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In reply to the discussion: A decade of missed opportunities: Texas couldn't find $1M for flood warning system near camps [View all]

Autumn

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3. As far as most Texans are concerned systems like that would be government
Reply to dalton99a (Original post)
Thu Jul 10, 2025, 08:45 AM
Jul 10

intrusion on their freedom.

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A decade of missed opportunities: Texas couldn't find $1M for flood warning system near camps [View all] dalton99a Jul 10 OP
How about a sternly worded letter Tetrachloride Jul 10 #1
Too costly! Just pray away the flood! hatrack Jul 10 #2
As far as most Texans are concerned systems like that would be government Autumn Jul 10 #3
Worse and more specifically - FEDERAL government intrusion. They use state government to maintain status quo ... marble falls Jul 10 #5
Truly insane. I mean, disaster warnings? ananda Jul 10 #14
After the Biden administration sent them $5.1 for infrastructure. Kerr county argued about "sending it back" ... marble falls Jul 10 #4
Damn, you nailed perfectly. Texas in a nutshell. walkingman Jul 10 #8
incredible. Let's not just drown our kids. Maybe drown others too. Girard442 Jul 10 #16
Not the problem. This is dreck. Jirel Jul 10 #6
Well, clearly though, somehow the existing warning system was not sufficient. Scrivener7 Jul 10 #12
But real estate in a flood-prone area is really nice. Girard442 Jul 10 #17
3..2..1 till they demand public funds to rebuild in the same place. Scrivener7 Jul 10 #19
They're popping up. Jirel Jul 10 #21
Not sure where you got the idea that your word usage caused upset. That's kind of daft. Scrivener7 Jul 10 #22
Why put children's camps in a known flash flood area? Irish_Dem Jul 10 #7
My question exactly. ananda Jul 10 #15
MAGAs don't care if their kids are slaughtered with military weapons as they sit in school. Irish_Dem Jul 10 #18
Or maybe they care but not enough to overrule their hate. ananda Jul 10 #20
Their hatred is the most important thing in the world to them. Irish_Dem Jul 10 #23
Near camps for THEIR OWN DAMN CHILDREN. Scrivener7 Jul 10 #9
G.O.P. is such a disappointment BoRaGard Jul 10 #10
All surrounding counties had emergency sirens and fewer casualties Torchlight Jul 10 #11
This "Slaughter of the Innocents" should leave a mark on the Republican brand of assholery. RedWhiteBlueIsRacist Jul 10 #13
When "owning the libs" turns deadly.. LetMyPeopleVote Saturday #24
+1 dalton99a Saturday #25
Fox News kills. Fox News kills more people than any corporation in the United States. Initech Saturday #26
Could have at least had a smart phone/minuteman alert bucolic_frolic Saturday #27
decade? Why not century? WarGamer Saturday #28
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