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There isn't remotely the infrastructure to support people on a large scale. That is precisely where the potential humanitarian disaster comes from. If large nu
by goodcanadian 7y ago
There isn't remotely the infrastructure to support people on a large scale.
That is precisely where the potential humanitarian disaster comes from. If large numbers of people show up without the infrastructure to support them, things could go very wrong.
- Mirioron 7y agoThe point the parent is trying to make is that a large amount of people won't be able to just suddenly show up. The poor infrastructure means that the closer people get gradually the more people fail. They won't all fail at once.
- JoeAltmaier 7y agoSo then what? They'll all be congested on a blacktop road somewhere in the middle of the desert, running out of fuel and water? That sounds like a disaster.