Posted by gun guru on January 13, 2010 at 13:30:01 from (71.82.106.31):
In Reply to: WOW posted by northeast iowa on January 13, 2010 at 13:12:01:
I must make comments that needs to be read.
I personally want these people to have their country rebuilt, its the right thing to do. (I also dont want more illegal aliens in the USA)
If any one of us had our hometown destroyed by a tornado how many would want immediate help? Everyone of us would need our children taken care of, with clothes/food/shelter. Maybe a distant relative would watch your kid(s) while you picked through the rubble of what was your house. You also need to quit work for a week or 2 or 3 while you dealt with the aftermath. When my mom was 17 years old her parents house burned, only half of it but my grandparents and all 4 kids (my mom) included couldnt live there until all the smoke was cleaned up and the clothes were all washed etc, etc. My grandfather went to a department store with the whole family and said: "our house is burned up and I need clothes for 4 kids" The manager helped him out right then. That was in 1960.
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