Randall-Kun said:
I edited my post andI aplogized if you looked. Its Bushes fault because he took the money away from The Corps. of Engineer who where buildingthe levies...He took their money away 2 years ago...the levies would have been stronger if he hadn't of took the money away! Thats how its his fault...the Hurricane isn't but the flooding and and people not being rescued is....this is America people! The typhoon victims got more help than this! people are lying dead in the middle of streets old people are covered up by cloths....babies are dying left and right and it is rediculus.and FEMA should be helping aswell. THey said meet them at the Civic Center and NO ONE was there! They are FINALLY pumping the water out when they could have did that the DAY after the Hurricane not a week after...Like I said before this is America the richest country in the world and we have people suffering like this?!
I think it's funny to see that even a Hurricane hits and Bush gets blamed for it. Isn't there enough things out there to blame him on? Bush can no more prevent a Hurricane no more then you can.
Ok time to set a few things right about your post (and then on to the part about the Hurricane).
Bush didn't take money away from them. That problem was there when good ol' Bill Clinton was there and he did nothing about it. So why are you not saying anything about him? Why doesn't he get a bit of blame from you but Bush gets it all? If you really have to blame someone then go out and blame the Mayor of New Orleans. He has been told for years and years that the levy wouldn't withstand anything bigger then a cat 3, did he do anything? No, he didn't do anything about it when he was told that. And he saw it coming so why didn't he evacuate the city? Like it or not the President can't be everywhere at the same time. He can't be doing everything at the same time, if he was then we wouldn't need a Mayor or anyone else.
Did you know Bush got FEMA to send busses and busses down there to get the people out? He sent them down there 3-7 days before it hit New Orleans. Do you know where all them busses are now? They are under water and sitting where FEMA left them, because the Mayor didn't evacuate the city. If he evacuated then (when Bush sent all them busses down there) then lots and lots of of lives would have been saved. I heard on the news that they went to an old folks home, they found 80 dead there. If you got to blame someone for them 80 dead people that couldn't have made it out on their own, then blame the Mayor of New Orleans.
I was listening to Rush Limbaugh (all of you should tune into his show, on the radio if you live in the US you might be able to pick him up in other countries since he does have more people that listens to his show then any other show on the radio. He has lots of ideas that makes you think) the other day. And he was talking about how we have all the advancements and all that stuff. But we can't stop a Hurricane (or anything else out of nature) no better then we could thousands of years ago. But Bush gets blamed for it because he didn't "do something" about it.
I think it's sad to see a lot of that city under water, and you also got people burning buildings and stuff down and looting everything. It's like they have to have a way to get away with it (they wouldn't have done it before, but now that no one can stop them they are doing it). I can understand looting for food and stuff for your family or a necessity (clothes, fresh water etc). But having 5 boxes of new Nike shoes or a new big screen TV is not a necessity. And that's what's sad, they are trying to make money out of this (they wouldn't have got the stuff before the Hurricane).
I feel sorry for them people that lost everything down there. And I feel sorry for the loss of life that happened out of all this. The ones that's still alive still has their life, and they should be thankful that they have that. Homes and cars and all that kind of stuff can be replaced. Lives can't, if they made it out then they should be happy about that. I know I would hate to lose everything I own, but if me and my family is safe then that's what matters. Not how much money you lost, or how much money you'll get from whoever.
I really can't say much about the lives lost, because most of them new it was going to hit them. And they had a chance to get out before hand, but they didn't. Any loss of life is sad (may it be from this Hurricane to the war in Iraq to someone having a wreck in a car) and I fear once all the water is drained and they can get to all the homes and building the death toll will go high. But to me a lot of them deaths could have been prevented by just them leaving their home (they put the home and the things in it over their own life and they had to pay a price for it as well).