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Don't you just love the blame game? fingers can be pointed at as many peeps as possible in regards to the shameful initial relief response. Sure Brown is out but I think the problem reaches far beyond Michael Brown, into the very fabric of American society.

Maybe we're ashamed (and we should be) to admit it, but let's not be naive. The fact is the gulf coast residents are not very influential, most are poor, most are black. This response is how (I won't say America, but) the government treats those that don't grease their palms. I think we all just learned that for future purposes, we'd better watch our own backs becos the govt. won't do it if we're not among the green holders and vote givers.

On the positive...I'm constantly moved by the people who've stepped up and given to the victims. The charity orgs, the many churches, the celebrities and compassionate citizens. All I can say is, when the judgement comes, let not anyone think they won't get what they deserve. But now is the time to focus on the displaced, there'll be plenty of time, and talk shows to discuss and analyze this tragedy. Like the acting director of FEMA said, "look forward now, back later".


Meanwhile, almost 2wks ago about 1000 women and children died in a stampede in Iraq. It didn't make the front page. More children are perishing senselessly...it breaks my heart. As we display love and compassion to our fellow citizens, lets not forget we r citizens of the world...innocent children deserve our compassion too. Awareness...let it spread.

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