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To: i-node who wrote (251896)	9/18/2005 7:00:25 PM
From: bentway	Respond to of 1574060

Gee Dave, it seemed to us you left the thread right after "Brownie" smelled the coffee and resigned and the chimp "took responsibility". You'd been arguing like all the other chimp knee-jerk apologists that "Brownie" had been doing a "heck of a job" and that the chimp was blameless. But then, he did the unheard of and TOOK (some) RESPONSIBILITY, making you guys look like the morons you are and causing you (and many others) to disappear. But, words are cheap and mean nothing without action. Did the chimp request some sacrifice from American taxpayers, especially the rich ones making out like bandits? Now, we're laughing like mad at the chimp's LBJ social policy impersonation. Paid for with loans from China and Japan, just like everything the chimp does. Are you ready for your daughter to be China's bitch? Working for the pleasure of some Japanese investor?

To: i-node who wrote (251896)	9/19/2005 2:06:11 AM
From: tejek	Respond to of 1574060

>>> Actually, Nagin evacuated 80% of the population. That's damn good. No. The 80% evacuated themselves; they needed no help. The 20% that Nagin and Blanco failed to evacuate are the 20% that couldn't evacuate themselves. The people who evacuated themselves did have Nagin's help. And those that couldn't evacuate themselves had no money to do so and no place to go. What's funny is you keep trying to move the focus. But the evacuation is not where the focus is needed. That's not where the serious complaints lie. The evacuation was a relative success but it could have been better. Its the relief effort after the hurricane that's a dismal failure and still flounders. Let's just stop this. You are so freaking ignorant you can't even make a cogent argument about it. You're a total waste of time which was the reason I left this thread in the first place. You left this thread because your positions were indefensible and you were looking more and more ridiculous.