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Hurricane Katrina
Topic Started: Sep 3 2005, 05:39 PM (877 Views)
spiderweb6969 Sep 12 2005, 05:59 PM Post #11
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 it's not a matter of number of people you contribute but affordability, if 25 is what you can afford then it's good enough and i even heard that even countries like cuba, afganistan and iran is trying to help, so every little bit goes a long way. Sometime you can't blame those who did not evaquate, it's the freedom to choose, individual right above society or just plain poor, ill informed and untrained (evaquation also require training you know), i'm was a medic and i know this, many people just don't know what to do in case of emergencies, the blame game won't help, the theory is always easier then practical because talk is always cheap.
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Skychaser Sep 13 2005, 01:37 AM Post #12
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Sep 12 2005, 05:59 PM
it's not a matter of number of people you contribute but affordability, if 25 is what you can afford then it's good enough and i even heard that even countries like cuba, afganistan and iran is trying to help, so every little bit goes a long way. Sometime you can't blame those who did not evaquate, it's the freedom to choose, individual right above society or just plain poor, ill informed and untrained (evaquation also require training you know), i'm was a medic and i know this, many people just don't know what to do in case of emergencies, the blame game won't help, the theory is always easier then practical because talk is always cheap.

Sorry I messed up on that last sentence. I meant to say "Indeed it'd be a nice sign of appreciation by sending teams there." I forgot to edit the "additional" part which kinda slipped and was intended for another post I was replying to. My bad. :armyredface:

I appreciate that the RP did send something to help with the relief efforts and of course it's better than doing nothing at all. Sorry for my mistake. :armyredface:
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