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by guerrilla
1285 days ago
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> It suggests exceptionally poor planning -- even for an island nation in the Pacific. Or the inverse... it suggests a much higher tolerance for inconvenience. We're just spoiled in Europe and America (including at our most popular vacation spots.) People lived for millions of years without this shit, ten thousand years of agricultural civilization alone... |
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What if you can't afford a generator and fuel, and you're medically reliant on a CPAP machine or a chair lift? You may be physically unable to leave your 2nd floor apartment, and unable to call for help because your cordless landline phone no longer has power? Not to mention the financial cost of all the food in your refrigerator spoiling.
All of those things can be accounted for with money. But a government should plan to ensure a certain minimum standard of living for its citizens.