25 Nov
2014
25 Nov
'14
4:55 a.m.
William Donzelli wrote:
Just to feed the flames, here are some interesting
statistics (2011)
concerning electrical safety:
UK:
Total number of households: 26.4 million
Total number of household fires due to electric issues: 20400
US:
Total number of households: 115 million
Total number of household fires due to electric issues: 47700
WTF, UK?
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Will
Will... a german saying is "not all things that limp are an comparsion"
don't know it this is tranlateable at all..
Does it really matter how many people get killed trough electricity?
If it matters how many people are getting killed, why the USA have that
sick wepon laws at all? Why are the lawers there still allowed to kill
people? How about policeman and their self-defence rights? (Ferguson).
You shouldn't really think about the lethality for 230 Volts at the first
place...
BTW please show german numbers.. The UK != EU and Germany != EU and
US != 1/EU or so..
Kind Regards,
Holm
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