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No matter how you twist and turn.No matter how you try to impose your lack of knowledge- it’s still wrong.
Nobody is arguing that safety equipment isn’t essential and nobody followed you down the hole to say otherwise.
The fact remains is that a vessel is designed for a class according to the likely conditions - can it cope with 10ft waves / 40kt winds etc.
It is then coded for uses. Safety equipment, fire suppression, life jackets, flairs. Etc. none of this affects its ability to cope with the sea conditions
There was nothing inherently wrong with the titanic- it sunk because there was a failure to keep a lookout and they were proceeding at a speed unsafe for the conditions and visibility. This resulted in hitting an iceberg which made a very large hole in the ship.
You've been caught out on other misinformation today already.
Emergency equipment is essential for any liner etc to be seaworthy. You may call it incidental or additional. But it's part of the basic requirements, as is evacuation of the ship planning.