I understand that, but dont misinterpret what i just said. Was there any part of "RIP to those who have lost their lives" did you not understand?!?!? I aint trying to argue or nothing, but all I said was that the folks that are survivors are still gonna have to get their lives back together, not just financially, but psychologically too. Especially those who have lost loved ones!!!!!!Originally Posted by jumpman247
You come into this earth with nothing, and leave with nothing. Homes, and all other material things can be replaced, and will be replaced after the survivors sue PG&E into the ground.Originally Posted by orthotic
no disrespect, i really feel bad for the people who died too, but the people who survived this are homeless now. it's gonna be tough for them to get back on their feet again. but again, RIP to those who have lost their lives.Originally Posted by zapatohead408
Forget that, homes can be replaced, really feel bad for those who lost their lives.
not too sure if it was due to PG&E and faulty equipment or some other thing.
SMH at them not doing anything BEFORE the incedent, watch them do something to improve the gas lines now
Lives cannot be replaced, period.
I understand that, but dont misinterpret what i just said. Was there any part of "RIP to those who have lost their lives" did you not understand?!?!? I aint trying to argue or nothing, but all I said was that the folks that are survivors are still gonna have to get their lives back together, not just financially, but psychologically too. Especially those who have lost loved ones!!!!!!Originally Posted by jumpman247
You come into this earth with nothing, and leave with nothing. Homes, and all other material things can be replaced, and will be replaced after the survivors sue PG&E into the ground.Originally Posted by orthotic
no disrespect, i really feel bad for the people who died too, but the people who survived this are homeless now. it's gonna be tough for them to get back on their feet again. but again, RIP to those who have lost their lives.Originally Posted by zapatohead408
Forget that, homes can be replaced, really feel bad for those who lost their lives.
not too sure if it was due to PG&E and faulty equipment or some other thing.
SMH at them not doing anything BEFORE the incedent, watch them do something to improve the gas lines now
Lives cannot be replaced, period.
Insurance should cover their losses.Originally Posted by orthotic
no disrespect, i really feel bad for the people who died too, but the people who survived this are homeless now. it's gonna be tough for them to get back on their feet again. but again, RIP to those who have lost their lives.Originally Posted by zapatohead408
Forget that, homes can be replaced, really feel bad for those who lost their lives.
not too sure if it was due to PG&E and faulty equipment or some other thing.
SMH at them not doing anything BEFORE the incedent, watch them do something to improve the gas lines now
Insurance should cover their losses.Originally Posted by orthotic
no disrespect, i really feel bad for the people who died too, but the people who survived this are homeless now. it's gonna be tough for them to get back on their feet again. but again, RIP to those who have lost their lives.Originally Posted by zapatohead408
Forget that, homes can be replaced, really feel bad for those who lost their lives.
not too sure if it was due to PG&E and faulty equipment or some other thing.
SMH at them not doing anything BEFORE the incedent, watch them do something to improve the gas lines now
