Disagree. When your business is hosting other people’s children, and you are housing them on the banks of a Texas river in flash flood alley, you don’t get to play the “no one could see it coming” card. It is a Texas river. In flash flood alley. It was only a matter of time before it happened. And it is only a matter of time before it happens again. That’s a fact.
I don’t see how race has any bearing on the camp director’s negligence. The claim that these camps are exclusively white should be easy to disprove.
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A reminder that Republic cans have controlled this state for over thirty years. Whatever fault, in this tragedy, that is on government, both state and county, is on that money grubbing party of bootlickers.
A friend worked as a hospice nurse. She claimed that religious patients generally had an easier passing than non-religious types. I think calls for prayers are meant to assuage, not to affect change.
Tiresome beats deadly. And calling for flood warnings systems isn’t political. The reason we don’t have them is, but recognizing the need for them is not.