In Brooklyn, they turned on the power without warning, and almost set several co-op buildings on fire. All of the below ground electrical is contaminated with salt water, and most of the above ground wiring is damaged in large areas.
Keep in mind that this area is much more densely populated than down south, and almost every structure has a basement due to subfreezing winter weather.
They’re going to have to shut off the meters building by building individually before putting the main power back on, and require each building to get an inspector’s okay before switching back. It could take months.
Well, let the city raise taxes and let them pay for the mess. A week ago I was crying for them. Today, I say too bad. Be like New Orlaean and sit in your filth, just wait, the gov;mt will bail you out.
I’m not donating any money to your cause-let FEMA and the AM Red Cross help you.
I realized my comment was a little over the top and tried to draw redefine it to reveal I actually do care. I don’t like to see people experiencing hardship.
My emphasis was that there are 47 million people without power (the election) and we’re all going to pay for that.
The whole nation is turning into a disaster zone.
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