fyp. and yeah, that will teach those nerds
They generally only try to torpedo aid to blue states.
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The only strategy that has a chance of changing that behavior is engaging in tit-for-tat politics.
Still a chance.
https://twitter.com/AstroKatie/status/1575641576423927808?t=FilbexOqk2fnMzG2n-Nhog&s=19
Speaking of photo ops, shouldn’t Florida’s own FPOTUS be tossing out rolls of paper towels and bringing in semi truck loads of Play-Doh? You know, for charity.
We should teach our base to like it more by dehumanizing their base.
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If I could only pass one bill, I’d pass the Electoral Count Act before I’d pass hurricane relief.
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Everyone on the Florida coasts should move to North Florida and/or Alabama.
Seriously though, why can’t they just start taxing costal properties for a hurricane fund that handles paying for these storms?
I think it’s more likely that the entire population of Florida moves on to 365 day/year cruise ships.
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And student loans are the problem. What fraction of these are not paid back/forgiven?
i sent it to a floridian and they immediately said it doesn’t look like a shark, although it maybe one. i guess floridians know better
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Probably because they see them in the streets all the time.
I can’t even imagine what the total property value is for homes within a mile of the Florida coast or the net worth of those property owners. All you need is a hurricane tax.
900 square feet, $3.2m
Nothing to see here, just the ocean casually taking up residence in this city. Perfectly normal, folks.
I think the better strategy is to assume the theory of negative partisanship is valid.
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I become more negatively partisan towards Democrats every time you make a post if that helps support your theory.
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