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For the people , especially the children in Oklahoma.
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I'd rather send money. It's more helpful.Originally posted by CCPete View Post -
I agree about the charitable thoughts and prayers, but I also find it a little infuriating that politicians from Oklahoma wanted to deny government relief to people here on the East Coast who's lives were devastated by Sandy.
I guess the thing here is to turn the other cheek and show that you are better than those politicians.--------
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After Katrina, in Mississippi, I got more help from;
Family, friends, and churches, in Philly, and Pa. than I did from FEMA!
Yet section '8' welfare people who were displaced were still living in FEMA trailers 2 years later."Never Look Back, Something May Be Gaining On You."Comment
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I have no problem with personal donations, but fuck them if they want federal disaster aid.On Trumps handicap
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Really ??
What the fuck ?? People has lost everything they own. Some have even lost their kids, and you just want to say fuck them ? That's come cold hearted shit.Originally posted by CbEagle View PostThe truth is incontrovertible. Malice may attack it, ignorance may deride it, but in the end, there it is - Winston ChurchillComment
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Aren't you supposed to have homeowner's insurance to cover that? This isn't a scenario where houses outside a flood zone got flooded and were thus uninsured.
If you own a home and you have homeowner's insurance, then they should be fine. The towns and governments may need aid to get re-built, but not the homeowners.
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I'm not sure where Cb is coming from, but back to what IE said - Coburn and Inhofe (OK Senators) have consistently voted against funding for disaster relief and FEMA.Originally posted by Eagle In Ohio View Post
Now that they have had a significant disaster hit their constituents, it will be interesting to see what positions they hold.--
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Sit hear near the east coast and see what the people are going through, then listen to conservative asshats try and prevent money from coming here, fuck them. The people will get money anywayOn Trumps handicap
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To Bardy's point
The homeowners probably have insurance to take care of their home, but it's not the fault of the citizens of Moore/OKC that those two d-bag senators lobbied against helping those affected by Hurricane Sandy. If they need federal aid in those cities, they should get itOriginally posted by TerpEagle View PostThe truth is incontrovertible. Malice may attack it, ignorance may deride it, but in the end, there it is - Winston ChurchillComment
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That's not the people of Oklahoma's fault
The citizens didn't sit there and lobby against that. You want to punish EVERYBODY because two senators are assholes ??Originally posted by CbEagle View PostThe truth is incontrovertible. Malice may attack it, ignorance may deride it, but in the end, there it is - Winston ChurchillComment
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In the minds of Inhofe and Coburn, it may be more beneficial to their constituents to not give then federal disaster aid as that's their stance for others Americans.Originally posted by Eagle In Ohio View Post--
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Of course they're going to get federal aid and Oklahoma will still probably have representatives that vote against it in the future.Originally posted by Eagle In Ohio View Post
This is an academic exercise in pointing out hypocrisy.--
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I get what you are saying
but those senators were elected by the people. They represent their people. They are the people's voice. They are tough talkers.Originally posted by Eagle In Ohio View PostComment
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