TX flood and climate change

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:I think it is dumb to build on flood zones, fire zones, fault lines, anywhere that will make a structure crumble. Even dumber not to have emergency systems in place.

The folks in Texas thought they were blessed and couldn't imagine God doesn't truly favor them. Wanna bet that to them, having a system in place signaled a lack of faith in Our Lord Jesus Christ.

Cite?

I know there people personally..They think they are "blessed" and no natural disasters will ever happen to them.

They also don't "believe" in climate change.

I’m sure you know what your anecdata is worth then.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I think it is dumb to build on flood zones, fire zones, fault lines, anywhere that will make a structure crumble. Even dumber not to have emergency systems in place.

The folks in Texas thought they were blessed and couldn't imagine God doesn't truly favor them. Wanna bet that to them, having a system in place signaled a lack of faith in Our Lord Jesus Christ.

Cite?

I know there people personally..They think they are "blessed" and no natural disasters will ever happen to them.

They also don't "believe" in climate change.

I’m sure you know what your anecdata is worth then.

I'm sure you know how and why those cowboy sheriffs and leaders voted the way they did when making decisions about safety of children, campers, families, pets, and tourists that cost money.

[Anonymous]

Texas really does not care about this stuff. Planning, storm water control, emergency services, etc are seen as needless rules and regulations. This will just be covered up and the victims will be blamed. Look for a scapegoat- the poorest people they can find.

Texas politicians are corrupt and cowards but they do reflect the people who voted them in office. Remember the Uvalde school shooting? Absolutely nothing has been done about that. They act like it never happened.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I think it is dumb to build on flood zones, fire zones, fault lines, anywhere that will make a structure crumble. Even dumber not to have emergency systems in place.

The folks in Texas thought they were blessed and couldn't imagine God doesn't truly favor them. Wanna bet that to them, having a system in place signaled a lack of faith in Our Lord Jesus Christ.

Cite?

I know there people personally..They think they are "blessed" and no natural disasters will ever happen to them.

They also don't "believe" in climate change.

Well, I live here and you can f off.

My uncle moved down to Kerr county about 10 years ago and has been helping with relief efforts and posting pictures of the aftermath. But yeah, as conservative as he is, he’s a bit aghast at some of the local stupidity and the hubris that led to it.

and the hubris that led to it.

Can you give any examples?

Not thinking safety of citizens and visitors to the area was worth the financial cost. Overly confident a warning system not needed when the area is near a river and known for flash floods.