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1. Terry (terry@bae.st)'s status on Saturday, 05-Oct-2024 10:52:28 JST Terry
   even the $750 is a lie. Many hurricane victims have been turned down for that measly sum.
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   • Marshall1Banana :verified: (marshall1banana@poa.st)'s status on Saturday, 05-Oct-2024 10:52:27 JST Marshall1Banana :verified:

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     @Terry The 750$ is extremely conditional and based on NOT having home owners insurance for a damaged house AND already being on welfare. Keep in mind disaster relief for Hurricane Katrina had no such condition and was $2000 per PERSON ($3600 considering today's inflation)
   • Terry (terry@bae.st)'s status on Saturday, 05-Oct-2024 10:52:27 JST Terry

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     @Marshall1Banana that sounds so jewish
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   • Marshall1Banana :verified: (marshall1banana@poa.st)'s status on Saturday, 05-Oct-2024 11:06:40 JST Marshall1Banana :verified:

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     @Terry Speculation is because it's majority Trump voters they're dragging their feet on purpose.
     
     There's reason to believe that, no- FEMA really is just this bad (historical precident of Katrina response). But when you consider preventing private rescue organizations from carrying out operations that they were doing the days prior successfully, priority of illegal aliens over citizens for funding, terrible communication on all fronts with misleading/hiding previous illegal alien funding, using up local resources (hotel rooms) for the FEMA staff over the victims, and public personalities on the internet putting out messages of contempt and insulting the victims- it's really hard to declare it an act of stupidity and negligence rather than intentional maliciousness.
     
     So that's really the question; stupid or evil? Not a good selection...
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