I agree with you on what the "small gov'mint" people are feeling! They want a
government that "miraculously" come to their aid in
weather emergencies like this but "9-11", should have taught everyone
to "be prepared"! We have had almost 2 weeks of weather warnings that the
storms that flooded Southern California was headed this way.
I can't think of anyone NOT watching or hearing of the weather debacle headed
this way! Right now, there's hardly anything open for business for lack of
municipal services unprepared! This storm was not as bad as the Blizzard of
'96, but the response is terrible, as usual.
Over the last 3 decades I've seen municipal and State workers pay go
past what Federal Workers were getting, but as far as services, equipment went
wanting and "privatized" as in garbage collections, streets being repaired and
general infrastructure go begging!
So you hated Corzine the billionaire and voted for the "thug/bully"
prosecutor who made his career fighting so-called "corruption", more like
entrapment using the infamous Dwek, so he can get a lighter sentence for
ratting out people suspected of criminal action.
He comes into Trenton, like the bully he is and berate the teachers and any
worker covered by a union, makes the Democrats look like the "bad" guys they
aren't and you get the government you deserve!
Where is Christie? Disneyworld! His Lieutenant? Mexico! Great!
Re-elect him for more of the same and stop your whining!
--- In AsburyPark@yahoogroups.com, "Hinge" <hing...@...> wrote:
>
> I think we live in a hypocritical culture. Some people are all for "smaller
> government" but when it happens, and people feel the loss, they complain that
> somethings wrong. I find this to be ridiculous.
> The same people preach about personal responsibility...
> Ok, so we were getting report after report about a weather issue...did the
> paramedic, air traffic controller or heart surgeon make plans for a disaster?
> Probably not.
> Instead, when the disaster hit, it's easier to bitch about it than take the
> so called "personal responsibilty" and be prepared.
> We ALL heard the warnings. Yet how many of us got our cars stuck after the
> fact while trying to get things we should have had in the first place?
> What's more important? Having milk for coffee after forgetting to get some,
> or risking getting your car stuck and screwing with snow clean up progress?
>
>
> --- In AsburyPark@yahoogroups.com, "Doug M" <dougandcathy_mcqueen@> wrote:
> >
> > So what you're saying is, if someone has a job as a paramedic, heart
> > surgeon or air traffic controller, they should just stay home until city,
> > county and state governments mount an adequate response to the snow?
> >
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