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There is no better example of Republicans killing people needlessly and getting away with it than the Texas flood in Kerr County and Camp Mystic. It doesn't have to be like this, y'all. 🥺👇

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Helluvalife1 年前

The GOP and MAGA are complicit.

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Sandra Boston1 年前

Most Texans don't trust the Republican leadership. They cheat to keep their seats trust me.

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Gimme your clavicle1 年前

They're stupid!

Angela Gardner👓✌ 的头像
Angela Gardner👓✌1 年前

Thank you I will share.

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Curious11 年前

They hadn’t lost a dime. They didn’t sabotage anything. Lie, lie, lie.

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living in america1 年前

You can fuck right off.

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Space Girlfriend1 年前

The National weather service was actually overstaffed during this flood and had extra people on staff.

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🇺🇸US Patriot🇺🇸1 年前

You truly are retarded and disgusting

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Climate change caused the catastrophic floods that tore through Central Texas over the last few days, killing at least 27 people, including nine children, and turning calm rivers into violent torrents, according to the media. At Camp Mystic in Kerr County, the Guadalupe River surged from about three feet to nearly 29 feet in just 90 minutes, sweeping away cabins, vehicles, and people with little or no warning. Climate change caused a warmer atmosphere, which holds more moisture, and unleashed it in increasingly intense bursts. Volumes of precipitation were extreme. They had less than a 0.1% chance of occurring in any given year, according to the New York Times. Texas climatologists warned that the frequency and severity of such events have already increased and could intensify by another 10 percent by 2036. In East Texas, “the number of days per year with at least two inches of rain or snow has increased by 20 percent since 1900,” noted the Times. But that tiny increase in precipitation doesn’t explain the floods or the deaths in Texas. Over the past century, global flood deaths declined by more than 80 percent. That happened not because nations reduced rainfall but because they have learned how to live with it. They built levees, dams, and drainage systems. They developed early warning systems and evacuated people before the water arrived. Kerr County in Texas failed to do any of these things. Despite its location in one of the most flood-prone regions in the United States, the county had no formal flood warning system in place. There were no sirens, no automated text alerts, no rapid evacuation protocol. The river rose, and families had no idea it was coming... Please subscribe now to watch the full video, read the full article, and support Public's award-winning reporting!

Michael Shellenberger

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