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Sikoticâ„¢:
It's too late now. Bush can do everything in his power, but people are dead and lives are already ruined. My aunt out there is telling me people are getting restless and riots might break out soon. Then what's gonn happen?

Ant:

--- Quote from: -Sikotic- on September 02, 2005, 01:16:53 PM ---It's too late now. Bush can do everything in his power, but people are dead and lives are already ruined. My aunt out there is telling me people are getting restless and riots might break out soon. Then what's gonn happen?

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Blame the blacks.

UAK:

--- Quote from: Woodrow on September 02, 2005, 01:13:06 PM ---
--- Quote from: K A I N on September 02, 2005, 01:02:43 PM ---Yes  ::)

You calling people on the forum kids but you have no clue what's going on...what does that make you ?


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So you've seen the destruction first hand?

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Seer is talking about removing flood waters when every1 in world knows those people are starving to death.

No food/water 5+ days.

Not that I care about those people but it's really fucked up how the government has responded.


Sikoticâ„¢:

--- Quote from: Ant on September 02, 2005, 01:18:24 PM ---
--- Quote from: -Sikotic- on September 02, 2005, 01:16:53 PM ---It's too late now. Bush can do everything in his power, but people are dead and lives are already ruined. My aunt out there is telling me people are getting restless and riots might break out soon. Then what's gonn happen?

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Blame the blacks.

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Yeah. It's all their fault they live in poverty and don't have the resources to leave the state on their own. Of course simple-minded people, *cough*CWalker*cough*, are only able to look at the race of the people and not their socio-economic level.

But yeah, fuck em.

Woodrow:
Stop blaming Bush. Emergency response plans and disaster relief are planned at the local and county (sometimes state) level. This is where FEMA starts off, basing their response and help on the existing state and local plans. The feds do not plan evacuations (except on multiple state levels) and do not release aid until asked for by the state governors. Bush has done all he can, and has done more than was required by declaring the area a disaster BEFORE the hurricane hit. Other than that, it isn't up to him to do anything since it is in FEMA's and the other state agency's hands. All the lack of planning and early lack of response for help can be put SQUARELY on the mayor and governor.

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