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It’s a serious thing. AGW exists and the weather will become wilder and wilder. Low lying regions across ALL of the U.S. must prepare for flooding, evacuation and such, at all times (imagine a “Noreaster” in California…). You all will have to pay a weather-tax, either through federal taxes (FEMA) or through higher insurance premiums. But you are still lucky, people in Bangladesh and Tuvalu will completely loose their land…
The North Carolina laws were backed by people who will make a bundle off of coastal Real Estate every time they have to rebuild. That’s the free market at work!
I expect even less from morons who write “homicide bomber.” It’s “suicide bomber,” no matter how Fox ties to rewrite the language. “Homicide bomber” is not descriptive at all. EVERY bomber is a “homicide bomber” whether they kill themselves in the blast or make a getaway.
If someone wants to rebuild, let them do it with the sort of effort the ex head of Pullman used when he built his home on concrete pillars to bedrock on the Florida coast…“If a storm washes the island away, this house will still be standing.”
Anyone who insists on selling insurance to people on the shoreline should insist that the customer pays the full bill, not trying to get the state to allow them to charge people 50 miles inland for someone else’s risk.
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Walking_Man_Comics said, 8 months ago
katrina?
Clark Kent said, 8 months ago
1: who is that big blowhard?
2: what is it (he) saying now?
3: right wing hot air causes big storms.
Stipple said, 8 months ago
I think he is suggesting no is wanting to bulldoze the lowlying areas after Sandy like they did after Katrina.
Implying the color of the residents may have a bearing on the calls for further destruction in one city but not the other.
STLDan said, 8 months ago
@rightisright
a right winger resorting to name calling? ..wow what a change
MortyForTyrant said, 8 months ago
It’s a serious thing. AGW exists and the weather will become wilder and wilder. Low lying regions across ALL of the U.S. must prepare for flooding, evacuation and such, at all times (imagine a “Noreaster” in California…). You all will have to pay a weather-tax, either through federal taxes (FEMA) or through higher insurance premiums. But you are still lucky, people in Bangladesh and Tuvalu will completely loose their land…
Rockngolfer said, 8 months ago
North Carolina’s solution is to make it unlawful to quote the studies that say sea level rise will be about 3 feet in the next 100 years.
omQ R said, 8 months ago
@MortyForTyrant
Maldives government highlights the impact of climate change… by meeting underwater – Oct 2009
Uncle Joe said, 8 months ago
@Rockngolfer
The North Carolina laws were backed by people who will make a bundle off of coastal Real Estate every time they have to rebuild. That’s the free market at work!
Jeddidyah said, 8 months ago
You got to be an idiot to buy property you can’t afford, but they will sell it to you anyway….it is all about the commission.
rvernon said, 8 months ago
@rightisright
I expect even less from morons who write “homicide bomber.” It’s “suicide bomber,” no matter how Fox ties to rewrite the language. “Homicide bomber” is not descriptive at all. EVERY bomber is a “homicide bomber” whether they kill themselves in the blast or make a getaway.
rvernon said, 8 months ago
@Walking_Man_Comics
It’s rerun on purpose to drive home the point if the Punchline.
walruscarver2000 said, 8 months ago
That’s the great thing about history. It repeats itself, but always with a twist.
bfloxword said, 7 months ago
Sorry, I don’t see what the man said is wrong. I’m tired of paying the FEMA and Insurance bill for people who insist on living next to the ocean
bfloxword said, 7 months ago
If someone wants to rebuild, let them do it with the sort of effort the ex head of Pullman used when he built his home on concrete pillars to bedrock on the Florida coast…“If a storm washes the island away, this house will still be standing.”
Anyone who insists on selling insurance to people on the shoreline should insist that the customer pays the full bill, not trying to get the state to allow them to charge people 50 miles inland for someone else’s risk.