Would you care to have an intellectual discussion to go over infrastructure and logistics to get supplies from point A to point B, and what that actually involves? Would you care to have an intellectual discussion on how an administration should be prepared for such a disaster, so as to make sure that infrastructure is ready to go, along with the equipment in place to have the capability to have that infrastructure built, asap? If we were talking intellectually, we would be admitting to ourselves, that that never happened with Katrina or Maria. We simply were not prepared.Hurricane related deaths from Katrina were never contested. Come back when you can prop up a real argument.Negative! Obama supporters aren't uninformed idiots. They understand that physical and environmental factors figure into the death toll for obvious reasons. Which is the whole point. This argument is an obvious one, where there can be only one answer. That is why, up until now, no one has ever contested Hurricane death numbers. It takes a lead clown and his subordinate Sheep to come up with idiotic arguments they can't defend.If Obama had been president the number of deaths would still be at 64 but the anti-Trumpers will NEVER understand this.
Game on. These death totals are "hurricane related". They moved the goal posts in the study.
6 months after the hurricane if a construction worker took a header off a roofing job and broke his neck and died, he is logged as a "hurricane related death".
4 months after the hurricane if a person ran into a tree that had fallen down after Maria, that person who died was logged as a "hurricane related death".
One of the ones that I really loved. 5 months after Maria the power goes out again.....electric grid shit IN PR for decades, but nonetheless.....traffic lights go out and there is a 4 way collision and people died....hehehehe .....hurricane related death.
Move those goal posts and jack that fucking death toll high.
I'm not contesting the "hurricane related deaths". I personally think that these studies are crucial to understanding the total toll a catastrophic incident inflicts on a geographic area to understand better what "after disaster" mechanisms we need to put into place to help survivors.
But let me tell you about Katrina. Its personal. That fucking bitch rolled in and wrecked my dreams. I was a Louisiana Catahoula Breeder heading south after taking a summer off in Northern Ontario ready to move south and be with all my friends out of Ponchatoula baby. I had my main man Jimdandy, his bitch Rubystar, American Bad Ass and my wonderous Dusty Roads with two cats Pyewacket and Nitro in a van ready to get there and be with my fellow breeders when that bitch Katrina came in long story.
Hurricanes take more than just a physical toll. Our life had to rock a different world. My friends in Louisiana were wiped out. I ended up staying in Manitoba.
My arguments are based on real shit that has not only happened to me, but to my friends who barely survived that bitch Katrina. Oh and btw. The death totals out of Katrina are way out of whack. There were many more in the aftermath.
But what is the key here is who dies directly due to the storm, but then study without a political purpose to discover all the injuries and deaths that happen "hurricane related" btw ditto "tornado related" and definitely "flood related".
My bitch about this is that the media went whacko koo koo bye bye over unfinished studies to get Trump. I want truth in this not political bullshit.
He is not going to get it and will surely call you whatever names he can think of bc you see things differently—you know, like a true intellectual LMAO.
I've worked in natural disasters. I understand the intellectual value in knowing what one is talking about. You, on the other hand, have offered us nothing related to real solutions to real problems, nor has Trump. He fixes his failures with paper towels.