To: ican'tbelieveit
Your point is excellent and needs to be made over and over.
Unless one has ever been involved in the movement of masses of humanity it is inconceivable. Add to that the dynamics of this event, and you have logistics that can't be appreciated by the fast-food, video game mentality our nation has adopted as a way of life.
3,395 posted on
09/03/2005 8:19:55 AM PDT by
SE Mom
(God Bless those who serve..)
To: SE Mom
Unless one has ever been involved in the movement of masses of humanity it is inconceivable. Add to that the dynamics of this event, and you have logistics that can't be appreciated by the fast-food, video game mentality our nation has adopted as a way of life. I wish those complaining that enough wasn't/isn't being done could understand your statement. Thank you
3,452 posted on
09/03/2005 8:31:05 AM PDT by
WhyisaTexasgirlinPA
(Prayers for healing and relief from pain for Cowboy...........)
To: SE Mom
Agree. The syndrome you describe is best known as "microwave mentality".
3,521 posted on
09/03/2005 8:57:09 AM PDT by
milkncookies
(As long as people will accept crap, it will be financially profitable to dispense it.)
To: SE Mom
Unless one has ever been involved in the movement of masses of humanity it is inconceivable. You'd think people could at least extrapolate a bit from more mundane disruptions of the kind that everyone's seen, say, a water main break on a major route during rush hour, or (in Boston) a breakdown of one of the four subway lines.
Granted, you have to multiply practically by infinity for NO.
4,005 posted on
09/03/2005 11:38:44 AM PDT by
maryz
FreeRepublic.com is powered by software copyright 2000-2008 John Robinson