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Hurricane Katrina
#1
Thats horrible...its not like the dog would take up space or anything.
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#2
Puppies can be big, it depends on the breed.

Oh, and whatif somebody is very allergic to the dog? Some people are already hurt that having their allergies flare up wouldn't exactly be a good thing. Should they cast out a human being instead, then?

If there are more facts in the article that contradict any point that I made and can make, then please say them, otherwise, no need to judge so quickly. It can't hurt to look at things from different perspectives. The author of the article simply told you what he wanted to say and how he perceived it.
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#3
Yes...theres sense in that...but ive never heard of a very serious dog allergy...I may simply be ignorant,but I just haven't...But I suppose if the human was seriously ill...
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#4
I know this is gonna sound bad on my part, But a dog is a dog, a Human is a Human, Human takes priority, and yes the dog would take up space they could have used for a person. God people think that the government is not doing anything well they are. It's just that alot of people are so desperate they are giving in to primal instincts, killing people, stealing. Shit the it's gotten so bad, supply vehicals from the National Guard had to turn around and leave from the convention center because there are angry mobs, granted that's not fair to the people that need help, but they have to worry about their safety to. It's just a really fucked up situation, forgive my language, but this is gonna take time, alot of time to recover from.
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#5
I understand what your saying...and it doesnt sound bad, a human should be picked over a dog. How bad of shape is New Orleans in right now?
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#6
Quote:Originally posted by Piccolo Daimoun
I understand what your saying...and it doesnt sound bad, a human should be picked over a dog. How bad of shape is New Orleans in right now?
=O *won't even get started*
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#7
I'm sorry...did I phrase that wrong...?
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#8
uh it's basically Lake New Orleans, thats how much water flooded the city, It is now the most horrible natural disaster in U.S. history with a record estimate of 33 billion dollars in damage and untold of human losses, but people pushing corpses out of their way in the water would be evidence enough.
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#9
Thanks, I wasn't sure exactly what happened before.
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#10
Damn man who cares about a damn dog, there are people who are starving to death, people who are drowning, people who are being raped from now law and order, murders, looting...who gives a hell about a dog, the boy will get over it, at least he has his life, and that's all that matters.

EDIT: I would rather our armed forces focus be on getting people not pets.
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#11
I am looking at it from everyside Toma, in the end the dog matters very little compared to a human life. so what the kid sheds some tears and gets over it, there are more important matters at hand then having to find a place for this dog ok. This is all very opinionated, fact is though, everyone is trying to do their best in this situation and help out, people might not agree with the way things are done, but as long as life gets back on tack that's all that matters.
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#12
Yeah, Uub pretty much got that one.

The only thing that still leaves me wondering, is that we're supposed to be PREPARED for these sort of things. People on the news keep trying to call this "unanticipated." That's a flaming pile of bullshit. We saw this thing coming several days ahead of time, and we had plenty of time to get the national guard ready, and get people evacuated.

And where is the FEMA?

Sorry, some things just aren't adding up for me.
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#13
Right, who was the dumbass up top who said: "Awww, they'll be alright, its only a hurricane in an area where water can be trapped like its in a bowl." They should have been ready. As 20 said, they had fair warning. If they say that they did everything they could, I'm going to kill someone.
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#14
Quote:Originally posted by Uub
EDIT: I would rather our armed forces focus be on getting people not pets.

Word.
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#15
Quote:Originally posted by Uub
I am looking at it from everyside Toma, in the end the dog matters very little compared to a human life. so what the kid sheds some tears and gets over it, there are more important matters at hand then having to find a place for this dog ok. This is all very opinionated, fact is though, everyone is trying to do their best in this situation and help out, people might not agree with the way things are done, but as long as life gets back on tack that's all that matters.

Olibu I never said it was not opinonated, reread that post.

"This is all very opinionated, fact is though,"

see I said that so don't give me that crap, also dude, alot of people did not have the means to escape at all so they were trapped there praying for the best, so your post is just beyond ignorant.

EDIT: And before you go and say well how do you know, well I have a long time friend who lives in New Orleans, he could not escape because everything was so backed up, and he had no money on him, and I know that because he managed to call me from Texas where he was exvacuated.
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#16
Maybe, we should stop arguing about this...all this can do is cause a bad fight. And fights tend to be bad.
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#17
That I do agree with, let us all just pray for the best huh?
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#18
Quote:Originally posted by Olibu
In my opinion a lot of the people down there don't deserve to be rescued. If they had actually wanted to get out of such a situation like Katrina, they would have EVACUATED WHEN THEY HEARD IT WAS COMING. Apparently they were too lazy to do a damned thing. And it's not like they're being grateful of this so-called 'rescue attempt'. Some people are actually shooting the choppers and buses. What the hell's up with that?

I already was saying that at work. Got quite a few enemies for being so "cold". I personally feel that aside from the elderly, sick, or hospitalized, people knew this shit was coming. Money issues aside, transportation was offered for these people, and all they had to do was accept. And people refused. And not only did they not evacuate and decide to stay and try to survive it knowing it nearly impossible, they forced their kids to do the same.
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#19
Are you guys serious!? People are floating dead in the sewage infested waters of what was once New Orleanes and all you can say is "serves 'em right?" That's just sick.

How about stop blaming people at all? Hundreds of people are dead and the better part of an entire city was destroyed. No one doesn't deserved to be saved from a natural disaster like that. They're human beings for christ's sake. How would you feel if your home had been shattered to splinters and the corpse of your father was being eaten by rats? On top of that, people are panicking and looting and acting psychotic. I'm pretty sure I wouldn't be in my right state of mind.

Just... I'm just disgusted...
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#20
"Don't tell me 40,000 people are coming here. They're not here. It's too doggone late. Now get off your asses and do something, and let's fix the biggest goddamn crisis in the history of this country." Mayor of New Orleans

You guys are fucking ridicilous.. these people didn't deserve this, no one does. Holyshit.
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