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I find it ironic Florida has received billions in relief from the hurricanes
I guess republicans are only against giving handouts, not receiving.
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i find it ironic that you are smart enough to operate a computer, find the internet and post on this board.. yet cannot distinguish between aid following natural disasters and socialism.
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Florida is the 4th most populous state. Its also very powerful politically because a lot of older people live here that get out and vote.
Its one of the most important agricultural states also. Florida's great year round weather enables its farms to produce a lot of the nation's fruits and vegatables and other food. Its extremely important to the travel industry since not only do 1 out of every 4 Americans visit Florida each year, as well as being a major crusie departure point, but its the primary hub to the import export industry to South America. Its a leading state for research, technology, and hosts the south eastern US NAP point for the Net. The GDP for Florida is 1/2 a Trillion dollars. So its a major provider of tax revenue to the Federal government. So bottom line Florida is one of the nation's most important states. |
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I just changed my vote....THIS is the dumbest post of the week...by far.
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Some people just have no clue about reality
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and now we have a pic of our poster.
good looking fella isn't he? http://bushwhacked.net/bits/ROFL.jpg |
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its diabolical! I wonder if this is [The Leader]'s new handle.:1orglaugh |
so, when your moms poney made you,
was he serious? or just fucking for fun? |
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Pork, spending....
anybody here sticking up for this move, what have they done with the money? is anything fixed? or is it cover fire for pork speding? I am just asking ( don't shoot the messanger) |
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From my experience, (one persons point of view), FEMA was very effective during the Mississippi river floods in St. Louis in the early 90s. They provided emergency vouchers for Motel rooms and Grocery stores for people who were made homeless. They did a good job of meeting the immediate emergence needs of those who needed it. After the waters receded, they were there to assess damage to property. Affected people were given vouchers to replace clothing, bedding, furniture, mattresses, etc... Vouchers and grants were given to repair homes, and clean up the mess. They even bought many of the non-repairable homes in certain flood plains. All of these vouchers and grants cost money...the goods have to be paid for. I think that in that case FEMA was very effective. I would think that they will be effecttive in Florida too. |
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Two Words "Jeb Bush"
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2) children with no home, clothes and no food because of the hurricane are staving children in need of help and are recieving it. are you retarded or do you just pretend to be on message boards? please destroy your computer now before you hurt yourself and those around you. |
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Bullshit. People find themselves in need of help due to circumstances beyond their control everyday, whether its from a natural disaster, health crisis, or anything else unforeseen. WTF makes you so special for having a house in a known disaster path? |
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A starving kid does not cause 10's of Billions of losses to the economy (and then of course many times more starving kids). Hurricanes do. Do you need a diagram to show the cause and effect relationships and how they affect the entire nation (and children) or do you wanna roll the dice again spend the next couple hours coming up with another stupid, short sighted, 1/2 communist remark that is not rooted in reality so i can make fun of you? |
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There ya go with the 'communist' remark. I knew you couldnt resist. Admit it, you're a fucking hypocrite. Your inability to decipher information is a marvel of nature, so let me help you out. People from the south are predominately Republican. The Republican attitude is 'everyone should take care of themselves', 'I don't want my tax money bailing people out of hard times'. Yet the southern states gets more economic aid than any other part of country due to natural disasters. Bottom line is you don't want your tax money going to helping people until its you who needs it. |
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-=Chipmunk=-- |
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the pay scale for jobs is one of the worst in the country too. :) |
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you have seen a map before right? can you plot out natural disasters that cause this much damage on a map and tell me where they usually occur? |
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FEMA does make some ridiculous judgment calls.
When my big house in LA got nailed in the '94 earthquake a FEMA rep, out of the blue, came knocking on our door. I told him right away I wouldn't be eliglble for federal assistance, nor would I need it, even though our house was thrashed, since I was obviously wealthy. He was adament that regardless of the money I had, the government would still be obligated and eager to assist anyone who incurred major damage from the quake. So I said ok if you say so. Next thing I know I got a big check from FEMA. I tried calling someone in charge to send it back but they all said the same thing. Crazy. |
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Maybe you should look at a map and take some weather courses. No hurricanes have ever hit Oregon or Washington and I doubt Illinois. Not very bright, are ya. |
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my last attempt to help you.... Sarcasm sar·casm (särkzm) n. 1. A cutting, often ironic remark intended to wound. 2. A form of wit that is marked by the use of sarcastic language and is intended to make its victim the butt of contempt or ridicule. |
Disaster relief that comes from public money is socialism.
Public health is socialism Public schools is socialism. Hell, national parks is socialism America is built on socialism... as much as they pretend they hate it. |
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