Posted by Dairy farmer in WI on November 08, 2007 at 17:57:09 from (64.33.151.91):
got to thinking about this last night. NOT to offend those of you loyal americans who built in CA. or in New Orleans BUT, why do insurance companys pay for peoples own stupidity? again NOT TRYING TO OFFEND ANYONE! but still. If you live in a know fire-prone are in CA. why would you rebuild when you know that some day another fire will come through and burn it down again so then tehy re- build once again! same with New- Orleans. why re-build a house that's in a flood plain when, knowingly some day another hurricane comes through just to flood it again! sorry but it was getting me thinking. then again there are lotssa people who just move away and try to forget. idk. again not to offend anyone who lives in these areas. just thinkg again... gotta stop that! DF in WI
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