americans come

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idkmanwth

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what is happening out there

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Hurricanes ain't a joke man. Easily the worst thing about our geography are the damn natural disasters.

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wait how serious are these hurricanes? like if a whole fucking state has to evacuate, then why doesnt government do anything about it

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why doesnt government do anything about it

How exactly is the government supposed to stop a hurricane?

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idkmanwth

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like relocate the people (ik i sound dumb rn), but having them relocate gradually is still better than having your homes destroyed every year and not being able to do anything about it

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Hey that's their choice for wanting to live in such a volatile part of the country. "Oh this state has really nice beaches and resorts, let's live down there! Hurricanes? Nah, we won't get hit by that shit. Oh my house is gone now." Idk why anyone would want to live in those southern states. Same with living in tornado alley.

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transportation is being provided. this isnt floridas first rodeo

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Talk Tuah is getting played everywhere.

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hailey welch likes her cheese drippy

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hi, im a north carolina native (Born & Raised) we just recently got hit with last hurricane and we also experience hurricane season. These are just natural disasters that are caused by hot and cold air mixing around summer time. (Similar to typhoons for SA) yes they are no joke and serious this one is especially worse because Florida just got hit with a hurricane last week. meaning some people still have no power/were rebuilding only to get hit again. I understand not everyone likes America but we are still human looking to survive it is very unfortunate that these happen. In North Carolina the last hurricane took out many parts of western NC and i have many friends there that are OK but SOO MANY of them have been displaced and are without homes that everyone worked so hard to get. ALL i ask is we be considerate for them

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wait so does the government take care of the damages or do the people have to pay for it?? and also if living their is such a hazard then why doesnt the government does anything about it??

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Yes normally the government helps, also people give donations to those affected. Unfortunately there is nothing the Government can do about Natural Disasters. It is usually not this dangerous we rank Hurricanes based on how fast the wind moves. Weak Hurricanes are CAT 1-3 and CAT 4-5 are very dangerous, Most of the time they never get strong enough to even become a hurricane and are just "Tropical Storms" this is a very rare case were we get two CAT 4-5 Hurricanes is the same year let alone 1 week apart.

to put in perspective last time we had a really bad hurricane was Hurricane Katrina in 2005, Now we are going to experience TWO of those in the matter of a week wind speed of 174 MPH (280 kmh) which is a CAT 5 hurricane

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that is really unfortunate, i hope all the people come out of it safe

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Just ask the hurricanes to stop

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what’s even worse is that due to the last hurricane, there’s still a lot of debris laying around which can go really bad with this hurricane

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It's just life advice to avoid ever going to Florida

For real though it's a hurricane and it's a pretty bad one from what I've heard. Stay safe Floridians

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floridian here , we are safe and its just a small hiccup hurricane

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Always avoid florida

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i lived in texas and experienced numerous bad hurricanes and tropical storms. I don’t think it has ever been so bad that we had to evacuate. Closest we got to evacuating was Harvey in 2017, but our neighborhood is on a relatively higher elevation compared to other neighborhoods around us so we didn’t get flooded.