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| guanako Veteran Member
 
      
 
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 | | O.P.  RE: new orleans they are totally different situations.  | 
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| 09-06-2005 12:53 PM |  | 
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| paperless Veteran Member
 
      
 
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 | | RE: new orleans quote:Originally posted by guanako
 they are totally different situations.
 
 
Both need money. | 
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| 09-06-2005 02:35 PM |  | 
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| saralk Veteran Member
 
      
 
  
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 | | RE: new orleans quote:Originally posted by guanako
 they are totally different situations.
 
 
no they are not, after a terrorist attack, the people involved in the attack will have similar needs. Terrorists work in very unpredictable ways, the use of biological weapons could mean that all water and food within a city is unconsumable, and the government would need to evacuate the area and make sure there is clean water and the people have access to food.
 
Furthermore, with a terrorist attack, there will be no prior warning and people will be worried that a second attack could happen imminently increasing the fear. At least with Katrina, people had plenty of warning and we knew very roughly what to expectThe Artist Formerly Known As saralkLondon · New York · Paris
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| 09-06-2005 02:47 PM |  | 
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| guanako Veteran Member
 
      
 
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 | | O.P.  RE: new orleans the goverment wouoldnt have to do so much if people would have listen, most of them were warned, but they thought it wouldnt hit them hard enough and see now where they are,  
witha terrorist atck you are most likely to not be warn, thats why you have to be prepared, which brings back to the new orleans situation, they know where they live thye should know that they get hurrican there 
 
luckly its all clearing out now    | 
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| 09-06-2005 03:47 PM |  | 
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| saralk Veteran Member
 
      
 
  
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 | | RE: new orleans quote:Originally posted by guanako
 the goverment wouoldnt have to do so much if people would have listen, most of them were warned, but they thought it wouldnt hit them hard enough and see now where they are,
 witha terrorist atck you are most likely to not be warn, thats why you have to be prepared, which brings back to the new orleans situation, they know where they live thye should know that they get hurrican there
 
 
the authorities told them to evacuate, that was it. A large proportion of New Orelean's inhabitants lived below the poverty line (38%), 27% of households didn't have private transportation and no provisions were made for people who were unable to move because they were elderly, disabled or had no access to transport.The Artist Formerly Known As saralkLondon · New York · Paris
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| 09-06-2005 04:30 PM |  | 
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| guanako Veteran Member
 
      
 
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 | | O.P.  RE: new orleans we have something call tv, and radio, where u can hear/watch news | 
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| 09-06-2005 05:59 PM |  | 
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| Garndell Full Member
 
    
 
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 | | RE: RE: new orleans quote:Originally posted by XxRebelSeanxX
 What would you do if you had no water, no food, no clothes, nothing to lay on? If I were down in any part of that state and I was going through this, you can bet damn good and well I would be looting. Especially people looting to fee there families.
 
 That is outragous.
 
 
 
I've seen people looting TV's, Video Recorders etc... how in hell are they gonna be of use?  Besides, the Police are no better http://www.zippyvideos.com./8911023771013466/coun...looting-in-walmart 
Clinton was saying how the defenses were supposed to have been upgraded yet somehow they never did after Bush got in, perhaps Bush never read the reports on the investigation of the defenses, more likely he thought it a waste of money.
 
Marilyn Manson called New Orleans "the cess pit of america" and that's something I gotta agree with, what with the dead bodies floating around and all. | 
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| 09-06-2005 06:01 PM |  | 
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| guanako Veteran Member
 
      
 
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 | | O.P.  RE: new orleans wow    that video, and who knows what else went or is goin down over there    sad just sad  | 
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| 09-06-2005 06:06 PM |  | 
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| Exca Senior Member
 
     
 
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 | | RE: new orleans Bush always says "lower taxes, lower taxes", and now happenes this and there is no money to enforce the area    there you go with lower taxes. He gives shit about the population. Clinton had 4% of the people who were workless, since Bush it is now already 8%. He spends 11000$ on weapons a day. Jezus. What a labile system. And the weaponindustry is so powerfull in Amerika, glad i'm not living there, when you open a bankaccount you get a gun! omgThis post was edited on 09-06-2005 at 06:09 PM by Exca.
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| 09-06-2005 06:06 PM |  | 
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| Stigmata Veteran Member
 
      
 
 
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 | | RE: new orleans thing that i dont get is why everyone is concerned about new orleans... 
the entire state of mississippi was hit. its the poorest state in america   | 
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