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If you're reading this, you have too much time on your hands.
First off, we all probably all know what's going on on the Gulf Coast right now. New Orleans is an underwater mess, looting is rampant, there is no control or communication as to what is going on, and the Army Corp of Engineers still hasn't plugged the levy breaks. As I mentioned before, I hope something really bad happens to the jerks who are looting for the sake of profit and not for the sake of feeding their family. I also hope that all the morons who are trying to impede rescue efforts by forcing police to head to the streets also get what's coming to them.
Anyway, these are the links about this whole mess that I've seen the last couple days (in no particular order at all).
Meanwhile, don't forget to donate. I'm basically broke, but my wife and I are going to be digging up some cash to send along (as we did with the Tsunami). You should, too.
Merika said on 09/02/05 @ 07:29 AM: I love the site here....but never make any comment. I want to say this though as far as the blogs listed....regardless of political persuation...for people to use this horrible situation as a springboard to spout off their personal belief's is just retarded. It's not Bush's fault, it's not the black population's fault, it's not the media's fault....it was a FRIGGIN HURRICANE!
Time to pull together....not point fingers like a bunch of 7 year olds.