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Originally Posted by Kevsh
Don't even get started ...
Is it not plausible that some of he beams got weakened enough that the combination of burning fuel, fires inside the building caused by the fuel, the weight of a plane's metal and whatever was inside, the impact of a plane crashing into the building, thousands of pounds of office furniture, flooring, the odd overweight temp, perhaps a loose bolt or two and who knows what else ... could have caused the first beam to collapse or break?
After that a domino effect.
Or do you have a better theory?
(Please, don't answer that... just do a search here on GFY for all the arguments ad nauseum!)
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What i dont understand is why these freaks dont understand this. They just keep whining about the temp not high enough for steel to melt. As if steel has to fucking melt before it breaks down. Wtf. How hard is it to understand that a plane crashing into a building causes HUUUUUUUUUUGE damage to the structure?? Fuckings idiots.
And also the free fall thing. The building collapses and it went really fast. So that means according to these idiots that on every floor bombs went off. So if an extremely big and heavy building collapses starting near the top what is supposed to happen? Should it collaps really slow? Like every floor can hold the weight of the 20 floors above it for 10 seconds before it collapses??