and you told him to MOVE a semi truck was bearing down on him, would his race or ethinic background, or his economic standing in society, or his education level i.e. some high school or some college, would any of this have any effect on whether or not he would move out of the way?
i mean just because he was say...Black would that make it impossible for him to move out of the way? or would his economic status or his education level cause him to just sit there?
ok obviously not these wouldnt have a thing to do with him moving out of the path of coming devastation. but what if he didnt move? if he got hit and was paralyzed or almost killed should we feel sorry for him? I mean you said move! how hard is it to move out of the way? or should because he is of a certain race or social background on that basis alone then we should feel sorry for them? that is insanity!
obviously im referring to Katrina. 25,000 people refused to evacuate and then suffered why then should we feel sorry
2006-08-31
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