If someone makes a decision on a issue, your general principal is to let
him/her suffer the outcome and forget about government support ...... OK
.....
Why did the US Government protect law suites from the airline
industries after 911??? They are not to be held accountable even though
airlines security is under their control and duty ??? Congress said, the
law suites will cripple the industries and therefore, make it very,
very, difficult for recovery...and laws wills prevent that while in
fact, the airlines are the ones at fault......
You can trace this logic back in US History to the James Town flood
and earth dam breach in California during the 1930's ..... Not one
person was held accountable for their decisions, no government
intervention, no law suites, recourse or whatever, while hundreds dies
.... God Bless America, more worker where hire to replace the dead ones
and time moved on and everyone looked the other way ........ Live,
Liberty, and the pursuit of death is alive in America ..... Proud to be
American is your Logo Today ????
Bill
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Seems odd doesn't it that the government is expected to take care of
all those "poor defensless people" in NO. Are the ones demanding
rescue now the same ones who failed to heed the MANDATORY evacuation
of the city BEFORE the hurricane hit? Are those who are now "without
food and water" the same ones who scoffed and berated the government
for telling them to prepare for chemical and boilogical attacks a year
or so ago? Did they have their 3 days of food and water put away for
disasters? Hasn't the government been preaching that you need to be
self sufficient for at least 3 days after a disaster? We're now in the
fourth day and according to the Black Congressional Congress spokesman
this morning "infants are dieing due to lack of formula", "people are
dieing due to lack of food and water". One day without food and water
causes death?
Or are these people the ones who believe the government should protect
them from everything? Being a part of emergency services (fire dept)
for the past 26 years has showed me that very few people actually
think it could happen to them. Well, a good portion of the south is
now learning a lesson.
To that man who was rescued from his attic who was critical of how
long it took rescuers to get to him and then said he didn't leave
because "HE DIDN'T THINK IT WOULD BE THAT BAD", You caused your own
problem. I feel no sympathy. You're a selfish bastard who is taking
resources that should be used for someone else.
There are some legitimate reasons for still being in the City and
needing help. First, some poor or indigent folks simply didn't have a
method to leave. Some stayed for essential services. Some were
actually there to help restore services when the storm was over. If
they need help they deserve anything we can do. To those who stayed
and are now looting, they should be shot. (mandatory gun content)
To the Red Cross who is collecting money to help the effort, screw
you! When your Chairman lowers his almost $500,000.00 salary down to a
reasonable level I might start contributing again. I urge my friends
to donate to local efforts with real people doing real work. Not large
organizations who continually boost thier salaries and benefits using
charitable contributions.
During 9-11, the International Assoc Of Firefighters used volunteer
and current staff time to collect and distribute funds to those in
need. Check with your own unions, your local charities, the
"helplines" and volunteer aid societies to find a place to donate to
that uses 100% of the money for help to those in need. They are out
there, look for them and donate to them. People who don't have the
money to run $50,000.00 ads about what good work we do. (cost of
producing the ad, the stations donate the airtime to run them)
Yes I'm a cold hearted bastard who doesn't feel any compassion. Think
about it though, shouldn't we take a little responsibility for our own
actions?
Ken
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it has to do as well with the government having given up on the
concept that they are even vaguely responsible for the protection of
its citizens. I'm no longer sure they still even acknowledge any
responsibilities.
look at how as i type this they continue to stand by and allow the
carnage in new orleans to continue unabated.
useless bastards still never forget to come for your money though
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