Evacuees kept at bay by checkpoints in New Orleans
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CavemanLawyer
The government should not be stopping people from returning to their own homes. Americans should be condemning this heavy handed action. It is unAmerican.
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sdmsec
Please take them back New Orleans. We've dealt with your citizens' problems enough in my small town.
You know the old saying, "Fish and visitors stink after three days." Well, imagine what it's like when the visitors already stink when they come and then they don't act like guests - but hooligans.
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sdmsec
I probably shouldn't have been so harsh. Many of them are just people in need and probably are greatful for the help and not abusing the situation.
There have been enough issues to sour me on the whole lot, but in my head I know it's not the whole lot.
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