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Topic | Over 120,000 in Austin, TX have been without power for days |
thronedfire2 02/06/23 7:21:26 PM #57: | codey posted... You need to think about both geography and climate when thinking about why we don't have crews readily available to handle this at the drop of a hat. Where you're from, the conditions exist in which it's expected that storms and other things of that nature will often occur. In central texas, these conditions rarely occur. I mean rarely. That's likely to change moving to change moving forward, but this is the case for our current situation. what do you think infrastructure means? if your state government won't spend the money when it's needed to keep the power on then they're just admitting whatever deaths happen are acceptable --- I could see you, but I couldn't hear you You were holding your hat in the breeze Turning away from me In this moment you were stolen... ... Copied to Clipboard! |
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