slaveboyforyou
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Joined: 1/6/2005 From: Arkansas, U.S.A. Status: offline
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Aviator, I try to be fair. I understand what your saying. We had a lot of Katrina folks come here to Arkansas. Yeah, there was a few of them that came up here and caused problems. I still remember one dumbass robbing a Walgreens, then walking across the street and robbing a liquor store. Both of these stores were on the same block as the police station; not too bright. But I found the majority of them to be nice people. I have friends that are school teachers, and they said a lot of those kids had a hard time adjusting. It was a cultural shock for many of them, and a lot of the kids were understandably traumatized. So there were some discipline problems. But for the most part, those kids absorbed into the schools. I know a bunch of people from New Orleans that chose to stay here. Although there aren't a plethora of good jobs in this area of Arkansas, we have a good standard of living. You can live comfortably here on 30k a year, and we don't have anywhere near the crime that New Orleans or Houston have. Now I understand Houston got a lot more people from Katrina than most places. But you have to ask yourself...What if it had been the other way around. What if Houston had got the brunt of a category 5 Hurricane, and people were evacuated to New Orleans. Do you think it would have been any different? I imagine the Houston thugs would have shown up there and did the same thing. That's just territorialism. Now on to those houses you cited. I don't see how those houses were a result of Katrina. They look like they have been worn down for awhile now. Every city has eye sore buildings like that.
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