M2Bulls by Marty Two Bulls Sr. for September 15, 2022

Thanks to the reckless mismanagement of global corporations, Marty will finally have some beachfront property in South Dakota.

Huh. Maybe THAT will be sufficient to get some of the Rumpublicans off the mark?

Just ask Trump why he wanted a wall around his golf course in Scottland.

So much for “investment property”. Nevada is going to be beach front condos.

Obama has so much confidence in their predictive ability that he bought a beachfront home!/s

https://www.breitbart.com/politics/2019/12/06/obamas-officially-purchase-11-75-million-waterfront-mansion-in-marthas-vineyard/

That will be the least of the problems.

Yeah, and all those Californians and New Yorkers will move to DesMoines and Lincoln! They should think about that.

If florida is submerged, where will the old ones go to die?

And where will the rich guys live to beat their state income tax obligation?

Tax dollars? What about the lives of people,crops, and destruction? If it were up to GOP, we wouldn’t have anything in defense of the climate changes that have been already, destroying lives and homes. Wake up idiots! Until it happens to them they couldn’t care less.

I guess we’ll all be moving up hill in the coming years.

Alabama continues to demand tax payments on underwater property.

There will always be beachfront. A developers bonanza.

At least the Miami Vice redux can be filmed on the old set from Waterworld

I’d like to put down $20 that the Rs will demand taxpayer money to rebuild on stilts.

I be about 109 years old.

You can find maps showing probable flooding patterns as the sea level gets higher.

Read Kim Robinson. “New York 2140” and “2312” both discuss a life in a submerged NYC.

Start investing in coastal desalination plants,on BOTH coasts!

It’s not Uncle Sam who collects property taxes, Marty, but the individual states and even some “lesser” localities. Harder to portray, though, I admit. And pretty universal across the US.

In fact, the federal government has been responsible for subsidizing flood insurance in flood-risky areas, but has historically paid out only to rebuild on the same location where the damage occurred, not to move to a less risky location.

Not climate change, just natural erosion. Anyway, by then I’ll have some ocean front property in Arizona.