From: "Gary Britt" 


"John Cuccia"  wrote in message
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> On Thu, 8 Dec 2005 22:30:18 -0500, "Gary Britt"
>  wrote:
>
> >Not if you need to eat and your getting cold standing outside with no
> >shelter.  That and pride in one's own circumstances is enough to make
those
> >willing to work persevere.  They don't have time to stay depressed.
That's
> >the province of the non-working entitlement class.
>
> I pity those who wind up on the streets of Atlanta, filled as it is
> with mainstream Americans like yourself and these fellows who attended
> the recent LSU-Georgia football game there.

Don't worry there are many hundreds of thousands of parasitic class
enablers right here in Atlanta.

You can't judge the character of a community by a bunch of drunken red neck
college kids.  I agree the comments cited were insensitive, except possibly
the last one which was merely an accurate factual statement about FEMA's
purchasing power.

I'm a longhorn fan myself, because I still view Texas as my real home.  I
once pretended to like UGA to keep the no personality son of the founder of
a former employer happy.

Hook'em horns.  They'll beat USC in the Rose Bowl.

Gary

>
> http://www.2theadvocate.com/stories/120905/opi_letters2001.shtml
> This reversal began as UGA fans chanted Katrina, Katrina, Katrina as
> we walked into the stadium. If you're reading this slightly appalled
> by the use of the greatest natural disaster in the history of the
> country as mockery, wait, it gets better.
>
> Inside the stadium, the mockery continued, including one rather
> colorful comment by a Georgia fan who stated, "This is our house,
> y'all don't have any homes anymore." A third ignorant and insensitive
> comment came after it was obvious that LSU had been beaten on the
> field when another fan stated, "FEMA can't buy you everything."
>

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