[muawiyah]

I can't believe I live on the same planet with people who do not understand the horror of a natural disaster of this scale and scope.

Louisiana law does not allow you to commit holdups or steal. On the other hand, it does allow you to take the water, food and other materials (e.g. shoes and clothes) that you need to survive.

In short, Louisiana law does not require that you die on behalf of someone else's ownership claims.

I assure you, if it ever comes to a choice between my family's life and your food, you lose!

[CSM]

"I assure you, if it ever comes to a choice between my family's life and your food, you lose!"

You would really take the food from my family to make up for your family's lack of planning?

[BraveMan]

I assure you, if it ever comes to a choice between my family's life and your food, you lose!

<sarc> I'll be sure I'm prepared when you & the family come to visit. If I'm not home, I'll trust you to keep track of what you take so you can reimburse me later. </sarc>

[Publius6961]

I assure you, if it ever comes to a choice between my family's life and your food, you lose!

I believe most of us would agree with that statement.
However, what makes that attitude exclusively yours?
And if the holder of the food feels the same way ... ?

[A Jovial Cad]

I assure you, if it ever comes to a choice between my family's life and your food, you lose!

And I assure you, pro-theft advocate, that if you ever show up on my property looking to steal, you'll lose.

Your posts are disgusting.