Reflections on the Davenport, Iowa apartment building collapse (from a Davenport native)

Lawsuit against slumlord Andrew Wold, the City of Davenport, and others: https://www.documentcloud.org/documents/23834829-petition-davenport-building-collapse-00985116xe6b76
At least three deaths have been attributed to the collapse: https://kfdm.com/news/nation-world/3-bodies-recovered-in-iowa-building-collapse-lawsuit-accuses-city-owners-of-negligence-davenport-dead-killed-six-story-apartment-building-structural-engineer-rubble-leg-amputation-injuries-injured-hurt
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Previous episode, here: https://rumble.com/v2qe78o-episode-for-the-week-of-memorial-day-2023.html
It's true. I am not a native southerner. Southerner, yes, very much so, with long time roots in the American south, but, alas, not a native southerner. Having said that, what happened in the Quad Cities has impacted me profoundly. It's a weird feeling hearing that something like this happened in a pretty average midwestern city (well, other than the high crime).
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