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Topic: OT-Politics Thread: please TRY to keep it civil, you damned dirty apes

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brisco_0317

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I'd like to understand any link between funding cuts and flood deaths in Texas. 

Easy - there isn’t any. 

847badgerfan

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I'd like to understand any link between funding cuts and flood deaths in Texas. 
Zero cause.

This NOAA organization houses the NWS, which sent as many emergency notices as possible.

The fat has been trimmed - none of the NWS staff were removed.
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Gigem

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Anonymity.  Hiding behind a computer screen.

I have avoided social events in this building because fairly often someone present will feel a need to "weigh in". 
Lots of people on FB and other sites using their real name. 

utee94

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Lots of people on FB and other sites using their real name.
True, but it's still more of an arm's length interaction, rather than personal face to face, which I think probably emboldens some people.

I've unfollowed or unfriended everyone on Facebook that chooses to post political shit.  Except my parents.  I just ignore the 1/2 of their stuff that's political.

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When an event is so extreme, it's the tip of the bell curve-rare, people still feel the need to blame someone for it.

Funny, no one is blaming god.  Weird. 
« Last Edit: Today at 05:20:32 PM by OrangeAfroMan »
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A parent who lost a kid might well blame God.  I'm reading there was ample warning broadcast, the issue is it was initially ignored and then the water rose much faster  than anyone would have guessed.  I can see folks thinking they are well above any flood level, and then it happens once in a century, like Helene.

I know a lot of those towns pretty well that Helene flooded, it was ... incredible.  You live in a place (or in my case pass through) for decades and can't believe that "river" could get that high ever.

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Well, warnings occur for a reason.  That's on them (the adults who sat on their hands).  That's a lot of dead children to be the cause of.
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