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Posted by john in la on June 02, 2005 at 04:26:30 from (66.157.27.9):
In Reply to: Mud slide posted by Redmud on June 01, 2005 at 13:25:06:
Well I can see the point you are trying to make but do you think we should stop them from building there in the first place. If we were to do that we would (to be fair) have to make everyone on the south east coast; from Tx to Md stop building because of hurricanes. No more building in Ok or Neb or any place in the center of the US because of tornadoes. No more building with in 20 miles of a river because it may flood. Ect Ect Ect........... So where are we suppose to go?????? New York City. We may not need homeowners insurance but now we will need Life Insurance. Better yet lets do away with insurance like it was in the 1800's and if your house burns down you start over and rebuild it on your own.
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