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Cannon Shell 10-31-2012 05:17 PM

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Originally Posted by Riot (Post 899487)
Well, no, you assume wrongly. I'm judging by comments from people affected on Twitter and Facebook. Social media gets you right to the sources more quickly.

This is a huge tragedy/disaster, and yeah, so far so good. Proud of Christie and the other govs for being proactive. Nobody is saying there are not people without water, food, etc.today - but they are just wrapping up search and rescue.

You keep on reading social media while forgetting that many of the severely affected people didnt have access to social media because they had no power and the phone service in many places is terrible for assorted reasons.

What would the Govs do otherwise? Ignore the storm that they knew was coming for 5 days?

hoovesupsideyourhead 10-31-2012 05:21 PM

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Originally Posted by dellinger63 (Post 899501)
Romney donated a million to the Red Cross today!

Obama got a free sandwich from the Red Cross and said it was great.

Total loss at $50 Billion is nothing.

The U.S. taxpayer is down that just with the GM stock we're still waiting to go up.

the prez loves a free SAMMICH !!.

Cannon Shell 10-31-2012 05:23 PM

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Originally Posted by Riot (Post 899489)
Hoboken yesterday afternoon was trying to use two town-owned payloaders, the only vehicles the town had to get through the high water, along narrow streets, to rescue 20,000 people. They had no expectation they would flood, nobody was evacuated. The call went out to National Guard for troops and vehicles, and they were flown in immediately last night.

Pretty outstanding response. You and Hooves can keep dissing it, and politicizing it with your typical targets of dislike and pettiness, but that seems pretty wrong and unfair. You guys go ahead and bitch and moan without me. It's completely absurd. I'll wait until tomorrow, when you two are angry that the subways are not drained and all the power isn't back on yet. Good grief.

Perhaps if the Gov and company had done their jobs properly it wouldnt be such a shock that a town ON THE WATER MIGHT FLOOD!!!!!

I didnt dismiss anything just pointed out that it was a little too early to be handing out plaudits to the 3 politicians named.

Cannon Shell 10-31-2012 05:42 PM

http://www.usatoday.com/story/sports...sandy/1672265/

bigrun 10-31-2012 06:15 PM

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Originally Posted by hoovesupsideyourhead (Post 899510)
the prez loves a free SAMMICH !!.

That's SANGWICH in PA..:)

Danzig 10-31-2012 06:53 PM

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Originally Posted by Cannon Shell (Post 899511)
Perhaps if the Gov and company had done their jobs properly it wouldnt be such a shock that a town ON THE WATER MIGHT FLOOD!!!!!

I didnt dismiss anything just pointed out that it was a little too early to be handing out plaudits to the 3 politicians named.


The same society who gives participation awards for playing, gives praise for people DOING THEIR JOB. And it is waaaay too soon to know its being done well.

Danzig 10-31-2012 08:41 PM

http://msnbc.msn.com/id/49596252/dis...7?beginSlide=1


more pics, amazing the power of mother nature.


when you get to 90 of 90, hit the right arrow, and another slide show comes up.

Riot 10-31-2012 08:47 PM

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Originally Posted by Cannon Shell (Post 899511)
Perhaps if the Gov and company had done their jobs properly it wouldnt be such a shock that a town ON THE WATER MIGHT FLOOD!!!!!

I didnt dismiss anything just pointed out that it was a little too early to be handing out plaudits to the 3 politicians named.

:zz: They are across from Chelsea - yeah, they are not as low as the A, B or C NY city evacuation zones.

And it's a little too early to not applaud the good work they have already done. But good luck with that. You let us know when it's okay for some of us to say "thanks" for what they have done for the victims. Oh, wait - nobody cares.

Cannon Shell 10-31-2012 09:32 PM

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Originally Posted by Riot (Post 899602)
:zz: They are across from Chelsea - yeah, they are not as low as the A, B or C NY city evacuation zones.

And it's a little too early to not applaud the good work they have already done. But good luck with that. You let us know when it's okay for some of us to say "thanks" for what they have done for the victims. Oh, wait - nobody cares.

:zz:


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