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Originally Posted by Onramp
People need to forget political ideology here, stop bickering and find the INDIVIDUALS who were either neglegant or directly engaging in corrupt and selfish practices so that they can be dealt with by the full weight of the book of the law.
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Well yes but it also can be that there were institutional failures here. Failures from the people who manage the property, failures from the council and failures from the government.
It isn't just that the building was allowed to be in that state, it's also that the residents warned repeatedly that this could happen and were ignored.
This should never have been allowed to happen. As well as prosecuting anyone who is found to be criminally negligent we need to go after the systems that allowed it.