10-04-2017, 02:40 AM
Originally posted by kalakoa
"Hard to prepare for the crisis of having all your roads impassible and total loss of power."
So, only a little worse than daily life in Puna?
Imagine not only are the roads impassible but all the families of the first responders are living in rubble, scavenging for shelter, food and water. No, they're not rushing out to repair your downed lines or help clear roads, haul supplies around the island, etc. And the devastation is everywhere, not just a section of Puna and not with just 50,000 people, but millions.
Then to top it off the president declares he's going to wipe out your debt and tanks the state's bond market. Then you'd be close to having a Puerto Rican day.
"Hard to prepare for the crisis of having all your roads impassible and total loss of power."
So, only a little worse than daily life in Puna?
Imagine not only are the roads impassible but all the families of the first responders are living in rubble, scavenging for shelter, food and water. No, they're not rushing out to repair your downed lines or help clear roads, haul supplies around the island, etc. And the devastation is everywhere, not just a section of Puna and not with just 50,000 people, but millions.
Then to top it off the president declares he's going to wipe out your debt and tanks the state's bond market. Then you'd be close to having a Puerto Rican day.