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call me what you will, but im watching the news on the hurricane back east, and the government is starting relief funds for the people who didnt have insurance, because "its un-fair to them". How is unfair that people who CHOSE not to purchase insurance, get to be "insured" anyways off our tax dollars?
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I agree with you on this one, just for the fact that so many people out there have insurance and when something happens they do not get covered for one reason or another. Eg. you may ask? My cousin just had a flood in her basement and all the furniture was destroyed however her insurance is not going to cover it because they say the basement was not suitable for the things she had down there. It should of only been used for storage not a rec room.
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lol- I can never figure out why after a tornado or hurricane rips a new one to some southeast US hillbilly neighborhood why people still live there!!!
They always get Cletus the Slackjawed Yokel on TV too whining about how they got nailed the last 4 years in a row too. HELLLO - It's called a MOBILE HOME for a reason...MOVE! Welfare can find you anywhere...
They always get Cletus the Slackjawed Yokel on TV too whining about how they got nailed the last 4 years in a row too. HELLLO - It's called a MOBILE HOME for a reason...MOVE! Welfare can find you anywhere...
I agree with Orion on this one. My parents live in N.S. and they were pretty well off not getting much of the storm. You take your chances if you choose not to purchase insurance covering this type of thing and if you make the wrong decision you will have to pay for it in the end.
I could see this for people with insurance companies unwilling to pay for some technical reason (Hurricane caused flooding, flooding not considered act of God, etc.)
I could see this for people with insurance companies unwilling to pay for some technical reason (Hurricane caused flooding, flooding not considered act of God, etc.)
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Joined: Sep 2003
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the hurricane went right over us we didn;t get to much damage b/c we cleard all the trees that were old and even close to dying, it blew our fence down and a few things around the yard but that was it. the whole no school thing rocked. well after 4 days with no power it got better. but back to school tomarrow.
anyway what part of ns are u from abnormal72??
anyway what part of ns are u from abnormal72??
