so whats the point of living in california bc of earthquakes?? or up north in new york new jersey bc of icestorms?? an if you really knew anything people dont complain about living down here. they love it. but its just one of those thingns that is a drawback of living down here. apparently you couldnt do it so stay up in illinois an let us deal with this.I understand there is some historical value there, but let's be logical here.
The town resides in an area surrounded by water and is below sea level. That's not exactly optimum living conditions especially when hurricanes are commonplace in the area.
It is just going to be a waste of money to rebuild again and have another hurricane come in 5 years and decimate the whole place again.
This wouldn't be the first time that a "historical" area would be destroyed by mother nature, so what makes new orleans so much better that people want the government to spend billions rebuilding it for the 2nd time? This is mother nature's way of saying "don't be stupid enough to live here".
Don't build your house in antarctica and then complain about when it snows.
If it's a risk you're willing to take, then by all means go for it.so whats the point of living in california bc of earthquakes?? or up north in new york new jersey bc of icestorms?? an if you really knew anything people dont complain about living down here. they love it. but its just one of those thingns that is a drawback of living down here. apparently you couldnt do it so stay up in illinois an let us deal with this.
Nice man. From what I understand LSU is still out of power, and my classes won't start back up till Monday. I've been trying to get intouch with my grandparents in hammond, but to no avail. I think they are still out of power.just got power back here,No looting.