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Professor Says Texans Deserve Hurricane Harvey for Supporting Trump

ReverendHellh0und said:
These people mold our young minds.
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Well I would say that Houston is at fault for having 3 major floods since 2015. They obviously were clueless or oblivious about the danger they were putting their residents in. They are now the most flood prone large city in the nation. How did that happen? Is it a symptom of small Govt. policies? Maybe they should have the State legislature work every year instead of every other one? Maybe their "economies" in infrastructure are coming back to bite them.
 
iguanaman said:
Well I would say that Houston is at fault for having 3 major floods since 2015. They obviously were clueless or oblivious about the danger they were putting their residents in. They are now the most flood prone large city in the nation. How did that happen? Is it a symptom of small Govt. policies? Maybe they should have the State legislature work every year instead of every other one? Maybe their "economies" in infrastructure are coming back to bite them.
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It probably has more to do with the fact that the city is largely built on clay and is at close to sea level.
 
Jack Fabulous said:
It probably has more to do with the fact that the city is largely built on clay and is at close to sea level.
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If they wanted to avoid all the damage, they would have built that city on rock and roll.
 
Jack Fabulous said:
It probably has more to do with the fact that the city is largely built on clay and is at close to sea level.
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Oh so they just need to close Houston down? Maybe they should look into other alternatives like better flood control infrastructure, the current ones are obviously not sufficient. But that costs money.
 
TheGoverness said:
Explain to me how the **** that makes me a hypocrite.
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That would just compound the notion that you don't seem to be all that bright.

I have made my point and you seem reluctant to accept it. So be it.
 
TheGoverness said:
Explain to me how the **** that makes me a hypocrite.
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Because you criticised the professor. How dare you question a liberal professor on a stupid insensitive comment he made. He is better than you and you must blindly follow. GOD you are letting your Nazi sympathy show.

Or something along those lines.

(psst that was sarcasm for those that need it splained to dem)
 
camlok said:
That would just compound the notion that you don't seem to be all that bright.
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A 9/11 truther is questioning my intelligence. Oh man, that's just rich:lamo

I have made my point and you seem reluctant to accept it. So be it.
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You made no point at all. You called me a hypocrite, and then refuse to explain why I'm a hypocrite.
 
TheGoverness said:
A 9/11 truther is questioning my intelligence. Oh man, that's just rich:lamo
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You make my point with your attempted slur and your ever so intelligent emoticons. I've seen/read your offerings on the science and the events of 9-11-01. They highlight that you are ignorant on these things but that's not the current issue.

TheGoverness said:
You made no point at all. You called me a hypocrite, and then refuse to explain why I'm a hypocrite.
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That you seem unable or don't want to connect the dots is not my problem. Chillfolks obviously gets it. Why don't you?
 
Chillfolks said:
Because you criticised the professor. How dare you question a liberal professor on a stupid insensitive comment he made. He is better than you and you must blindly follow. GOD you are letting your Nazi sympathy show.

Or something along those lines.

(psst that was sarcasm for those that need it splained to dem)
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It has nothing to do with TG criticising anyone. It's the obvious/apparent hypocrisy.
 
camlok said:
You make my point with your attempted slur and your ever so intelligent emoticons. I've seen/read your offerings on the science and the events of 9-11-01. They highlight that you are ignorant on these things but that's not the current issue.
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You have no point. If you had one; you'd have said it by now. All you can do is act holider-than-thou and extremely condesending, because you have nothing whatsoever.

That you seem unable or don't want to connect the dots is not my problem. Chillfolks obviously gets it. Why don't you?
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You do realize Chillfolks was being sarcastic.....right?


And unless you're going to explain how I'm being a hypocrite, I am not continuing this conservation any further. I'd rather not waste any more time conversing with a brick wall.
 
TheGoverness said:
You have no point. If you had one; you'd have said it by now. All you can do is act holider[sic]-than-thou and extremely condesending[sic], because you have nothing whatsoever.



You do realize Chillfolks was being sarcastic.....right?

You do realize that Chillfolks described you just as I described you, being hypocritical.


And unless you're going to explain how I'm being a hypocrite, I am not continuing this conservation any further. I'd rather not waste any more time conversing with a brick wall.
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Oooookaaaayyy, I'll spell it out for you, AGAIN. Please tell me you are just being obtuse, that you aren't really this disconnected.

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Ridiculous. Good thing he got fired.

"Everyone makes mistakes. It's what makes us human."
 
X Factor said:
Yeah, I really do know that. (no sarcasm)
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It's past time we as a Nation start thinking on a grand scale again in regards to water movement from flood to drought, as I believe Eisenhower and both Roosevelts would have.

There has to be a way to drain Louisiana, which continues to sink one football field of area every 48 minutes, as well as move your chronic and catastrophic Texas flooding to the west where there is just the opposite, an epic drought ...
 
I would like to hear from Ecofarm on this. A sociologist opinion on another sociologist acting like an ass. Would it be an applaud or condemnation?
 
Who cares what some random professor nobody ever heard of says?

This is all conservatives do all day is find some far let nut to get worked up about and reinforce their distorted liberal straw man arguments.
 
Chomsky said:
Hah!

A former sociology professor, done in by his lack of socials skills! :lamo
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Ann Coulter has now weighed in, blaming the gay Houston Mayor more than climate change ...
 
iguanaman said:
Oh so they just need to close Houston down? Maybe they should look into other alternatives like better flood control infrastructure, the current ones are obviously not sufficient. But that costs money.
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I'm not sure how you got that from my post but, no, they shouldn't just close it down.

4 feet of rain isn't an easy thing to overcome. Poor natural watershed only compounds the problem.
 
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