Comments by "Charles Brightman" (@charlesbrightman4237) on "Biden: It Will Take Years to Rebuild Florida After Hurricane Ian" video.

Question: Why rebuild southern Florida when it's expected to literally be under water? For the fishes?
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@smokey_9447 But then also: WARNING: THE FOLLOWING IS NOT FOR ALL AUDIENCES: (if you think you can handle it, see what follows): This entire world is currently condemned: Currently: Nature is our greatest ally in so far as Nature gives us life and a place to live it, AND Nature is also our greatest enemy that is going to take it all away. (OSICA) Current Analysis: Long Term: (Short Version): * Species stay on this Earth: They all eventually die and go extinct. * Species leave this Earth: They all eventually die and go extinct. (No exceptions at this time). Current Analysis: Long Term: (Very Short Version): All life on and from this Earth is eventually going to die and go extinct. No exceptions at this time. This Earth and all on it are all just a waste of spacetime in this universe.
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@deckape69 Why should society pay for the added insurance costs for those who choose to live in dangerous areas when those people could move??? Society pays for those people's bad choices in life???
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@hugoschmeisser2484 "you people are clueless." I agree, many people are: The Earth's magnetic field continues to weaken, projected to be at it's weakest around 2035; The Earth's magnetic poles are moving, the North magnetic pole currently heading towards Siberia and is projected to possibly end up around Indonesia; Earth's magnetic poles are probably going to flip again (as has occurred many times already in Earth's history); The South Atlantic anomaly continues to grow in size; And all the related magnetism issues, many of those issues not beneficial for life upon this Earth. 'Yes', species can affect their environment, and 'yes' even in negative ways at times. But Nature is going to do what Nature does and does not care about species or their agendas. Hence also, 5 mass extinction events have supposedly already occurred on this Earth, there will be a 6th, and the 6th most probably won't be the last. (Plus the Sun is supposed to wipe out all life on this Earth if not even this entire Earth itself and this spiral shaped galaxy is most probably collapsing in upon itself). As you say, "you people are clueless".
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@oldschoolzone5711 Along with those who live along known active fault lines. 'Helloooooo'????
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@deckape69 See the 14th Amendment of the United States Constitution. (In part): "All persons born or naturalized in the United States, and subject to the jurisdiction thereof, are citizens of the United States and of the State wherein they reside."
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@jimbeam2705 And you do know what rising ocean levels mean don't you?
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@brianmorris364 Trump's southern 'palace' will literally be underwater one day. ROFLMAO.
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@deckape69 Agreed: God does not actually exist except for as a concept alone and the singular big bang theory is a fairy tale for various reasons. People either seem do not know how to or forgot how to utilize critical thinking skills. Hence also why a certain political party is against education (except for their education and lessons) for the masses. It's easier to con and manipulate people that way.
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@brianmorris364 I won't see the death of all life on and from this Earth, but the analysis currently indicates it all going to occur anyway. Just knowing that Trump's southern 'palace' will literally be underwater is a comforting thought for me while I am still alive to LMAO.
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@deckape69 In many areas of the country, flood insurance is also extra $$$, 'if' it's even available. In other words, live in certain areas at one's own risk (and cost).
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@brianmorris364 I am a political Independent so 'yea'.
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@deckape69 Where I currently am at, flood insurance is not needed, therefore no direct flood insurance cost. But, cost for other potential disasters. That is in part supposedly how insurance companies work. Pay for potential disasters, 'if' those insurances are even available. Along coastal areas, with rising ocean levels, strong storms especially during high tides, and there will be more flooding and flood damage of various kinds. People who live along coastal areas should have to pay more for their insurance (if they can even afford to). Or move if they are able to. Otherwise, face the danger and hope FEMA pays up quickly, if even ever at times.
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@deckape69 A person doesn't have to have life insurance usually either. But it is wise to have it since everybody dies one day from something.
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@brianmorris364 And then let's also not forget economic inflation. The Fed has a 'goal' of 2% annual inflation every year, and that is on top of all the 2%'s that came before it, which turns out to be an exponential amount of inflation over time. And of course, currently economic inflation is above 2%. Most people's wages do not keep up with the true cost of inflation. Talk about a 'perfect storm' brewing. Increased risk of natural disasters occurring with many people who possibly cannot afford insurance, possibly cannot even afford to move even if they wanted to, with increased costs to replace what might have been damaged or lost. And even if FEMA helps those in need, the tax payer's get the bill and/or have to face ever increasing national debt. The writing seems to be on the wall for anybody who can read and understand it.
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@deckape69 Life insurance allows the body to be taken care of one way or another instead of just decaying in the streets. And life insurance is usually for those left behind. As far as deductible's go, one option regardless of where one lives is to live a simple life. That way less money is needed to repair or replace what is lost. But one would still need some sort of money to be able to repair or replace what is lost. And along the lines of life insurance, marry a person who is let's say a 1-9 instead of a 10. Easier to replace what is lost. Lose a 10, might not get a 10 back. Or maybe not even get married at all. Marriages and kids can be expensive. 🤣🤣🤣
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@deckape69 "if you people would stop having kids all of our troubles would go away." You wanted your parents to be told that too? Oh wait, too late. And which exactly 'you people' are you referring to? All people? Human race entirely gone, no more human race problems. Yep.
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