Making A Pasture

CntryBoy777 · Jul 11, 2019

Anyone that chooses to live...below sealevel...can't be "shocked" when the water rises....time to cut losses and relocate....any that stay has to accept the consequences of their decision..... :old

Bruce · Jul 12, 2019

Yes but in a lot of cases that is financially impossible. Hard to sell a house that keeps getting flooded. Bad plan to put New Orleans where it is from the get go, even back then people were warned that the land was sinking.

CntryBoy777 · Jul 12, 2019

Bruce said:
Yes but in a lot of cases that is financially impossible. Hard to sell a house that keeps getting flooded. Bad plan to put New Orleans where it is from the get go, even back then people were warned that the land was sinking.

Sooner or later "reality" sets in and thus the saying "cut the loses"....irregardless of "what ya think it ia worth" and the reality of the market....no need to "go down with a sinking ship".....and most in NO are renters, not property owners....looking for hand-outs to remain right where they are....the modern era should have learned from Katrina, but the was a large waste of tax dollars to attempt to rebuild and shore up aging levee system....they still have problems..... :barnie