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| culture: society, music magazine, poem, christin hinojosa, lawyer products, 2 pac pics, niggaz, jtkiefer, president bush, list of proverbs, tolerance, doublecross, tupac greatest hit lyric, james cooper (vi), cheryl hines, norman field (ii), sexy, | It's a fake argument, a straw man being used cynically, in concert with the awfulness of the current crisis in the south, to bash Bush. It is, in short, dishonest.No one expected Katrina to intensify to this level. If scientists were expecting global warming hardcore to create stronger hurricanes, where the hell were they when Katrina wandered into the hardcore Gulf? Why weren't they calling radio and TV stations and NOAA, and other outlets and resources and warning of the potential for massive disaster. No one hardcore thought anything until we all suddenly realize the thing was bearing down on NO.As for dividing and inspiring hatred, you and a few of the posters here take the cake. I've yet to hear Bush once suggest that blue state America should be treated any differently than red state America. He visited (and inspired many) New Yorkers after 9/11. Yet here you are, self-reflexively debating whether aid should be sent. |
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| have no doubt the NO papers ascribed reductions in the levee projects to Iraq and whatever else they could, given their open hostility to Bush, so pardon me for identifying that argument as a straw man. If Clinton was so gung ho on solving james cooper (vi) the problem, it would have gotten done...period. The real problem is that no james cooper (vi) administration, and the Lousiana state govt., james cooper (vi) and the NO city government, took seriously the possibility of a category 5 hurricane slamming into the coast so close to the city.I need you to pay close attention here. Category 5 hurricanes aren't regular occurences. 3-5 a decade. The numbers are slightly down over the last few decades, which demonstrates what a lie all this "global warming" shrieking is. There's no conclusive science that points to the relatively small increase in temperatures (about a degree over the last 50 to 100 years) resulting in an increase in intensity in hurricanes. Aside from one or two studies that explore the *possibility* of a connection, the science, the same science that has observed the rise of the last century, has found no significant link between the two. |
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