Too many dead and missing in Texas.

Over 90 people have already passed, and more rain, floods are coming.

Very sad situation.
 
A high school buddy lives in the area and lost everything in the flood, but luckily, he was actually camping in an area that while did get hit they were aware of their surroundings and didn't get swept up in the floods. He said had he been home he is not so sure he would have had time to get out.
 
THD said:
The politicising of this at this stage is fucking disgusting. Some groups have no sense of decency!!!!!
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It really is gross.. at this point nothing from the left surprises me anymore.


The incident itself is incredibly sad. Amazed they are still finding survivors, especially those little girls 30’ up in a tree after two / three days?
 
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Just devasting and overwhelming
 
THD said:
The politicising of this at this stage is fucking disgusting. Some groups have no sense of decency!!!!!
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Exactly. Guys like South Bay are all over the news story comments pointing the finger at Trump and his FEMA waste direction... or Abbot and Neom for taking "27 minutes" to talk about what's going on. Not one of these people have actually been to Texas to know what it's like there... especially when torrential rains come down in such a quick amount of time.

Dry dirt doesn't absorb water too well. Hard concept to grasp for most of our current Humanity.
 

The owner of Chick-fil-A has stepped up and is supplying food and
drink for all the victims and first responders.
I will be buying lunch there for a while.
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JDMeister said:
The owner of Chick-fil-A has stepped up and is supplying food and
drink for all the victims and first responders.
I will be buying lunch there for a while.
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Almost....

Raising Cane’s founder and owner Todd Graves is helping the Texas communities hit by flash flooding with a $1 million donation.
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www.foxbusiness.com

Fast-food giant's founder steps up with major donation for devastated Texas flood victims

Raising Cane’s founder and owner Todd Graves is helping the Texas communities hit by flash flooding with a $1 million donation, according to the fast-food company.
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There is a tent full of people eating outside nearly every chick-fil-a...
 
Just heard 120 confirmed dead, and 170 confirmed still missing.
Unbelievably sad.
 
So, I'm watching Trump visiting the Texas catastrophe.
Just now, he started shaking hands with a group of first responders.
The first lady was there, (Of course) and every man that shook her hand took off his hat.
Texas for the fcuking win.
 
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