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Who will be blamed by the WILLING victims of the upcoming hurricane?
- Thread starter Remodeling Maidiac
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The blame will be on the residents who choose to move to, or live in, an area that is prone to predictable and frequent life-threatening acts of Mother Nature. They are gambling with their lives. No one should live in an area where they cannot afford to escape from should disaster strike. "Lousy choices lousy lives."And that somehow makes it the government's fault? They are always the ones who get the blameWe go through this shit EVERY YEAR. Who will be at fault this time?
People and News outlets will inevitably pin whatever happens on politicians and Trump. Even with NEARLY TWO WEEKS NOTICE there will be fools who defy common sense and risk life and limb. You choose to live in the path of yearly hurricanes yet if the worst happens many will blame someone else for the consequences of that decision.
If this storm makes landfall I am dreading the nonstop coverage of the blame game.
It is not really as easy as you make it out to be. Many people have no where to go and do not have the extra cash lying around for a week in a hotel 100 miles inland.
So California has wildfires
Florida, Texas, Louisiana, Miss and the Carolinas have hurricanes
Mid America has Tornados
Mississippi region has floods
Lot of stupid people
- Aug 4, 2009
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That's why rational people thank him.Without hesitation ....we can blame Donald J Trump
He has maintained a steady crusade to mock global warming as a hoax.
He has reversed the Paris Climate Accord
He has ordered his administration to do nothing to reduce climate change
He has blocked funding for climate research
He has fired climate scientists
So as hurricanes get worse and worse......we can blame TRUMP
The entire world mocks him
Future generations will suffer for his decisions
- Apr 1, 2011
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They aren't getting worse, dumbass.Without hesitation ....we can blame Donald J Trump
He has maintained a steady crusade to mock global warming as a hoax.
He has reversed the Paris Climate Accord
He has ordered his administration to do nothing to reduce climate change
He has blocked funding for climate research
He has fired climate scientists
So as hurricanes get worse and worse......we can blame TRUMP
https://www.americanthinker.com/blo...obal_warming_has_spurred_more_hurricanes.html
Actually they are
So are floods, famine and wildfires
We can blame our president for making matters worse
The experts say they aren't.
- Apr 1, 2011
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As I said, rational people thank him. You believe "the entire world" consists of all the leftists and state toadies.That's why rational people thank him.Without hesitation ....we can blame Donald J Trump
He has maintained a steady crusade to mock global warming as a hoax.
He has reversed the Paris Climate Accord
He has ordered his administration to do nothing to reduce climate change
He has blocked funding for climate research
He has fired climate scientists
So as hurricanes get worse and worse......we can blame TRUMP
The entire world mocks him
Future generations will suffer for his decisions
None of which are anywhere NEAR as catastrophic-by-scale - and frequent - as hurricanes.They should all move to places where they only have tornados, floods or wildfires to deal with.Sux to be them... move to where the hurricanes aren't...We go through this shit EVERY YEAR. Who will be at fault this time?
People and News outlets will inevitably pin whatever happens on politicians and Trump. Even with NEARLY TWO WEEKS NOTICE there will be fools who defy common sense and risk life and limb. You choose to live in the path of yearly hurricanes yet if the worst happens many will blame someone else for the consequences of that decision.
If this storm makes landfall I am dreading the nonstop coverage of the blame game.
It is not really as easy as you make it out to be. Many people have no where to go and do not have the extra cash lying around for a week in a hotel 100 miles inland.
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None of which are anywhere NEAR as catastrophic-by-scale - and frequent - as hurricanes.They should all move to places where they only have tornados, floods or wildfires to deal with.Sux to be them... move to where the hurricanes aren't...We go through this shit EVERY YEAR. Who will be at fault this time?
People and News outlets will inevitably pin whatever happens on politicians and Trump. Even with NEARLY TWO WEEKS NOTICE there will be fools who defy common sense and risk life and limb. You choose to live in the path of yearly hurricanes yet if the worst happens many will blame someone else for the consequences of that decision.
If this storm makes landfall I am dreading the nonstop coverage of the blame game.
It is not really as easy as you make it out to be. Many people have no where to go and do not have the extra cash lying around for a week in a hotel 100 miles inland.
Tell that to the people of Joplin Mo
NightFox
Wildling
We go through this shit EVERY YEAR. Who will be at fault this time?
People and News outlets will inevitably pin whatever happens on politicians and Trump. Even with NEARLY TWO WEEKS NOTICE there will be fools who defy common sense and risk life and limb. You choose to live in the path of yearly hurricanes yet if the worst happens many will blame someone else for the consequences of that decision.
If this storm makes landfall I am dreading the nonstop coverage of the blame game.
It is not really as easy as you make it out to be. Many people have no where to go and do not have the extra cash lying around for a week in a hotel 100 miles inland.
Who do you believe bears the responsibility for planning and putting aside the necessary resources for evacuation in the event of impending disaster (i.e. hurricane bearing down), The person that lives in a high risk disaster area or the rest of society?
"Failure to plan is planning to fail" -- Alan Lakein
Rigby5
Diamond Member
Hurricanes are not high risk.
Hurricane winds typically are around 80 mph, and pose no significant risk at all to anyone who is at all prepared.
So there is never any reason to evacuate a hurricane, unless you are totally unprepared.
The reason there is federal assistance for disasters like hurricanes has nothing to do with deaths, but with costs to repair or replace material damage, like to big objects that can not be protected, like ships.
Tornadoes and fires are high risk, but they can happen almost anywhere.
Hurricane winds typically are around 80 mph, and pose no significant risk at all to anyone who is at all prepared.
So there is never any reason to evacuate a hurricane, unless you are totally unprepared.
The reason there is federal assistance for disasters like hurricanes has nothing to do with deaths, but with costs to repair or replace material damage, like to big objects that can not be protected, like ships.
Tornadoes and fires are high risk, but they can happen almost anywhere.
Rigby5
Diamond Member
None of which are anywhere NEAR as catastrophic-by-scale - and frequent - as hurricanes.They should all move to places where they only have tornados, floods or wildfires to deal with.Sux to be them... move to where the hurricanes aren't...We go through this shit EVERY YEAR. Who will be at fault this time?
People and News outlets will inevitably pin whatever happens on politicians and Trump. Even with NEARLY TWO WEEKS NOTICE there will be fools who defy common sense and risk life and limb. You choose to live in the path of yearly hurricanes yet if the worst happens many will blame someone else for the consequences of that decision.
If this storm makes landfall I am dreading the nonstop coverage of the blame game.
It is not really as easy as you make it out to be. Many people have no where to go and do not have the extra cash lying around for a week in a hotel 100 miles inland.
That is totally wrong.
Hurricanes are slow, infrequent, and easily survivable compared to things like tornadoes or fires.
There are tens of thousands of tornadoes and fires a year in the US, none of which you can prepare for at all because they come up too fast and there is no safe means of protection from them.
Hurricanes in comparison, are trivial to protect from since they are only like 80 mph winds.
Tornadoes can reach 250 mph winds.
- Thread starter
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which is why we have basements in the midwest.Tornadoes can reach 250 mph winds.
- Feb 22, 2017
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We go through this shit EVERY YEAR. Who will be at fault this time?
People and News outlets will inevitably pin whatever happens on politicians and Trump. Even with NEARLY TWO WEEKS NOTICE there will be fools who defy common sense and risk life and limb. You choose to live in the path of yearly hurricanes yet if the worst happens many will blame someone else for the consequences of that decision.
If this storm makes landfall I am dreading the nonstop coverage of the blame game.
It is not really as easy as you make it out to be. Many people have no where to go and do not have the extra cash lying around for a week in a hotel 100 miles inland.
Who do you believe bears the responsibility for planning and putting aside the necessary resources for evacuation in the event of impending disaster (i.e. hurricane bearing down), The person that lives in a high risk disaster area or the rest of society?
"Failure to plan is planning to fail" -- Alan Lakein
My point was that it is not as black and white as the OP tried to make it out to be. Everyone should be prepared for an emergency, but some events are larger than others and do more damage than others, that is where society steps in.
My daughter lives in Jax, she is an ER nurse, she cannot evacuate as she will be expected to be on duty, thus she has made other preparations.
Dan Stubbs
FORGET ---- HELL
- Banned
- #53
Make a deal you will tow one of the Travel Trailers that are for sale at the Store out of state to save it. Might be lucky and they have a large Motor home that needs driven out of state.We go through this shit EVERY YEAR. Who will be at fault this time?
People and News outlets will inevitably pin whatever happens on politicians and Trump. Even with NEARLY TWO WEEKS NOTICE there will be fools who defy common sense and risk life and limb. You choose to live in the path of yearly hurricanes yet if the worst happens many will blame someone else for the consequences of that decision.
If this storm makes landfall I am dreading the nonstop coverage of the blame game.
It is not really as easy as you make it out to be. Many people have no where to go and do not have the extra cash lying around for a week in a hotel 100 miles inland.
Whether global climate change is real or not, humans are not causing it. There are just to many of us living in many places we did not in the past and in greater numbers. 8 billion people are a lot.Without hesitation ....we can blame Donald J Trump
He has maintained a steady crusade to mock global warming as a hoax.
He has reversed the Paris Climate Accord
He has ordered his administration to do nothing to reduce climate change
He has blocked funding for climate research
He has fired climate scientists
So as hurricanes get worse and worse......we can blame TRUMP
NightFox
Wildling
Doesn't answer the question regarding who bears the responsibility for planning for and having the resources set aside for evacuating in the event of impending disaster, the individual that chose to live in the disaster zone or society.We go through this shit EVERY YEAR. Who will be at fault this time?
People and News outlets will inevitably pin whatever happens on politicians and Trump. Even with NEARLY TWO WEEKS NOTICE there will be fools who defy common sense and risk life and limb. You choose to live in the path of yearly hurricanes yet if the worst happens many will blame someone else for the consequences of that decision.
If this storm makes landfall I am dreading the nonstop coverage of the blame game.
It is not really as easy as you make it out to be. Many people have no where to go and do not have the extra cash lying around for a week in a hotel 100 miles inland.
Who do you believe bears the responsibility for planning and putting aside the necessary resources for evacuation in the event of impending disaster (i.e. hurricane bearing down), The person that lives in a high risk disaster area or the rest of society?
"Failure to plan is planning to fail" -- Alan Lakein
My point was that it is not as black and white as the OP tried to make it out to be. Everyone should be prepared for an emergency, but some events are larger than others and do more damage than others, that is where society steps in.
At it's core , it is a simple question, who should bear responsibility for an individual getting the out of the way of an oncoming disaster the can be seen well in advance, the individual or the rest of society? Personally I think if you're too irresponsible to plan for your own safety in the event of a disaster and you live in an area that is prone to disasters, you deserve whatever you get......
We (meaning all of us that DON'T live in disaster prone areas) already subsidize the risk for of living in these areas at the federal level, why should we also take responsibility for getting those people out of the way of an oncoming disaster who don't take any responsibility for themselves?
My daughter lives in Jax, she is an ER nurse, she cannot evacuate as she will be expected to be on duty, thus she has made other preparations.
"She has made other preparations" ... in other words she has taken responsibility for her own safety in the event of the disaster, why should she have to do this while others get off the hook?
Doesn't answer the question regarding who bears the responsibility for planning for and having the resources set aside for evacuating in the event of impending disaster, the individual that chose to live in the disaster zone or society.We go through this shit EVERY YEAR. Who will be at fault this time?
People and News outlets will inevitably pin whatever happens on politicians and Trump. Even with NEARLY TWO WEEKS NOTICE there will be fools who defy common sense and risk life and limb. You choose to live in the path of yearly hurricanes yet if the worst happens many will blame someone else for the consequences of that decision.
If this storm makes landfall I am dreading the nonstop coverage of the blame game.
It is not really as easy as you make it out to be. Many people have no where to go and do not have the extra cash lying around for a week in a hotel 100 miles inland.
Who do you believe bears the responsibility for planning and putting aside the necessary resources for evacuation in the event of impending disaster (i.e. hurricane bearing down), The person that lives in a high risk disaster area or the rest of society?
"Failure to plan is planning to fail" -- Alan Lakein
My point was that it is not as black and white as the OP tried to make it out to be. Everyone should be prepared for an emergency, but some events are larger than others and do more damage than others, that is where society steps in.
At it's core , it is a simple question, who should bear responsibility for an individual getting the out of the way of an oncoming disaster the can be seen well in advance, the individual or the rest of society? Personally I think if you're too irresponsible to plan for your own safety in the event of a disaster and you live in an area that is prone to disasters, you deserve whatever you get......
We (meaning all of us that DON'T live in disaster prone areas) already subsidize the risk for of living in these areas at the federal level, why should we also take responsibility for getting those people out of the way of an oncoming disaster who don't take any responsibility for themselves?
My daughter lives in Jax, she is an ER nurse, she cannot evacuate as she will be expected to be on duty, thus she has made other preparations.
"She has made other preparations" ... in other words she has taken responsibility for her own safety in the event of the disaster, why should she have to do this while others get off the hook?
Why would they go anywhere... It is just scientists telling them of the impending disaster... Those guys are in a conspiracy with the hotel companies and flooding device lobby...
You must be some fool to believe them...
- Thread starter
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Ask Obama if he believes all the gloBULL nonsense. His recent purchase of a 15 million dollar estate along the ocean says you wouldn't like the answer were he to be honest.Doesn't answer the question regarding who bears the responsibility for planning for and having the resources set aside for evacuating in the event of impending disaster, the individual that chose to live in the disaster zone or society.We go through this shit EVERY YEAR. Who will be at fault this time?
People and News outlets will inevitably pin whatever happens on politicians and Trump. Even with NEARLY TWO WEEKS NOTICE there will be fools who defy common sense and risk life and limb. You choose to live in the path of yearly hurricanes yet if the worst happens many will blame someone else for the consequences of that decision.
If this storm makes landfall I am dreading the nonstop coverage of the blame game.
It is not really as easy as you make it out to be. Many people have no where to go and do not have the extra cash lying around for a week in a hotel 100 miles inland.
Who do you believe bears the responsibility for planning and putting aside the necessary resources for evacuation in the event of impending disaster (i.e. hurricane bearing down), The person that lives in a high risk disaster area or the rest of society?
"Failure to plan is planning to fail" -- Alan Lakein
My point was that it is not as black and white as the OP tried to make it out to be. Everyone should be prepared for an emergency, but some events are larger than others and do more damage than others, that is where society steps in.
At it's core , it is a simple question, who should bear responsibility for an individual getting the out of the way of an oncoming disaster the can be seen well in advance, the individual or the rest of society? Personally I think if you're too irresponsible to plan for your own safety in the event of a disaster and you live in an area that is prone to disasters, you deserve whatever you get......
We (meaning all of us that DON'T live in disaster prone areas) already subsidize the risk for of living in these areas at the federal level, why should we also take responsibility for getting those people out of the way of an oncoming disaster who don't take any responsibility for themselves?
My daughter lives in Jax, she is an ER nurse, she cannot evacuate as she will be expected to be on duty, thus she has made other preparations.
"She has made other preparations" ... in other words she has taken responsibility for her own safety in the event of the disaster, why should she have to do this while others get off the hook?
Why would they go anywhere... It is just scientists telling them of the impending disaster... Those guys are in a conspiracy with the hotel companies and flooding device lobby...
You must be some fool to believe them...
- Aug 4, 2009
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Maybe FoxNews expertsThey aren't getting worse, dumbass.Without hesitation ....we can blame Donald J Trump
He has maintained a steady crusade to mock global warming as a hoax.
He has reversed the Paris Climate Accord
He has ordered his administration to do nothing to reduce climate change
He has blocked funding for climate research
He has fired climate scientists
So as hurricanes get worse and worse......we can blame TRUMP
https://www.americanthinker.com/blo...obal_warming_has_spurred_more_hurricanes.html
Actually they are
So are floods, famine and wildfires
We can blame our president for making matters worse
The experts say they aren't.
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