Emergency housing

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In a message dated 10/14/2005 10:30:29 PM Central Standard Time, Seashore204 
writes:
Bobby,
Whilst  stupefied by your diatribe, I find it remarkable at your level of 
ignorance , that you can operate a computer. Maturity teaches arguing with 
imbeciles is futile as they can win with expertise but I regress to comment on this 
one point. "They" didn't build anything in New Orleans, the housing you are 
referring to was built by white people like yourself, "they" just bought them 
and rented them.
Prevention of Americans rights to build on Fault lines, swampland, gullies, 
mountains, sink holes or any other area YOU deem unsuitable is a curtailing 
what our nation fights for, Freedom. Your insipid remark about Pakistan is not 
only off-base and misdirected it's also a grain of sand in a world of 
predjudices that need to be first resolved in your home.
This forum doesn't need to be bored with your retarded thoghts. While you are 
very convincing the topics elude you, to compound the conviction to others is 
absurd.
I don't bame you, at all. I lay the blame squarely on your lack of education.
The problems we create cannot be solved with the same level of thinking (or 
leser in your case) that created them. 

Andrew Green
      People, in most cases, are required to have a building permit and 
inspection to protect public safety in the case of electrical and plumbing 
installation, which I don't hear any arguement from you on, but to build 20' below the 
level of an adjacent lake, once it has been proven that the levi system used 
to hold the waters back is totally inadequate, is the epitamy of stupidity.  
Of course, there are probably those like yourself, who probably  think that the 
next generation of U.S. children should pay for a new New Orleans levi 
system, which would take at least 12 years and 200 billion to build.  
      Listen, rich people on the Gulf, who live in 1/2 million dollar homes, 
on the beach, can surely rebuild on their dream locations, but let them 
rebuild on their own dime, and leave the government and the next generation of 
children, who are forced to pay for this nonsense, out of it.
     No, misquided, low reality view points are not limited to the poor.  The 
clerics and others that mislead the poor, mislead the middle class and 
wealthy as well.  Passing the myths of the past in the guise of education does no 
one any real good.  You need to get back to the facts and then deduct from them 
what is relevant and what is not. Education is highly over rated.  It is 
common sense which is needed today, but seems to be almost non existant.
     As for me being an imbecile, if that were the case, it would be a 
physical disability, and no fault of my own, and highly improper of you to call me 
on it. 
     Bob