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yeoman6987

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7. I also don't get homeowners who lose their homes

Reply to liberal N proud (Reply #1)

Mon Mar 30, 2015, 01:46 PM

Mar 2015

And build again in the same place. I would take the money and build somewhere else. Beach front property is nice but not losing everything every 10 years or so.

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Rise in government insurance rates to mirror rising waters, flood debt [View all] TheNutcracker Mar 2015 OP

Wy would the deniers do this? liberal N proud Mar 2015 #1

Good question.They focus on scientists they disagree with instead of the insurance companies they do TheNutcracker Mar 2015 #3

The ark is being built at 971' MSL. Downwinder Mar 2015 #5

Most deniers know that the "weather" is changing but deny that it is any different than the changes jwirr Mar 2015 #6

I also don't get homeowners who lose their homes yeoman6987 Mar 2015 #7

You would think people who can build anywhere would consider more than only that they can TheNutcracker Mar 2015 #8

This is going to sound mean, yeoman6987 Mar 2015 #9

K&R nt raccoon Mar 2015 #2

Okay, Deniers, you don't want to believe the scientists Yavin4 Mar 2015 #4

If I owned a "crap house" in a flood plain bvar22 Mar 2015 #10