[umgud]

A stark contrast to our Katrina.

[Doctor 2Brains]

Well, the victims of Katrina had evil, white Republicans keeping their foots on the necks of the downtrodden victims. Not so in Japan.

[fella]

A stark way to learn a simple lesson about construction. Never build on a floodplain, it’s called a floodplain for a reason.

[fella]

A stark way to learn a simple lesson about construction. Never build on a floodplain, it’s called a floodplain for a reason.

[HMS Surprise]

I will refrain from stating a stack of obvious retorts.

[Stonewall Jackson]

It depends on what area you are looking at. Rural Mississippi was actually hit harder than New Orleans, hardly received any federal assistance (compared to New Orleans), and was still cleaned up and back to somewhat normal long before New Orleans.

Here are some before and after photos of the recovery efforts in Mississippi.

[SaraJohnson]

New Orleans was a special basket case. The rest of America’s coastal people who have been struck by hurricanes do not waste time wallowing in the aftermath of muck and politicals of race baiting victimhood. I’m glad for Japan.

[Levante]

“A stark contrast to our Katrina.”

Yup, thanks to perverted plantation Democrats and the entitlement mentality of the perpetual “victims” and welfare scum who think the Government needs to wipe their butts for them.

Losers, all of them.