Why were all the RV's left in the flood?
I understand that sometimes you can't move an RV when the water is coming up but it looks like there's a lot of RV's that were just left to flood. I mine were there I'd have moved it up the road and o...
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2112 wrote:rjxj wrote:That's my point. They are clueless of what they are saying but it doesn't slow them down.2112 wrote:toedtoes wrote:You obviously have no idea what just went down. You're saying the poor people living in River Oaks, Memorial and River Stone couldn't afford living in a better area?
Many of these areas are populated by lower income folks. They don't have the option of buying ,or living for that matter, in "better areas" because they can't afford anything else. Thinking it's as simple as "don't build there" is an argument made by those with money and a support system. When you are poor and have no one else to help you out, you find things aren't quite so simplistic and easy to resolve.
LOL, they dont know what those are
I found his comment insulting to me, my family, friends and colleagues that just lost their homes.
I was not talking about this event in particular. I was referring to the idea that anyone living in a flood zone should move to a "better area". Many of those flood zone areas are inexpensive and cater to low income folks. They don't have the option of moving to a "better area".
Really, you attack me when others have posted that you deserve what you got because you choose to live there. Nice to know politics are more important than humanity.
