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You're going to need to cite your sources. Amentum has 34 violations since they were founded in 2020. Walmart has over 780 in that same period.

https://www.osha.gov/ords/imis/establishment.search?p_logger=1&establishment=amentum&State=all&officetype=all&Office=all&sitezip=&p_case=all&p_violations_exist=all&startmonth=01&startday=01&startyear=2020&endmonth=07&endday=03&endyear=2026

I found another site that came up with 112, but the majority of those weren't safety violations. 42 were safety, 3 were environmental. Doesn't really suggest that you're arguing in good faith that you either didn't know or failed to mention that.

I'm shocked anyone here cares about someone else's wedding this much. And yes we absolutely should be supporting improving the conditions for people detained. That you don't seems weird. Or think that the groups who deal with the nuclear stuff would be the ones to have a single reported issue that you talk about. That's literally the hazard of dealing with it. What's the frequency of that? Plane crashes make the news, but it's still much safer than driving.