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Wealthy people getting tax dollars to pay for their risk mitigation. What else is new. I do feel sorry for older, poorer communities that may have their homes
by pasbesoin 10y ago
Wealthy people getting tax dollars to pay for their risk mitigation. What else is new.
I do feel sorry for older, poorer communities that may have their homes and assets wiped out. To the extent they haven't already been replaced by newer, wealth-targeted construction. I hear it's increasingly difficult to even find an "old style" Florida community directly on the coast. About... 20 years ago (yikes!), I got to spend a couple of weeks in one that was in the process of having its beach front turned into high-rises. I understand that is complete, now.
- TP4Cornholio 10y agoAlot of the Florida east coast has "sandbars" to the east of it. It's basically like a long vertical island. You have to be very wealthy to purchase a home here. These are the people who are the most threatened by hurricane and the like. Miami's sandbar consists exclusively of wealthy people.