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In reply to the discussion: If you live in Tornado Alley, blame yourself. Ron Paul says no emergency financial aid to those [View all]boppers
(16,588 posts)82. If you want to live in SFO, get an earthquake-ready house.
If you want to live in Oklahoma, get a tornado ready house.
Really not rocket science.
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If you live in Tornado Alley, blame yourself. Ron Paul says no emergency financial aid to those [View all]
demtenjeep
Mar 2012
OP
You could say the same of all those popes who refused to believe the Earth was round...
Blue_Tires
Mar 2012
#120
Insurance means SHIT! Just ask the people whose homes were destroyed by Hurricane Katrina.
txwhitedove
Mar 2012
#3
You are playing Devil's Advocate, but it isn't cool. No, it doesn't happen in NY every year.
txwhitedove
Mar 2012
#79
... but that does rule out a lot of the US. Tornadoes are all over the place, anymore, as
RKP5637
Mar 2012
#11
Don't tornadoes, for example, seem to be popping up all over the place anymore? Some things
RKP5637
Mar 2012
#85
....Which allow the whole whouse to be destroyed, wasting thousands or millions.
boppers
Mar 2012
#88
Check it out. I said they have happened in every state in every month. Not all the time.
hobbit709
Mar 2012
#128
You can of course provide us with an objective, peer-reviewed list of regions that are not susceptib
LanternWaste
Mar 2012
#116
Let us list some states that would be "stupid ideas" to build in according to this logic
The Genealogist
Mar 2012
#29
If you add up the "natural disaster declarations" for those states, you will find:
boppers
Mar 2012
#49
Strawman. Post disaster funding should be used to remove, and re-educate, people...
boppers
Mar 2012
#73
Does that include areas subject to hurricanes, wildfires, earthquakes, blizzards, etcetera?
TheWraith
Mar 2012
#30
I live in the south and the area I live in wasn't prone to tornados. But one came about 2 miles
southernyankeebelle
Mar 2012
#36
I live in "Tornado Alley" I also lived through the 91 Andover/Wichita tornado
demtenjeep
Mar 2012
#45
What a hateful ass - if he hates government so much, why does he want to be a part of it
mtnester
Mar 2012
#75
If I build up on the hill, and you build on the beach, why should I subsidize your error?
boppers
Mar 2012
#83
Those people in Aumsville, Oregon that were hit with a tornado in December 2010 live in
neverforget
Mar 2012
#94
If Ron Paul REALLY wants to live somewhere without such aid, he should try Haiti.
alp227
Mar 2012
#103