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Actually every year owners of the subject land get a letter from the Engineer Corps reminding them that they will not be held harmless from flooding made necessary by the necessary functioning of the the dam as intended when it was built.How would you like to be one of the 25,000 people who own 11,000 structures sacrificed to save Baton Rouge and New Orleans? You thought you were out of harms way and then the Army Corps of Engineers opens the dam and you are under 25 ft. of water. I'd be pretty bitter. What's Obama going to do about it? Probably nothing since 25,000 Cajin votes don't count for much.
How would you like to be one of the 25,000 people who own 11,000 structures sacrificed to save Baton Rouge and New Orleans? You thought you were out of harms way and then the Army Corps of Engineers opens the dam and you are under 25 ft. of water. I'd be pretty bitter. What's Obama going to do about it? Probably nothing since 25,000 Cajin votes don't count for much.
How would you like to be one of the 25,000 people who own 11,000 structures sacrificed to save Baton Rouge and New Orleans? You thought you were out of harms way and then the Army Corps of Engineers opens the dam and you are under 25 ft. of water. I'd be pretty bitter. What's Obama going to do about it? Probably nothing since 25,000 Cajin votes don't count for much.
To borrow from the conservatives, you have to take personal responsibility for yourself. You knew what a spillway was, and you knew they would blow it one day if the flooding got bad enough. Well that day is here so it is time for them to suck it up and drive on. If we end up bailing any of them out I'll be pissed, especially if they are businesses.
As for Obama, what do you want him to do about it? go down and fill sand bags? Oh..Oh..I know you want him to spend more money we don't have? Perhaps he should be down there, personally, helping people move out of their homes.
How would you like to be one of the 25,000 people who own 11,000 structures sacrificed to save Baton Rouge and New Orleans? You thought you were out of harms way and then the Army Corps of Engineers opens the dam and you are under 25 ft. of water. I'd be pretty bitter. What's Obama going to do about it? Probably nothing since 25,000 Cajin votes don't count for much.
To borrow from the conservatives, you have to take personal responsibility for yourself. You knew what a spillway was, and you knew they would blow it one day if the flooding got bad enough. Well that day is here so it is time for them to suck it up and drive on. If we end up bailing any of them out I'll be pissed, especially if they are businesses.
As for Obama, what do you want him to do about it? go down and fill sand bags? Oh..Oh..I know you want him to spend more money we don't have? Perhaps he should be down there, personally, helping people move out of their homes.
You libs are just like us conservatives sometimes ain't cha (when a democrat is in office)? War is good, patriotism is in and people should have more personal responsibility. That's good. Lets hear more.
To borrow from the conservatives, you have to take personal responsibility for yourself. You knew what a spillway was, and you knew they would blow it one day if the flooding got bad enough. Well that day is here so it is time for them to suck it up and drive on. If we end up bailing any of them out I'll be pissed, especially if they are businesses.
As for Obama, what do you want him to do about it? go down and fill sand bags? Oh..Oh..I know you want him to spend more money we don't have? Perhaps he should be down there, personally, helping people move out of their homes.
You libs are just like us conservatives sometimes ain't cha (when a democrat is in office)? War is good, patriotism is in and people should have more personal responsibility. That's good. Lets hear more.
Awe come on you have been trying to get me to convert to conservatism for a long time now. Now I adopt the conservative mantra and your still upset. Perhaps Obama is right...there is just no pleasing conservatives.
You libs are just like us conservatives sometimes ain't cha (when a democrat is in office)? War is good, patriotism is in and people should have more personal responsibility. That's good. Lets hear more.
Awe come on you have been trying to get me to convert to conservatism for a long time now. Now I adopt the conservative mantra and your still upset. Perhaps Obama is right...there is just no pleasing conservatives.
Calm down spec. Nobody is trying to convert you but it appears that the radicals are fine with political assassination and bombing and respect for the Military and personal responsibility as long as a democrat is in the white house. I'm on your side in this situation. The Cajins should be able to take personal responsibility for the disaster even though it was the Corps of Engineers who cranked open the floodgates.
How would you like to be one of the 25,000 people who own 11,000 structures sacrificed to save Baton Rouge and New Orleans? You thought you were out of harms way and then the Army Corps of Engineers opens the dam and you are under 25 ft. of water. I'd be pretty bitter. What's Obama going to do about it? Probably nothing since 25,000 Cajin votes don't count for much.
How would you like to be one of the 25,000 people who own 11,000 structures sacrificed to save Baton Rouge and New Orleans? You thought you were out of harms way and then the Army Corps of Engineers opens the dam and you are under 25 ft. of water. I'd be pretty bitter. What's Obama going to do about it? Probably nothing since 25,000 Cajin votes don't count for much.
What exactly could Obama do about it?..
How would you like to be one of the 25,000 people who own 11,000 structures sacrificed to save Baton Rouge and New Orleans? You thought you were out of harms way and then the Army Corps of Engineers opens the dam and you are under 25 ft. of water. I'd be pretty bitter. What's Obama going to do about it? Probably nothing since 25,000 Cajin votes don't count for much.
What exactly could Obama do about it?..
Here's the deal, Bush was blamed for Katrina because FEMA was FEMA. Katrina was a natural disaster and the inbred democrat dominated La. state government spent the levee money on other projects and the N.O. mayor was hiding while his constituents had no way of evacuating. Democrat dominated media blamed Bush for the typical bureaucratic problems inherent in FEMA.. Now the 25,000 poor people are flooded out as a direct cause of the federal government's decision. I'd be really pissed if the federal government decided to flood me out. How does the president plan to compensate the people? Nobody cares?
What exactly could Obama do about it?..
Here's the deal, Bush was blamed for Katrina because FEMA was FEMA. Katrina was a natural disaster and the inbred democrat dominated La. state government spent the levee money on other projects and the N.O. mayor was hiding while his constituents had no way of evacuating. Democrat dominated media blamed Bush for the typical bureaucratic problems inherent in FEMA.. Now the 25,000 poor people are flooded out as a direct cause of the federal government's decision. I'd be really pissed if the federal government decided to flood me out. How does the president plan to compensate the people? Nobody cares?
So you are upset because people aren't treating Obama like they did Bush, and now you are tyring to point out the hypocracy. Am I right?
If I am right the problem is that this plan of the spill way has been in effect for a long time and these people knew it and were reminded of it every year. This did not sneak up on them, and all other alternatives were looked at before settling on this course of action. The president may want to compensate these people but I doubt the Republican house will be willing to spend the money. When it comes to caring I'm sure every bleeding heart liberal like Sean Penn will be down there raising money for the victims and doing what they can to help. Yes... that's right I didn't say bleeding heart conservative because you won't see people like Sean Hannity, Rush Limbaugh, or Bill O'Riley donating their time, because they will be on air bitching about Sean Penn.
Here's the deal, Bush was blamed for Katrina because FEMA was FEMA. Katrina was a natural disaster and the inbred democrat dominated La. state government spent the levee money on other projects and the N.O. mayor was hiding while his constituents had no way of evacuating. Democrat dominated media blamed Bush for the typical bureaucratic problems inherent in FEMA.. Now the 25,000 poor people are flooded out as a direct cause of the federal government's decision. I'd be really pissed if the federal government decided to flood me out. How does the president plan to compensate the people? Nobody cares?
So you are upset because people aren't treating Obama like they did Bush, and now you are tyring to point out the hypocracy. Am I right?
If I am right the problem is that this plan of the spill way has been in effect for a long time and these people knew it and were reminded of it every year. This did not sneak up on them, and all other alternatives were looked at before settling on this course of action. The president may want to compensate these people but I doubt the Republican house will be willing to spend the money. When it comes to caring I'm sure every bleeding heart liberal like Sean Penn will be down there raising money for the victims and doing what they can to help. Yes... that's right I didn't say bleeding heart conservative because you won't see people like Sean Hannity, Rush Limbaugh, or Bill O'Riley donating their time, because they will be on air bitching about Sean Penn.
"The plan of the spill" (as you call it) has been in effect since 1927. Does that mean the people shouldn't build 11,000 structures because the Corps might flood them out any day? The notion that they should be resigned to disaster is just as ludicrous as blaming Bush because the N.O. levees weren't properly maintained. Whether or not there will be a bill offered to compensate the 25,000 people who are sacrificed is not the issue. How does the president plan to deal with it? My guess is that 25,000 votes aren't worth the effort unless the liberal dominated media makes an issue out of it and that ain't likely to happen.
How would you like to be one of the 25,000 people who own 11,000 structures sacrificed to save Baton Rouge and New Orleans? You thought you were out of harms way and then the Army Corps of Engineers opens the dam and you are under 25 ft. of water. I'd be pretty bitter. What's Obama going to do about it? Probably nothing since 25,000 Cajin votes don't count for much.
How would you like to be one of the 25,000 people who own 11,000 structures sacrificed to save Baton Rouge and New Orleans? You thought you were out of harms way and then the Army Corps of Engineers opens the dam and you are under 25 ft. of water. I'd be pretty bitter. What's Obama going to do about it? Probably nothing since 25,000 Cajin votes don't count for much.
Obama should part the waters so that the homes will be saved. He could do it if he really wanted to.
How would you like to be one of the 25,000 people who own 11,000 structures sacrificed to save Baton Rouge and New Orleans? You thought you were out of harms way and then the Army Corps of Engineers opens the dam and you are under 25 ft. of water. I'd be pretty bitter. What's Obama going to do about it? Probably nothing since 25,000 Cajin votes don't count for much.
