Quote (Black XistenZ @ Sep 6 2017 05:00pm)

are you seriously too retarded to see the difference between "long-term rebuilding" and "short-term relief"?

yes, we shouldnt subsidize increased risks.
no, charity and donations are not "subsidies".
and no, higher insurance rates against one type of natural disaster are not indicative of an overall-risk-level which exceeds that of other regions of the country. living or building in the gulf region is not inherently a "poor economic decision".

Quote (Saucisson6000 @ Sep 6 2017 07:11pm)

20 candidates, each one with just a knife & a N.A.P notice in the pocket, destination: some desert island with enough food & water for 2 people.
Name of the game: "Free Market"

Quote (Thor123422 @ Sep 6 2017 09:26pm)

I'd watch it

Quote (Thor123422 @ 7 Sep 2017 01:16)

Then they have no need for relief, they should just save money so they have enough available during hard times.

Is it that hard to understand that economic forces will cause people to prepare for unforseen circumstances?

I'm just citing laws of economics... this isn't controversial.

Quote (Black XistenZ @ 7 Sep 2017 07:45)

your trolling is weak.