PJay
Well-Known Member
you have a problem as I see it.
Right now there are hundreds of busses on the highway transporting refugees from the Superdome in New Orleans to the Astrodome in Houston, Texas. Somebody needs to tell Houston that trouble is on the way.
How many people are going to be bussed to the Astrodome? Twenty thousand? Thirty? Many, perhaps most of these people have nothing left in New Orleans. They have no homes to return to, no personal belongings, no jobs. There is no reason for them to go back, and there is no law that can keep them confined to the Astrodome. They're not under arrest. They will be free to leave when they wish, and go where they want. These aren't the cream of the crop. Some of the people who will take up residence,for a while, may have been looting jewelry stores in New Orleans yesterday. Many are from the various New Orleans welfare housing projects.
Are you ready, Houston?
A better idea I think would be: Take them to our military installations. Many of these are slated for closing. They have empty barracks, unused mess halls and all of the medical and sanitary facilities they will need, also while there the refugees could start job training classes and could gain experience working to maintain the facility as they live and learn basic economic survival skills.
Just a thought.
Right now there are hundreds of busses on the highway transporting refugees from the Superdome in New Orleans to the Astrodome in Houston, Texas. Somebody needs to tell Houston that trouble is on the way.
How many people are going to be bussed to the Astrodome? Twenty thousand? Thirty? Many, perhaps most of these people have nothing left in New Orleans. They have no homes to return to, no personal belongings, no jobs. There is no reason for them to go back, and there is no law that can keep them confined to the Astrodome. They're not under arrest. They will be free to leave when they wish, and go where they want. These aren't the cream of the crop. Some of the people who will take up residence,for a while, may have been looting jewelry stores in New Orleans yesterday. Many are from the various New Orleans welfare housing projects.
Are you ready, Houston?
A better idea I think would be: Take them to our military installations. Many of these are slated for closing. They have empty barracks, unused mess halls and all of the medical and sanitary facilities they will need, also while there the refugees could start job training classes and could gain experience working to maintain the facility as they live and learn basic economic survival skills.
Just a thought.