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Originally Posted by Tim Deegan
Because you seem to think it is common sense, and safe to store fuel, even though there was never any need to do so.
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It is common sense ,if there is a strike people will need to keep a jerry can of fuel either in their garage or in the boot of their car ,to ensure they don't run out of fuel on the road and cause traffic jams blocking the fire service getting to all the garages that will spontaneously combust despite being perfectly safe for years .You are making the mistake a lot of people in the emergency services tend to do ,and that is over thinking something and seeing danger where it doesn't necessarily exist .Most people know that petrol incorrectly stored is dangerous ,but kept in the correct container it is perfectly safe and thousands of people do it every day without blowing themselves up