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[SpamCop-Social] Re: Want to get the government off it's ass?

Bcs1 bcs1 at spamcop.net
Mon Sep 5 14:52:41 EDT 2005


"Eönwë" <jzeitlin at spamcop.net> wrote in message 
news:i0joh19t9llubpfrn2dpmb82st46iu977v at 4ax.com...
> On Fri, 2 Sep 2005 22:28:28 -0500, "HeyBub" <heybub at gmail.com> wrote:
<snip>
>
> While I won't say you're _wrong_ in what you say here, I will point out
> that Houston and New Orleans differ in one very important respect right
> now: Houston has a functioning infrastructure. If the Houston
> infrastructure was turned off and ten feet of water poured onto it, I
> doubt very much that they could manage to get medical care, food,
> clothing, bedding, and SHOWERS to 27,000 people.  New Orleans doesn't
> have a functioning infrastructure. If they did, Houston very likely
> wouldn't NEED to get medical care, food, clothing, bedding, and SHOWERS
> to 27,000 people from the Gulf Coast area; those people would be mostly
> at home.
> -- 
> Eönwë

Nice reply, and dead on the mark too.
several years back Dallas got a mere 1" of ice from an ice storm, and it 
literally shut the city down.
 now being a Texan myself, from even further south than Dallas I can see 
where they're not used to/prepared for such a thing, however I do tend to 
laugh at them over it because snow and Ice have never affected MY driving in 
such a way.

 But first and foremost politics don't have anything to do with it (as you 
stated) it's the situation + the local.. nothing more...


hmm I think I said the right.

Bill




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