Japan Hit By Tsunami

[๖ReS]

You know what's fucked up ?

No rape.

No mass looting.

No murder or stealing, or any shit like that.

Japan just tries to recover and rebuild as a whole and no one tries to take advantage of it, they all work together.

Natural Disaster in America ?

Fuck..

I'm not even going to lie and say it has nothing to do with black people.

Because it does.

[acolyte_to_jippity]

You know what's fucked up ?

No rape.

No mass looting.

No murder or stealing, or any shit like that.

Japan just tries to recover and rebuild as a whole and no one tries to take advantage of it, they all work together.

Natural Disaster in America ?

Fuck..

I'm not even going to lie and say it has nothing to do with black people.

Because it does.

actually, i believe it has more to do with the fact that the japanese re so much more strict. strict as in, you get caught you die.

plus the JSDF patrols alot of the areas, and what they don't cover the three main Yakuza clans do.

[StarsMine]

actually, i believe it has more to do with the fact that the japanese re so much more strict. strict as in, you get caught you die.

plus the JSDF patrols alot of the areas, and what they don't cover the three main Yakuza clans do.

Well thats if they take your case
the reason why their case solve rate is (I believe 94%?) so high is due to the fact that the police department only takes cases they know they can win due to the way there system works. Sucks quite a bit.

[Holy-Sonic]

meltdown does not mean explosion. that's called an explosion. meltdown means just that; the radioactive fuel becomes so hot they actually melt/burn through their containment structure (literally 'melting down') SCRAMing isn't done to reduce heat (though often they'll perform those opperations in conjunction) it's designed to halt the fission taking place. it's done by lowering the control rods into the core in the fastest possible manner. depending on the method of SCRAM used, reactors could be started up easily, or with very much difficulty. the most common SCRAM involves shoving the control rods all the way into the core at one time, halting fission completely. backups for this (and possible primary systems, but i hope not) amount to basically dumping buckets of neutron-absorbing material into the core.

since water (even ion-rich sea-water) doesn't attenuate radiation very well, SCRAMing w/ seawater is not feasible. what they were probably doing, was pumping seawater into the coolant pipes to keep temperatures down while they fixe the main coolant system

Then what exactly happened at Chernobyl, is it the same thing Japan is experiencing.

[acolyte_to_jippity]

Then what exactly happened at Chernobyl, is it the same thing Japan is experiencing.

no. chernobyl had NO containment. japan is far, FAR better than chernobyl.

[maynard]

japan looks like a zoo with free cotton candy (blue flavor not pink) compared 2 what Chernobyl was lol

[uuntiltheendd]

i think it also has a lot to do with the majority of them being genuinely good people.

[๖ReS]

lol Chernobyl is still a wasteland.

[loka]

The level of the explosion of the reactor in Chernobyl doesn't compare to Japan. That reactor exploded and it was done. Smoke and fire from the explosion released deadly levels of fallout in the air. A Level 7 (the worse possible) when it comes to contamination. Japan is lucky in a sense because they already had water in their plant. Even if it's salt water, it's still dense enough to slow down any potentially hazardous contamination. Chernobyl was a little late in executing that idea. Of the three core meltdowns, their highest level of contamination is a 5, and still the radiation isn't severe enough to cause worry as much as Chernobyl did.