It definitely looks suspicious, but in the final moments just before impact you can see the bow turning back towards the left. I can't wrap my head around the speed at which the ship seemed to be moving considering the proximity to the bridge..
I've also got to wonder how this sort of thing happens considering the massive vessels maneuver around bridges multiple times per day in major shipping ports.. and over the course of my life.. I've never heard of a shipping disaster like this in my life. I can't recall a time in the past where a vessel hit any structure, much less collapsed a bridge.. how do you fuck up such a great track record..? Must have been a diversity hire involved somewhere..
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This incident was not planned, but an actual fuck up.
Yeah so a few incidents over the last two centuries.. thats an incredible fuck up.
The only way this could have been worse would be if happened later during the morning commute for most people, with traffic spanning across the entire bridge.
Almost like that was planned.
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