They had over 50 inches of rain! Name one city that could survive that. No regulation could prevent the devastation
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Greed overcomes common sense and decency
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...in the weak minority. It is always the 1% minority (that small) that creates all the havoc...just to retain their entitlement.
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Regulations get in way of profits for the rich. Don't like regs? Go visit a developing country. Drive their roads. Visit their sweatshops.
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Denial of climate changes also disregard for natural wetlands trees other natural barriers GREED developers paying bribes?
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And also a giant hurricane
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Thank God we don't have 'rampant, unregulated development' in Bangkok and as a result, no flooding.
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As we don't have in The Netherlands. Can't find a clip, but yesterday on CNN a Dutch engineer told about the regulations in place in Holland
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Part Holland is always under see level, but the problems Houston has, we hardly ever have. Not so much rainfall, ok, better planning helps.
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Why don't we all start calling regulations what they really are? Protections.
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This is a danger in the Hawaiian Islands, too.
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Houston is a flat city riddled with bayous & has experienced flooding in the recent past. Why were builders allowed to build in this area?
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