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Re:Eleven Straight Days of Tornadoes Have U.S. Approaching ‘... by sjwright on Tuesday May 28, 2019 @09:38PM (#20036117)
Areas with high risk of catastrophic natural disaster should be identified and FEMA insurance should not be given to any new residents or new dwellings in these areas.
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Re:Eleven Straight Days of Tornadoes Have U.S. Approaching ‘... by Consultant32452 on Tuesday May 28, 2019 @10:34PM (#20036400)
Once you include tornadoes in the flat places, drought in the farm places, hurricanes on the coast places, and earthquakes in the earthquake places there really not much places left.
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Re:Eleven Straight Days of Tornadoes Have U.S. Approaching ‘... by sjwright on Tuesday May 28, 2019 @10:53PM (#20036484)
Government bureaucracy is absolutely the right kind of answer for things like earthquakes and other one-in-a-hundred-years events. But any time a location wouldn't be considered habitable but for the presence of FEMA, Government bureaucracy is the wrong answer.
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Re:Eleven Straight Days of Tornadoes Have U.S. Approaching ‘... by krainboltgreene on Wednesday May 29, 2019 @03:53AM (#20037704)
Alright, so who gets to relocate about a dozen major cities?
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