Katrina at Two Years: $40.6 Billion Paid on 1.7 Million Insurance Claims
National News • August 7, 2007
Two years later, the "overwhelming majority of claims" in Gulf Coast states from Hurricane Katrina have been settled in what has been the single largest loss — $40.6 billion — in the history of ...
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Subject: RE: RE: RE: Where's the news about how terrible we are?
Posted On: August 8, 2007, 8:57 am CDT
Posted By: Tapper
Comment:
Anon,
Your the worst kind of conservative. First you complain about people who whine. Then instead of debating the issues at hand...with logic and reasoning (which there is plenty to back your position), verbally attack the person who was trying to illustrate a completely valid point. Then when someone defends the a person who was verbally attacked and turns the personal attack on you, all you do is whine about how hard your life is and that you had to Ramon noodles to go to college.
I am sorry. I am sick of this BS conservative crab "that I made all the right decisions and struggled but I managed to succeed by my hard work." Who built that school that you went too? Who provided that Farm Subsidy to make your Ramon so cheap? Who regulates the insurance industry to make sure you get what you pay for? And if the Insurance industry can't pay... The answer is the Government brought to you by the people, for the people.
If you want to post on here stay away from the personal attacks (I do see the Irony-but I did not mean to berate your person just your argument style). Lets stick to the issues because a lot of people have good things to say and the personal attacks' just denigrate the debate.
Subject: RE: RE: RE: Where's the news about how terrible we are?
Your the worst kind of conservative. First you complain about people who whine. Then instead of debating the issues at hand...with logic and reasoning (which there is plenty to back your position), verbally attack the person who was trying to illustrate a completely valid point. Then when someone defends the a person who was verbally attacked and turns the personal attack on you, all you do is whine about how hard your life is and that you had to Ramon noodles to go to college.
I am sorry. I am sick of this BS conservative crab "that I made all the right decisions and struggled but I managed to succeed by my hard work." Who built that school that you went too? Who provided that Farm Subsidy to make your Ramon so cheap? Who regulates the insurance industry to make sure you get what you pay for? And if the Insurance industry can't pay... The answer is the Government brought to you by the people, for the people.
If you want to post on here stay away from the personal attacks (I do see the Irony-but I did not mean to berate your person just your argument style). Lets stick to the issues because a lot of people have good things to say and the personal attacks' just denigrate the debate.