--- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>  
> In a message dated 9/4/05 5:50:55 P.M. Central Daylight Time,  
> [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
> 
> > So  neither the governor nor the mayor had a plan to rescue or 
> > evacuate  NO poor.
> 
> Oh, how odd, somehow everything else in my post
> must have  dropped off somehow.
> 
> 
> 
> 
> Yeah , I saw the whole thing the first time. Still , they  never 
had a game 
> plan other than saying"you're on you own, get out". Somebody  
drives those 
> school buses five days a week. Saturday could have been a 
mandatory  work day in 
> an emergency for those drivers or there could have been designated  
drivers 
> preplanned to drive preplanned evacuation routes. Still, they 
wouldn't  have 
> saved everybody because people are stubborn , stupid or hard headed 
and  just 
> aren't going to leave. However, it would have given those that did 
want to  get 
> out, but had no transportation or money or whatever a lot of the 
other  excuses 
> were, an opportunity to get to a public shelter out of the city. 
With  proper 
> planning they could have moved tens of thousands in a 40 or 45 
hour  period. 
> Buses could have even been brought in from out lying school 
districts if  the 
> governor ordered it. Still a lack of  planning.

You know, a moment's reflection should tell you
that, given they knew how many people there were
without transportation, and that they *did* have
plans to deal with the problem, it isn't very
likely that there were better solutions of the kind
you suggest that they hadn't already considered
and rejected for good reason, or that were clearly
not feasible in the first place.

They know what their resources are and what's
possible and what isn't; you don't.

If we had some kind of evidence that they had
simply brushed the problem off, or hadn't known
it existed, you might have a point.  But not only
do we not have such evidence, we have very solid
evidence to the contrary.

This is just common sense, which seems to be in
extremely short supply on the wingnut side of
the equation.  Moreover, increasing numbers of
*responsible* conservatives, including previous
fans of Bush, are recognizing where the real
failure lies and aren't attempting desperately
to pin all the blame on local authorities.

The knee-jerk wingnuts like yourself and Shemp
who continue to maintain their state of denial
are becoming more and more isolated.





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