Comments by "Logik" (@philonetic321) on "Florida recovering from Hurricane Milton's devastation" video.

Are you high? That hurricane was yesterday.
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FEMA even had to release a comment on their website to debunk this nonsense rhetoric.
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@darrenlocke5627 Because holding back the crisis relief bill for 2 weeks while trying to shove an airline takeover into it just screams reliability. Right?
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@darrenlocke5627 I couldn't care less about your political affiliation. Or anybody else's, for that matter. Step outside of your shoes for a minute. She ripped apart the State of the Union address on national television. I don't care who you like or hate in politics. That behavior is unprofessional, most especially at that level. That wouldn't even be acceptable behavior in grade school. When the leaders act like children, the people follow and we all look stupid.
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@darrenlocke5627 Here, in Florida, nobody is outside complaining about political party. Everybody is pitching in. You've gotta get over it. If you've picked a team, you've already lost.
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@KirksCORNER1983 Because internet conspiracy theory by children is more reliable than the professionals actually involved, right?
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@KirksCORNER1983 Considering the rhetoric, it just seems apparent. I don't know many adults which can afford to live in delusion. Not functioning adults anyways.
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@darrenlocke5627 Florida is Republican, right? What state is getting hit by the hurricanes? So one could just as easily say that those most effected and with the most experience on the ground did not see the proposed FEMA funding extension as beneficial, yeah? Maybe because FEMA has been in trouble for over a decade due to misappropriation of funds? Less than 200 disaster inspectors who are mostly elderly. But the people who know best, don't know best, yeah? xD
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@jays2551 It's easier for them to regurgitate unfounded anecdotal information than it is to take 10 minutes and read something. There's a reason that the definitions of common and popular are synonymous with vulgar and are not suited to the intellectual.
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It needed a revision. FEMA funding has been misappropriated for too long. There are less than 200 FEMA disaster inspectors today. They don't need everything they're asking for, where they're asking for it. They haven't been funding the failing sectors in over a decade. One might think that the people in Florida have more experience on the ground with this sort of thing.
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@chillindylan9828 That's way out of context, and no you don't. FEMA has released a comment on their website to debunk that nonsense rhetoric.
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@alexm3253 That's exactly what it means. We've sent 5% of fires to Ukraine and are making more to send. We send them our old inventory while we update. It's not free, it's on lend-lease. Ukraine has trillions in minerals ,natural gas, soft white flour and more. It's a bit more complex than somebody with childish political rhetoric can understand, apparently.
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@alexm3253 Fires means weaponry. HLC uses the same terminology. Do try and act like an adult. It's difficult, I know, but at least try to act like it.
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@alexm3253 By HLC using the same terminology, that translates into people in the military who are working in these fields using the terminology. You know, the experts who are actually working with Ukraine? Your failure to recognize the terminology and then insult me for it are telling of your education and maturity levels. Both of which are apparently low to non-existent. Do try and be better in the future.
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@jays2551 The ability to see the bigger picture is uncommon. I can tell that you're young. You still have faith in people and are still frustrated when their perspective is limited. That's because 85% of them need their hands held and are on cruise control. Conformity is the death of reason. Stay in contrast.
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@Dr.Mcstaby Too right. The coastline is obscured from all of the garbage hotels.
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@CBT5777 Long, long ago, our insurance took it as hurricane damage when a small tornado hit the corner of our house. But that was then.
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@chillindylan9828 Disaster inspection and relief programs have been underfunded and understaffed for at least a decade. There are less than 200 of them today and most FEMA disaster inspectors are elderly. They don't go in during a disaster. They inspect the damage afterwards. People have their own insurance. FEMA ensures that each household has 1 phone, 1 tv, no mold, a bed for each registered occupant and THEN you get the money for repairs on top.
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@sareeyemanusqaame8723 All. We even gave aid to China until 2018. Most of WFP funding is also from America. The United States gives more funding to the world than, well, the rest of the world.
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@omarb8655 😂
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What are you on about? Did you not hear the FEMA rep say that they have plenty for now and will need more if there's another disaster this year? Where is the failure?
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