• PagPag@lemmy.world
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      4 days ago

      There were places in the US that didn’t have power for over a month after hurricane Laura. I know because I experienced it firsthand.

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        I’m telling you, that was my thought too. But my second thought was that hurricanes are way more destructive, over a much bigger area. If I can get power in two weeks after hundreds of miles of 150mph wind and 20’ floods, why aren’t they fixed yet?

        This shit in Gary is extra fucked up.

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          Hurricanes get more exposure and bring storm chasers out. Also, areas used to major events like hurricanes have better planning.

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            global warming doesnt increase the frequency of hurricanes, it does increase its power, i think hurricanes are going to get worst.

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          They shot at the repairmen. Gary was once the most dangerous place in the US. There’s more to the story

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            Oh damn, are there not enough Democrats that lord diapers can send in the national guard and just murder people in the street?

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      Yes, I do remember Flint. 12 years after the issue, they finally have lead-free pipes…