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So?
Rainfall happens, and this was a record rain for how long?
Cyclical weather...
So?
Rainfall happens, and this was a record rain for how long?
Cyclical weather...
have some respect for the people that are having to go through this.... how y to say "so"
Sure, it'd hard. They should move out of the flood plain.
I'm just sensitive to such posts, because at some point it will be blamed on the CO2 we add to the atmosphere.
That's why I've seen all these suckers slowing down traffic lately. Check the plates...yep - Louisiana dip .
Well it didn't take long for WC to politicize that one. in got.
Awww ....can Trump build a wall around San Antonio real quick...this city dropped a few pegs after Katrina
Chump.
You're back!
That's a re ed statement. Majority of states/counties in this country has areas which flood so simply moving out is not a viable solution you . You're sensitive to this post, because you're a sensitive vagina. Did you ing tell the fatasses in Texas to simply move when they were flooded whether in the Houston, San Antonio, or Dallas area? Easy for your ass to say simply move. It's not about just flood zones, because every city in this damn country has low lying areas.
Get over it got. It flooded in Houston badly not that long ago.
Weather anomalies are unfortunate but unavoidable. A percentage of the population will always be affected by them. Whether it's a drought, flood, fires, tornadoes or blizzards, you could always just leave the area and face a different type of risk. So moving away isn't the answer. What is though? Recovery is the answer. If it flooded every 2 years there like that, you couldn't get insurance and you'd not have anyone living there. Because it's normally somewhat inhabitable, people will live there and treat these things like the anomalies they are.
It does no good to say "you should have known". We drive in traffic all the time. If someone we love gets into a fatal accident, should they have known? Should they have just avoided driving?
Don't be a , WC. Acting like you don't give a because it could potentially cause you to lose a forum debate point is bag at it's finest.
And smart people avoid the flood areas.
LOL...
Your ASSumptions are noted.
There's flood areas in most places dumbass. Plus, these aren't your average floods. These are historic floods not ever seen or not seen in decades. Idiot.
But your boy said, "You're doing a heckuva job Brownie."
This, you can't avoid natural disasters but you can minimize your chances of being affected by them. The only reason anyone still lives in Galveston and New Orleans is because they're emotionally attached to where they live and, for some, where they grew up. Both are a ticking time bomb...
Why should the rest of us foot the bill through tax dollars?
Have to love how WC goes preemptively cavalier for his oligarch overlords.
WC wants us to hail his corporate overlords.
Don't you see any balance somewhere between the two opposing examples?
Are you really that rigid?
What hypothetical wishcasting have you conjured this time?
I was asking a question. One which apparently, you have no cogent answer to.
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