New Orleans: Cleaning the Gene Pool

Starting the work week with a nice dose of stupid.

http://www.brendanloy.com/2005/09/ba...re-killed.html

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According to Fox, the gun-toting people who were shot dead by police had been firing on Army Corps of Engineers contractors working to repair the levee breach. The contractors were not killed, according to Fox. "Let's just say, the bad guys were killed." Anchor emphasizes that this is a preliminary report, and it's hard to get solid information out of New Orleans right now, but they'll keep trying.

UPDATE: The AP now confirms, according to a CNN Breaking News alert: "AP: Army Corps of Engineers says its contractors were not killed by police, but gunmen who fired at them were killed."

UPDATE 2: More here.

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It's the same type of mentality that encourages one to shoot at an evacuation chopper.

These people are attracted to chaos and human suffering. They open fire upon evacuation choppers, engineers, and volunteers because they enjoy their current surroundings, they don't want them to change. That's the only shred of logic I can find in these animals' actions. They also like shooting people.

When it first happened MSNBC and CNN were up in arms about how Engineers were fired upon, they were salivating at the prospect. They seem to be jumping on any and every opportunity to blame the federal government while at the same time giving the local governments passes (instead of spreading the blame around like it should be.) It boggles my mind that after the Mayor ordered a mandatory evacuation of New Orleans he did nothing to remove the people that refused to flee. Around 300 city buses sat unused in a parking lot, a day later they were up to their wheels in water. Everyone is treating him like a hero because of his anti-Bush ramblings, it makes no sense.

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Originally Posted by Stinky-Dinkins

Everyone is treating him like a hero because of his anti-Bush ramblings, it makes no sense.

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Yes! Let's see what our hero of New Orleans is doing now!

http://www.nytimes.com/2005/09/05/na...vaE2C/kou95sWA

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City to Offer Free Trips to Las Vegas for Officers
By JOSEPH B. TREASTER and CHRISTOPHER DREW
Published: September 5, 2005

NEW ORLEANS, Sept. 4 - A day after two police suicides and the abrupt resignations or desertions of up to 200 police officers, defiant city officials on Sunday began offering five-day vacations - and even trips to Las Vegas - to the police, firefighters and city emergency workers and their families.

The idea of paid vacations was raised by both Mayor C. Ray Nagin and senior police officials who said that their forces were exhausted and traumatized and that the arrival of the National Guard had made way for the officers to be relieved.

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Colonel Ebbert, the senior official running the recovery and rescue operation, and Mr. Compass both said that they planned to take a break as well, but probably for less than five days, and that they would continue to direct the recovery by telephone.

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This thread could go on all day!

I have no bloody idea why people would shoot at Army Engineers while they are repairing the levee. The only thing I can think of is that there are gangs/criminal organizations trying to maintain the chaos until they're done looting all the electronics and jewelry stores in the city. People don't seem to understand that you aren't shooting looters to protect civilians' belongings. You shoot looters to preserve order.

Well, at least the engineers weren't killed and all the bad guys were! They must have had terrible aim.

ya i think that dude is rambling like an e-thug to keep the attention off himself because he knows once people realized what really happened he is gonna be in deep shit. this should occur shortly after things settle down and the whole "why the hell was it bushs job to save these people" arguments flood in. no way in hell should all those people have been stranded if they knew about this ahead of time. all the blame should be placed on whoever runs that city or county or whatever and nobody else.


and glad to here those fellas got killed. i hope theres a video on the net showing them get shot.

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Originally Posted by Ely13

Yes! Let's see what our hero of New Orleans is doing now!

http://www.nytimes.com/2005/09/05/na...vaE2C/kou95sWA

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Ahahahahahahahahaha!

Fucking idiot.

I heard about the police suicides, I had no idea about the Vegas vacations though. What the fuck sense does that make?

Gambling and alcohol cure all, especially when they're state funded.

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Originally Posted by Stinky-Dinkins

Everyone is treating him like a hero because of his anti-Bush ramblings, it makes no sense.

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Sure it does. The current administration is responsible for every bad thing that's happened in the last few years. After all, Bush handmade the hurricane in his garage and let it loose because he hates poor people. He also forced them to run around behaving like wild animals amidst the chaos.

EDIT: for those of you who don't seem to understand certain concepts of humor, this note was written with heavy sarcasm. The definition of sarcasm may be found at dictionary.com

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Originally Posted by FeelGood

ya i think that dude is rambling like an e-thug to keep the attention off himself because he knows once people realized what really happened he is gonna be in deep shit. this should occur shortly after things settle down and the whole "why the hell was it bushs job to save these people" arguments flood in. no way in hell should all those people have been stranded if they knew about this ahead of time. all the blame should be placed on whoever runs that city or county or whatever and nobody else.


and glad to here those fellas got killed. i hope theres a video on the net showing them get shot.

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When a disaster like this occurs it is the responsibility of the feds to do what they're able to resolve the situation. They are doing that now, but they were late to the game so to speak so high-up heads will roll within FEMA (as they should.) The Local Government of NO also bears some responsibility yet they don't seem to be getting any flack. They did nothing to evacuate people, they had many buses at their disposal just sitting there before the onset of the hurricane. The Mayor himself didn't seem to want to issue a mandatory evacuation warning, he did so only after extreme urging. Despite the fact that pretty much everyone knew what was coming it was issued on Sunday (he was urged to do so on Saturday.) Afterwards he did nothing to get the people out despite the fact that is was supposedly "mandatory."

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Originally Posted by Stinky-Dinkins

When a disaster like this occurs it is the responsibility of the feds to do what they're able to resolve the situation. They are doing that now, but they were late to the game so to speak so high-up heads will roll within FEMA (as they should.) The Local Government of NO also bears some responsibility yet they don't seem to be getting any flack. They did nothing to evacuate people, they had many buses at their disposal just sitting there before the onset of the hurricane. The Mayor himself didn't seem to want to issue a mandatory evacuation warning, he did so only after extreme urging. Despite the fact that pretty much everyone knew what was coming it was issued on Sunday (he was urged to do so on Saturday.) Afterwards he did nothing to get the people out despite the fact that is was supposedly "mandatory."

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"Mandatory" evactuations are impossible to impose. They do the same thing here during bad hurricanes and people still stay.

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Originally Posted by FeelGood

this should occur shortly after things settle down and the whole "why the hell was it bushs job to save these people" arguments flood in. no way in hell should all those people have been stranded if they knew about this ahead of time. all the blame should be placed on whoever runs that city or county or whatever and nobody else.

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People want a scapegoat and our boyking provides a compelling target. They seem to have forgotten that American government works from local to state to federal, not the other way around.

I have a small amount of sympathy for the officers who cannot psychologically cope with what's going on. I have no sympathy for poor Mr. Ebbert. Pathetic. Complete dereliction of duty. Taking a vacation in the time of most need? Our grunts in Iraq sleep 3-6 hours/day (often scattered as 1-2 hour naps, sometimes in Humvees), do not get vacations, work seven days a week, and get paid with food stamps. Conversely, the New Orleans city officials decide to take paid vacations to Vegas after they've been around the disaster area for less than a week. Seeing these stunning examples of leadership, I'm not surprised to see why New Orleans has collapsed into anarchy.

Oh, and now our celebrities are turning this into an adventure for their scrapbooks:

http://gatewaypundit.blogspot.com/20...e-attempt.html

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US actor Sean Penn bales water out of a boat with a plastic cup as he and members of his entourage make an attempt to rescue stranded people in New Orleans. (AFP)

EFFORTS by Hollywood actor Sean Penn to aid New Orleans victims stranded by Hurricane Katrina foundered badly overnight, when the boat he was piloting to launch a rescue attempt sprang a leak.

Penn had planned to rescue children waylaid by Katrina's flood waters, but apparently forgot to plug a hole in the bottom of the vessel, which began taking water within seconds of its launch.

The actor, known for his political activism, was seen wearing what appeared to be a white flak jacket and frantically bailing water out of the sinking vessel with a red plastic cup...

...With the boat loaded with members of Penn's entourage, including a personal photographer, one bystander taunted the actor: "How are you going to get any people in that thing?"

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http://www.florida-cracker.org/archives/002322.html

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September 05, 2005
Adios, Reality

Star, Mississippi native Faith Hill must have lost her common sense in Trashville. She tooled into Gulfport with three truckloads of items she'd purchased, and a convoy of security:

Kevin Titus, a Red Cross spokesman, told the Sun Herald that Hill did not want media attention, because she feared the event would appear too much like a "PR campaign," rather than a relief effort.

Hill was followed by her own camera crew and reporters, instead.

Nah, it won't look like a PR campaign, you regular hometown girl, you. You're just working on the world's most elaborate scrapbook, is all.

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Originally Posted by Ely13

Yes! Let's see what our hero of New Orleans is doing now!

http://www.nytimes.com/2005/09/05/na...vaE2C/kou95sWA


This thread could go on all day!

I have no bloody idea why people would shoot at Army Engineers while they are repairing the levee. The only thing I can think of is that there are gangs/criminal organizations trying to maintain the chaos until they're done looting all the electronics and jewelry stores in the city. People don't seem to understand that you aren't shooting looters to protect civilians' belongings. You shoot looters to preserve order.

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And that's why I said, fuck the people of New Orleans

Why would someone attack the people that are
there to help them

Why not talk about Mississippi?

That place got the brunt of this shit, New Orleans got a delayed affect and flooded.

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Originally Posted by Nesagwa

"Mandatory" evactuations are impossible to impose. They do the same thing here during bad hurricanes and people still stay.

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New Orleans was faced with city-wide devastation, a city whose welfare was dependent on levies that couldn't possibly handle the impending hurricane.

He had a fucking shitload of City/Public School buses sitting unused, he should have made an attempt to get people out. He didn't.

Don't you think it would have been better to try than to throw your hands up in the air and say "it's impossible?" It isn't impossible, they could have removed shit loads of people.

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Originally Posted by Ely13

Oh, and now our celebrities are turning this into an adventure for their scrapbooks:

http://gatewaypundit.blogspot.com/20...e-attempt.html

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AHAHAHHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA! That's fucking classic.

Well, I actually feel for people who actually are honest victims on the floods. It's a shame no matter who you are, and where you are in society, you have crazy people willing to do nasty things and give you a bad name, just because you fit the demograph or location of living. Then again, I think we're all dealing with this. I'm sure there's a ton of people overseas who'd like to declare every single one of us Americans as buttholes deserving to die through association with something a person or certain people did, to give them that impression.

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Originally Posted by Stinky-Dinkins

New Orleans was faced with city-wide devastation, a city whose welfare was dependent on levies that couldn't possibly handle the impending hurricane.

He had a fucking shitload of City/Public School buses sitting unused, he should have made an attempt to get people out. He didn't.

Don't you think it would have been better to try than to throw your hands up in the air and say "it's impossible?" It isn't impossible, they could have removed shit loads of people.

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Not saying they shouldnt have used every resource to get people out. But forcing people to leave is a hard job, and not everone is going to leave, no matter what you do.

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Originally Posted by Nesagwa

Not saying they shouldnt have used every resource to get people out. But forcing people to leave is a hard job, and not everone is going to leave, no matter what you do.

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For some people it would be impossible (but not all of them,) forcing them at gun point isn't exactly an option but buses would have helped. Trying would have been nice.

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Originally Posted by Stinky-Dinkins

For some people it would be impossible, forcing them at gun point isn't exactly an option. Trying would have been nice.

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Well they started doing it in the last few days for a few people that refused to leave, even though they had plenty of food and water and their general area was undamaged, which makes little sense.

Its pandamonium.

A wise man once said, "Yes they deserved to die and I hope they burn in hell."

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Originally Posted by Nesagwa

Well they started doing it in the last few days for a few people that refused to leave, even though they had plenty of food and water and their general area was undamaged, which makes little sense.

Its pandamonium.

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I'm talking pre-hurricane. Literally hundreds of buses went unused.

They're probably pulling the people from NO that have "adequate food and water" because the entire city is a wasteland. No running water, no doctors, no emergency services. People can't live there anymore. It makes perfect sense, NO no longer exists.

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Originally Posted by Mark of the Wolves

A wise man once said, "Yes they deserved to die and I hope they burn in hell."

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The interesting thing is that all the Southerners I know are much more unsympathetic towards the people remaining in New Orleans than the west and east coasters I know.

Anyway, time to play compare and contrast!

http://www.nytimes.com/2005/09/05/na...vaE2C/kou95sWA

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Colonel Ebbert, the senior official running the recovery and rescue operation, and Mr. Compass both said that they planned to take a break as well, but probably for less than five days, and that they would continue to direct the recovery by telephone.

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http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/20050906/...military_hk1_3

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WASHINGTON - Paratroopers of the Army's 82nd Airborne Division plan to use small boats, including inflatable Zodiac craft, to launch a new search-and-rescue effort in flooded areas of central New Orleans, the division commander said Tuesday.

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He said he and his soldiers spend their days on the streets of Orleans parish and their nights sleeping on the ground at the airport, with no toilet facilities, no showers and only military packaged meals and water for sustenance.

"We can go for weeks like this," he said. "At least we'll have homes to go back to."

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Originally Posted by Ely13

The interesting thing is that all the Southerners I know are much more unsympathetic towards the people remaining in New Orleans than the west and east coasters I know.

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I was talking about the ones shooting at the engineers and stuff. I actually feel bad for those who are homeless and whatnot. I understand how they feel and how they will be feeling because FEMA is retarded. My grandmothers house got flooded way back in May. FEMA told her first they would raise it or buy it from her so she could move somewhere else because they don't want to take the necessary measures to stop the creek from always flooding. Anyway first they say raising it will cost too much so it isn't an option anymore and then they took 3 months to even come by. After she got tired of waiting she just took her Insurance money and moved back in. Low and behold the day after people from FEMA show up to take pictures, but it was too late by then.

It's stuff like that which makes me understand their situation.

It's hilarious how after 2000 some years, the best ways to kill off people are still used. Floods, diseases, raining frogs... I'm wondering if floods are moe effective than AIDS at killing undesireable populations of black people though.

LMK.

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Originally Posted by avulon

And that's why I said, fuck the people of New Orleans

Why would someone attack the people that are
there to help them

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Originally Posted by avulon

And that's why I said, fuck the people of New Orleans

Why would someone attack the people that are
there to help them

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It's been hapening in Iraq for over a year now.

Personally i'm begining to think that the local government of NO wanted this to happen. Upon knowledge of the hurrican thinking let it destroy us so we can come back better. A clensing of sorts built on the pitty of disaster and chaos. The rebuilding of NO will most likelly be a publiciesed event for the rest of the year.

In fact all this chaos I bet not many of you noticed 3 US soldiers died today during a bombing in Iraq. while I'm sure bush doesn't like being blamed for a hurrican he obviouslly couldn't have stopped I'm sure he love the attention being tacken off Iraq and the price of gas.

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Originally Posted by Parallax

Personally i'm begining to think that the local government of NO wanted this to happen. Upon knowledge of the hurrican thinking let it destroy us so we can come back better. A clensing of sorts built on the pitty of disaster and chaos. The rebuilding of NO will most likelly be a publiciesed event for the rest of the year.

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No, that falls into ridiculous conspiracy theory territory.

The local government of NO did not want a hurricane to destroy their city.

thir mayor is already stating that he is going to rebuild NO to be bigger and better than before.
their government is total tools.

like they had the money to fix that levy years ago, and are now saying enviromental activist and professional fishermen as the cause for it not being done. well damn where were the pro fishermen when all this Iraq stuff started up, we could have prevented a war cuz after all the governments always lsten to enviromentalists and fishermen right???? they droped the ball on so many things that the bottom of the barrel is being scraped for people to pass judgement on.

it's like when town have eyesores of building that they cant legally remove wait for it to catch fire then wait even longer to put it out; 6 months later it's a luxurious new strip mall. i'm not tring to push theories but hey this Nagin seems like the type, it's not that rediculous when you think about it. as not much of the math on this disaster is adding up right.

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Originally Posted by Stinky-Dinkins

I'm talking pre-hurricane. Literally hundreds of buses went unused.

They're probably pulling the people from NO that have "adequate food and water" because the entire city is a wasteland. No running water, no doctors, no emergency services. People can't live there anymore. It makes perfect sense, NO no longer exists.

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Wonder where Mardi Gras is going to be next year.

im sure there were more than a few thoughts of "were gonna get billions from the government after this to rebuild!" flying across new orleans politicians before this hurricane hit. there is no other explanation as to why they made no effort to evacuate or at least prepare knowing the largest hurricane in history for them was about to beat their ass.



how many tens of thousands of people could have been moved far enough away into temporary camp grounds in the AT LEAST 24 hours they had beforehand? there are only 50,000 stranded last I heard im willing to bet a huge portion of that 50,000 could have been moved given the oportunity with a shitload of busses driving to and from the danger site for 24 hours straight. this isnt about "george bush doesnt care about black people" (although im gonna make a shirt that says that) this is about louisiana politicians not giving a shit for one reason or another. either ignorance (why the hell are they in office then?) or some alterior motive that will hopefully surface in the coming months.

It seems like a complete waste of resources to be handing the police force vacations to Las Vegas while rebuilding New Orleans. The sooner that city is back up and running, the sooner the refugees can go back. They are all over the place around here.

Well, it's time to continue the fun!

New Orleans Police Looting a Wal-Mart

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Originally Posted by Ely13

Well, it's time to continue the fun!

New Orleans Police Looting a Wal-Mart

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That's old.

That's like George Burns old.

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Originally Posted by avulon

And that's why I said, fuck the people of New Orleans

Why would someone attack the people that are
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That's absurd. You are basically faulting an entire city of people for the actions of 2 or 3 individuals who are clearly bat shit insane. Besides the point, we shoudln't just abandon these people. Didn't Bush say we have a culture of life?

For all of you who refuse to place at least some of this blame on the Bush administration as well as the local and state government, maybe you should watch the news, or at least the daily show. The writing is on the wall. They messed up big time. There was a 5 day expose in the New Orleans Times Picayune saying that the levees were not properly taken care of by the Army Corps of Engineers. FEMA and the National guard simply were not in position to be down there to help out. It's just a lack of sufficient planning on behalf of not only the local government down there, but also the federal government.

You know what? Watch the Daily Show rerun that will be on tonight at 8 pm. Then tell me that Bush doesn't carry at least some fault for the massive loss of life in New Orleans.

Our country is looking pretty sad from all this.

The social breakdown is incredible to me. Everyone pointing fingers at each other is just plain embarrassing IMO.

The celebrity thing makes me sick to read, those people should try camping out there instead of cruising up in limos and going home afterwards.

The fact that the race card fell again as usual, like it wouldn't have happened the same way of the population wasn't 63% black. :oh_no:

I just noticed how the other side of the world came together for the tsunami relief, which was far more deadly... and how we cant seem to handle something 1/10th the magnitude.

This whole thing shows us a lot about our society. It wouldn't surprise me if we were invaded and the same BS looting and ignorance prevailed.

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Originally Posted by Ely13

Well, it's time to continue the fun!

New Orleans Police Looting a Wal-Mart

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Yeah, I saw them replay that about 10 times last week. I think the part where the cop says,"Doing my job. Looking for looters," marks an all-time low point in the history of modern civilization.

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Originally Posted by IMTheWalrus

faulting an entire city of people for the actions of 2 or 3 individuals

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Ahahahahahahahahahaha.

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Originally Posted by IMTheWalrus

That's absurd. You are basically faulting an entire city of people for the actions of 2 or 3 individuals who are clearly bat shit insane.
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That's what it's like to be black (Middleastern or Hispanic) in America.

You always get mistreated because the majority (Honkeys) see a few people do somehting bad and associate it with all of you.

You also get no second chances.......

I saw the title of this thread and thought I logged into Stormfront.org by accident. :crying:

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Originally Posted by wasabi

It's hilarious how after 2000 some years, the best ways to kill off people are still used. Floods, diseases, raining frogs... I'm wondering if floods are moe effective than AIDS at killing undesireable populations of black people though.

LMK.

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As an evil white person who helped design the HIV virus in order to destroy the black man, I take offense at this comment.

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Originally Posted by norton9478

That's what it's like to be black (Middleastern or Hispanic) in America.

You always get mistreated because the majority (Honkeys) see a few people do somehting bad and associate it with all of you.

You also get no second chances.......

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Don't I know it. :(

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Originally Posted by galfordo

As an evil white person who helped design the HIV virus in order to destroy the black man, I take offense at this comment.

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No, but they didn't do anything about it until it jumped into the White Hetero Population.

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Originally Posted by Nesagwa

Wonder where Mardi Gras is going to be next year.

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Same place. It already smells like rotting flesh, feces, and vomit during Mardi Gras. It'll just be a little watered down when Fat Tuesday rolls around.

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Originally Posted by norton9478

No, but they didn't do anything about it until it jumped into the White Hetero Population.

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So now white people are supposed to solve all the world's problems?

Wonderful. This shit is too much fucking responsibility - I'm about to take a bottle of tanning pills or something.

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Originally Posted by galfordo

So now white people are supposed to solve all the world's problems?

Wonderful. This shit is too much fucking responsibility - I'm about to take a bottle of tanning pills or something.

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Voice of reason ++

Now get back to work, we need a new way to identify and opress minorities and poor people by Q4 of this year. This Katrina buisness has only bought us evil white folk a small amount of time...

Well, time to post something positive. NOPD SWAT officers stepping up:

http://news.yahoo.com/s/afp/20050908...e_050908173142

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Exhausted New Orleans cops battle on

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NEW ORLEANS (AFP) - Hurricane Katrina left him with little more than his black SWAT uniform, but Patrolman David Harris has little sympathy for his 300 colleagues who fled New Orleans as the deadly storm targeted the city.

"They're cowards, if this were the army they'd be shot," he said, barely able to contain his anger.

The loss of 300 officers when the city needed them most, severely affected rescue and law enforcement efforts as New Orleans descended into lawlessness in the days after Katrina unleashed her wrath on August 29.

"People who you call friends turn their backs on you. They leave while we have killings, lootings and rapes, and when people need to be rescued," said Harris.

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"Some of us lost our houses, so the whole team moved into the school. We're tightly-knit, we're like a family," said Harris, as his colleagues nodded in agreement.

Working conditions have improved a little in the past days. "We now do 18 hours a day instead of 24," said Harris.

Earlier in the day his team was called in when a sniper fired on technicians repairing cell phone towers. "There are a lot of criminals in this city," he said with a shrug.

He takes huge pride from his team's rescue efforts. "We were the first on the water, we were the first to rescue people."

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http://www.defenselink.mil/transcrip...0903-3850.html

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Q: General, you mentioned a disintegration of the New Orleans Police Department. Do you know how many officers are still on duty?

GEN. BLUM: I would rather not say. I think you'd be better to refer that question to the mayor of New Orleans. I have my own estimate. I would say they are significantly degraded and they have less than one-third of their original capability.

Q: So is it fair to say it is the National Guard that's keeping law and order in New Orleans?

GEN. BLUM: No. As long as there's one uniformed police officer in the city of New Orleans, we will send as many National Guard soldiers to augment, support and work in support of that lone law enforcement officer as necessary. So if hypothetically there's only one left, who's in charge? It's still that lone police officer supported by the National Guard in their role as military support to law enforcement.

We are not in the lead. We have no need nor intention of imposing martial law or having the military police the United States of America.

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Originally Posted by galfordo

So now white people are supposed to solve all the world's problems?

Wonderful. This shit is too much fucking responsibility - I'm about to take a bottle of tanning pills or something.

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No, It wasn't just world problem. It was a domestic Crisis brewing in the USA in both Black and Homosexual populations.

The honkeys were so blind sighted by thier empathyfor blacks and Gays that they failed to see what was brewing.... And now they have to pay for it as it has "escaped" into the general population. T

They probably could have abated the domestic Aids crisis with intervention in the early 80's. Instead they let it exacerbate.

Thier Bigotry did themselves a great diservice.

Why do Blacks not trust the goverment and some people think that AIDS was made by the CIA?

T-U-S-K-E-E-G-E

"A large group of young armed men armed with M-16s just arrived at my door and told me that I have to leave." - Patrick McCarty, a resident of New Orlens' Lower Garden District.

That's on the front of my newspaper under the heading "Unfriendly persuasion." Good they are getting everybody out of there.

Going back to the whole "OMG the N8ggrs are shooting at relief workers" setiment.

Remember that it is not uncommon for people to attack resuers and what not during a time of crisis.

There have even been POW's that have tried to take on thier own army when rescued......

It's nothng new.

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Originally Posted by norton9478

No, It wasn't just world problem. It was a domestic Crisis brewing in the USA in both Black and Homosexual populations.

The honkeys were so blind sighted by thier hatred for blacks and Gays that they failed to see what was brewing.... And now they have to pay for it as it has "escaped" into the general population. T

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~lol honkeys :kekeke:

I don't understand what you're saying here. Are you suggesting that the government supported AIDS in order to wipe out the gay population? Mods, Kid Aphex has hijacked norton's account. :kekeke:

AIDS hasn't reached a domestic crisis stage in America, and it probably never will. The reason is that much of America has been educated about it, and understands that it is a behavioral disease that is mainly contracted by people because or poor choices.

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Originally Posted by norton9478

They probably could have abated the domestic Aids crisis with intervention in the early 80's. Instead they let it exacerbate.

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Nonsense. No one fully understood the disease until the mid to late 80's, and even if they had there's no way they could have done much about it.

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Originally Posted by norton9478

Thier Bigotry did themselves a great diservice.

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Yeah, yeah, bigotry this, the man's holding me down that ... on and on it goes.

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Originally Posted by norton9478

Why do Blacks not trust the goverment and some people think that AIDS was made by the CIA?

T-U-S-K-E-E-G-E

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Yeah, that and ignorance about microbiology.

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Originally Posted by galfordo

~lol honkeys :kekeke:



Nonsense. No one fully understood the disease until the mid to late 80's, and even if they had there's no way they could have done much about it. .

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Not true... They understood it well early. They understood it before Reagan ever said the Word AIDS (circa 1985). Any misunderstanding is because they refused to care about it before it jumped into the other populations.

Uhhhhhh RUBY RIDGE anyone???
Many US citizens of all persuasions do not trust the government.
That modern day sodom and gamora needed a wake up call and unfortunately the French Quarter was spared from what I've read was a dynamite blast that circumvented the flow of water.
-BB

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Originally Posted by norton9478

Going back to the whole "OMG the N8ggrs are shooting at relief workers" setiment.

Remember that it is not uncommon for people to attack resuers and what not during a time of crisis.

There have even been POW's that have tried to take on thier own army when rescued......

It's nothng new.

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