The Missing Submersible

[breadstick]

If the sub is not found in time will the operation continue to find the sub and the remains of those on board or will it be scaled down, I recall a caver trapped in a cave who couldn't be rescued and his body was left

[1ozzy]

Still confused?
Could that possibly be because others don't agree?

[naomi24]

If you want an argument over nothing, 1ozzy, look elsewhere.

[Untitled]

“ that he frankly got what he deserved. ”

no i don’t think any of the people on the sub deserved to die… especially not the 19 year old

i do think the episode draws attention to the destructive and extreme whims of the mega-rich which society bends to placate… these people had more money than sense.

[LadyCG]

No one deserved to die like that, not even the silly fool who built the "invulnerable" vessel to go down and view the "unsinkable" ship.

[1ozzy]

Maybe the owner of the sub that put the paying passengers at risk got what he deserved?
It's a shame others risked their lives.

[1ozzy]

Or submersible craft:-)

[barry1010]

I'm shocked at some of the posts on here. Stupid risk taking for adventure or an adrenaline rush isn't the preserve of the wealthy.
Parkour, rock climbing, cold water swimming, diving off piers, speeding, dangerous sports such as the TT races. Curiosity itself can be a killer.

Whilst I don't agree with turning places of great tragedy in to tourist attractions these men did not deserve to die.