Have you heard about the Helene and Milton disaster zones?

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I saw multiple times accounts of:

1. People getting denied insurance

2. Tent cities - may be exaggerated, although I don't know - where FEMA doesn't actually help anything

3. CPS taking people's children away from them and separating the kids

4. People donating food, supplies and having FEMA take it away

5. People having donated tiny homes and having the local government say that they don't pass inspection, so people can't even use them. Even though it would provide shelter.

6. Potential land grabs. People in debt and desperate facing selling their land for way less its value. And to whom?

What the bleep's going on over there?

RedInnocent69 · Accepted Answer

It’s disheartening to hear about all these issues. It seems like there are systemic failures at multiple levels that are affecting people who are already vulnerable. Denying insurance, inadequate FEMA support, CPS interventions, confiscation of donations, and bureaucratic hurdles with tiny homes – it's a lot to take in. And the potential land grabs are just adding to the desperation.
Regarding FEMA, it's important to note that their mission is to help people before, during, and after disasters. They work to promote preparedness, coordinate federal response efforts, and support recovery initiatives. While there may be instances where FEMA's response is perceived as inadequate, their role is to assist communities in stabilizing and rebuilding after disasters. It's crucial to understand the complexities and challenges they face in disaster management. There’s also a great deal of deliberate partisan misinformation out there about FEMA right now. Rest assured, it will not get better under the new administration (remember Katrina?)
We need to hold our systems accountable and push for reforms that prioritize human dignity and support. What do you think could be done to address these problems?

lightbulb27 · Accepted Answer

as such, this is major issue... globally now that we've ignored climate reality.

as noted... climate changes all time and sometimes terribly. ice age... check. warming... check. lush forrests turning to desserts... check!

bible calls for: earthquakes, hail, stormes etc... check. note to self... take notes...

as such, many... are gonna get crushed... only the start. note... run experiment throwing wet cow crap into fan and observe effect. avoid standing in front of fan... check!

1/2 of country almost homeless as it is... and that's in fithly rich... in debt up to their necks... usa.

best people are poor... won't lose more than life and live cheap. Those of us that can lose it all, will suffer more. course, $ buys ways elsewhere... some will be stuck where they are... that is worse. thus, govts have to support quick migrations...

hope you are one of the fortunate, care for those whom get crushed?

time for a wake up call eh?

Anonymous · Accepted Answer

Yes. My family was in new Orleans for hurricane Katrina. Doesn't surprise me.

animesenpai · Answer

"Tiny homes" don't meet building codes in most parts of the nation. There for are not allowed in a lot of places.

Also insurance being denied because normal home owners insurance doesn't cover flood you need operate flood insurance people think their normal home owners covers some flood stuff but no it does does.

Which is leading people to sell their land because the house is worthless and destroyed and insurance won't give them any money.

Source

exitseven · Answer

I have heard about some of this. FEMA actually purposely did not provide any help to any house that had a Trump sign on the front lawn.

DryGermanGuy · Answer

I bet you also saw a lot of chemtrails over the disaster zones.  They  are spraying chemicals to dumb people down! 😱😱😱

DrPepper12 · Answer

Provide sources for all your claims and well talk

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