Texan
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...of dependency just gets worse and worse. Nagin did a good job getting them out this time, but he didn't want them to come back until everything was PERFECT for them. They are just now leaving some of the shelters and headed back to New Orleans. And they'll do nothing but gripe and raise hell down there because their taxpayer-funded housing won't have electricity.
I've listened to crap on the local news all week about these people - fighting, protesting or griping about one thing or another. Their biggest complaints seemed to be that they were expecting the government to put them up in hotels and give them money.
Many of these evacuees didn't even bring any clothes or even a freakin' toothbrush with them. They depended on local residents to donate things for them if the shelters didn't provide them. And it all had to be brand new or they wouldn't take it.
Local residents and local law enforcement shouldn't have to put up with the crap that they put up with - responding to one disturbance or fight after another. Not to mention the thefts, drunks, etc. Completely disgusting.
Be sure to go to the bottom of this article and read the comments.
http://www.nola.com/hurricane/index.ssf/2008/09/publicly_assisted_evacuees_in.html
I've listened to crap on the local news all week about these people - fighting, protesting or griping about one thing or another. Their biggest complaints seemed to be that they were expecting the government to put them up in hotels and give them money.
Many of these evacuees didn't even bring any clothes or even a freakin' toothbrush with them. They depended on local residents to donate things for them if the shelters didn't provide them. And it all had to be brand new or they wouldn't take it.
Local residents and local law enforcement shouldn't have to put up with the crap that they put up with - responding to one disturbance or fight after another. Not to mention the thefts, drunks, etc. Completely disgusting.
Be sure to go to the bottom of this article and read the comments.
http://www.nola.com/hurricane/index.ssf/2008/09/publicly_assisted_evacuees_in.html