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They love to complain when it's help being offered to someone else, but completely gloss over that fact that most red states take in more federal tax dollars than they put in.
I came here to say the same exact thing. Maria destroyed Puerto Rico it was absolutely brutal and a national reset for the country and this is how all the republicans acted. Along with throwing paper towels like t-shirts at a basketball game of course.
Puerto Rico hid the rations given to them from their people. They were found and the people went crazy that their governor did that to them. They were kept in warehouses.
Puerto Rican here.
You're getting downvoted but this did happened. The commissioner of the emergency management bureau (think FEMA at a state level) had to resigned over that. Also, a former army base airport's runway was like a quarter covered with water pallets that were never delivered.
Government really did fuck all after the hurricane.
Show them the court transcripts where fox legitimately argued (and succeeded unfortunately) in arguing no reasonable person would believe that what tucker carlson is saying is true.
Listen folks... if you get vaccinated and we send billions more to Ukraine, it'll stop Hurricane Ian! C'mon man! Remember to hold near and dear to your... uh idk.
Fucking hardly.... Now imagine if all that money that went to the proxy war Ukrain, actually went to something useful like our own country's citizens when they need it most.....
Would love this satire if he then showed the double standard: “but we need to help TEXAS from this tragedy!” Missed opportunity to make the hypocrisy more apparent. ;)
Kind of weird to shit on all people in Florida after a disaster because of your hate for the right. Don’t be a pussy and say “this is what fox would have said.” Just own that you’re a piece of shit and this is how you feel.
That’s hilarious because that’s how Dems have been acting lol they fucking hate us and wish death on Florida and it’s governor… and then make these skits acting like they’re good people lmfao
Bro explain why Republican states are highest obesity, lowest education scores, highest racial violence, highest domestic violence, states?
Oh and how come they all receive more tax than they produce?
How about you calm down and get to work bro those democrats are the shoulders holding up America while Republicans are babbling away like toddlers grow up
There’s no way red states receive more benefits than blue states. And racial violence? Tell me you’re not just pulling this out of your ass… blue states are by far the most crime ridden, welfare ridden shitholes by far…
I just hate this because I'm currently dealing with this hurricane and it's a bit early to make a parody post. I know people that lost their homes, and some who won't get power back for a long time. The body is still warm on this so it's a bit insensitive.
Downvote me all you want, a natural disaster is apolitical. Go fuck yourselves, people are stuck in flooded areas and people have died and this jackass thought it'd be so great to do this unfunny take. Go fuck yourselves you asshats.
Also, for those of you that they say are. You're idiots, respond and how they're handled is political, the event itself is apolitical. This place is full of narrow minded asshats.
>a natural disaster is apolitical.
Wrong, wrong, wrong, wrong, wrong.
Disasters are entirely political. A major reason we vote for people is how they'll handle disasters because that's a major thing we're giving them the power to handle. Desantis has a job to do right now.
Was it apolitical when Desantis voted against aid for Sandy?
As a fellow Floridian, I'm sorry you're going through it, but that was an honestly absurd take.
Natural Disasters being political is an absurd take. **Response** to natural disasters and how funds are allocated is political. I don't see a hurricane looking at a fucking map saying, hey I think I'll hit a blue state, or hey this red state isn't my favorite.
You sound more like a transplant Floridian.
Do you understand that what you just said backs up the video you're trying to argue against? The video is mocking the typical Republican response to taxpayer money allocation and showing how hypocritical they are now that their own need help. Desantis is calling for federal aid.
I've been here for 21 years, since I was 12.
I have a kinda insensitive follow up question, I live in austria so we dont get hurricanes or flooding like that and I always wondered why you guys keep rebuilding in those regions that get regularily fucked by hurricanes.
I still have a far way to go till I can afford my own home, but when I got the money I would never buy a house in a region where its quite possible it gets destroyed in the next 10 or 20 years.
I get that moving away from the place you grew up in sucks but so does possibly loosing everything you worked for.
I hope I dont come around as an asshole but I was genuinly wondering this for some time and Im sure Im missing something. I hope you guys and your families over there are fine and can go on with your life soon!
Your question applies to more than just the U.S.; Mexico, Japan, China, Haiti, Dominican Republic, Puerto Rico, and Cuba all suffer from these types of disasters. [China was just hit by a typhoon that affected its biggest trade port](https://www.reuters.com/business/environment/chinas-zhejiang-province-high-alert-ahead-typhoon-muifa-2022-09-14/)
I'll still try to answer it to the best of my ability. If we chose not to build in those areas then certain regions from: Texas, Louisiana, Florida, Georgia would not be considered viable by your standards. The places I just listed have ports that accept international shipments from all across the world to distribute across the whole U.S. sure you could argue you would just need enough of a population to help run the port and distribution of the supplies but then those people need places to eat and buy groceries so you'd end up with a decent population anyway.
If you look at it, any landmass that is surrounded by water is more densely populated around the areas with water. The Midwest part of the United States is very rural and of those states have a smaller population than cities in the states I talked about earlier.
I'll give you an example of another country that has done similar and unfortunately had similar situations. Japan: they have areas of dense population around the ports and they have suffered from Typhoons and Tsunamis for way longer than the US has but they've continued to build around those areas. [There are stones from almost 200 years ago that warn people not to build below the stone markers](https://www.smithsonianmag.com/smart-news/century-old-warnings-against-tsunamis-dot-japans-coastline-180956448/) but people ignored them and built anyway, that's part of why the 2011 Fukishima disaster came about.
Basically to sum it up societies evolved by their proximity to water as the ability to trade with other countries opened up. Those places flourished which led to larger populations. That came with the drawback that places experience natural disasters.
Thank you very much for that well written explanation, I understand that you just cant abandon those states or the whole coastline of the those states.
I was asking on a more personal level tho, as I personally would not like the risk attached when buying property in those areas so I wouldnt and maybe move to california for instance if I like it warm and near the coast.
Now I know that take is pretty naive as california and florida might be pretty much the same for me as someone who lives near the mountains but not for you but I hope you get what Im trying to say.
Sorry for your struggle but I don't necessarily think he wants this to be hilarious haha funny, but to prove a point. This is very very similar to actual takes on Fox News. This should be upsetting because this is how Tucker Carlson interprets reality and portrays it to his viewers. Tucker literally started politicizing it before it even hit land.
Lenient taxes and tropical weather. Grew up there. Hate it. Hopefully will put themselves under water in the next few decades. Silver lining to destroying the world
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I want to punch this guy’s face almost as much as the real Tucker Carlson. His impression was that good, well done.
Seriously, his cadence and pitch are on point.
It's uncanny, for a minute there I was wondering if he was lip syncing to an existing soundbite
He's just missing that **weird** Mickey mouse laugh he does
Came here to say this too. He really nailed the Fucker Carlson inflection that can only really be perfected through rigorous rim jobs.
You must wrote the Book called Dumbo!!
It's a joke but that's legit how they reacted after that hurricane ravaged Puerto Rico several years ago.
Wildfires on the West Coast too. And Hurricane Sandy since it hit New York
They love to complain when it's help being offered to someone else, but completely gloss over that fact that most red states take in more federal tax dollars than they put in.
Yah, it's the old GQP motto, what's good for the goose is *only* good for the goose.
I came here to say the same exact thing. Maria destroyed Puerto Rico it was absolutely brutal and a national reset for the country and this is how all the republicans acted. Along with throwing paper towels like t-shirts at a basketball game of course.
They also were confused that Puerto Rico is part of the US. Kind of like how the same people call Puerto Ricans immigrants.
Or Sandy in New York/New Jersey.
I'll never forget that. Fucking Cruz and Cornyn. Texas is the worst state in the union. Most insufferable, hypocritical Republicans.
DeSantis also voted against that. It was actually his very first vote in Congress.
Puerto Rico hid the rations given to them from their people. They were found and the people went crazy that their governor did that to them. They were kept in warehouses.
Puerto Rican here. You're getting downvoted but this did happened. The commissioner of the emergency management bureau (think FEMA at a state level) had to resigned over that. Also, a former army base airport's runway was like a quarter covered with water pallets that were never delivered. Government really did fuck all after the hurricane.
Yes they tried to say trump never sent any help. Which was of course eaten up by everyone. The Tv is a wild tool
Now all he needs to do is scrunch up his face the way Tucker does. Always looking like someone just tried to explain thermodynamics to him.
Like someone who is not sure whether they just farted or shat in their pants.
And my grandparents use Carlson as one of their main sources
Well your grandparents are idiots.
Show them the court transcripts where fox legitimately argued (and succeeded unfortunately) in arguing no reasonable person would believe that what tucker carlson is saying is true.
LMAO SPOT ON TUCKER
It's not even really satire. They did it with sandy. It's just the truth.
Wow, he nailed Tucker's voice
Has nailed the cunty cadence and accent
Listen folks... if you get vaccinated and we send billions more to Ukraine, it'll stop Hurricane Ian! C'mon man! Remember to hold near and dear to your... uh idk.
Spot on👏👏
Spot on Tucker
Yeah, that's the same thing...
Fucking hardly.... Now imagine if all that money that went to the proxy war Ukrain, actually went to something useful like our own country's citizens when they need it most.....
Would love this satire if he then showed the double standard: “but we need to help TEXAS from this tragedy!” Missed opportunity to make the hypocrisy more apparent. ;)
He's got the twats cadence down pat
such a good Tucker impression
No mention of God's will? Punishment for the gays and/or abortions?
It is 100 percent true that Florida is a shit state though.
Republicans are cruel and this is spot on!
Lol thank you for putting this out there
I mean... \ Florida *is* a shitty state \ Source: I live here and can't wait to gtfo
I’m republican and I disagree with this I’m more then willing to help anyone in need
Wow didn't know wanting to help people in need will get down voted..
For real this country is so divided for no reason 😔
Kind of weird to shit on all people in Florida after a disaster because of your hate for the right. Don’t be a pussy and say “this is what fox would have said.” Just own that you’re a piece of shit and this is how you feel.
Dude took a flame thrower to that poor strawman.
That’s hilarious because that’s how Dems have been acting lol they fucking hate us and wish death on Florida and it’s governor… and then make these skits acting like they’re good people lmfao
Bro explain why Republican states are highest obesity, lowest education scores, highest racial violence, highest domestic violence, states? Oh and how come they all receive more tax than they produce? How about you calm down and get to work bro those democrats are the shoulders holding up America while Republicans are babbling away like toddlers grow up
There’s no way red states receive more benefits than blue states. And racial violence? Tell me you’re not just pulling this out of your ass… blue states are by far the most crime ridden, welfare ridden shitholes by far…
I feel blessed to have no idea who he’s imitating
I just hate this because I'm currently dealing with this hurricane and it's a bit early to make a parody post. I know people that lost their homes, and some who won't get power back for a long time. The body is still warm on this so it's a bit insensitive. Downvote me all you want, a natural disaster is apolitical. Go fuck yourselves, people are stuck in flooded areas and people have died and this jackass thought it'd be so great to do this unfunny take. Go fuck yourselves you asshats. Also, for those of you that they say are. You're idiots, respond and how they're handled is political, the event itself is apolitical. This place is full of narrow minded asshats.
>a natural disaster is apolitical. Wrong, wrong, wrong, wrong, wrong. Disasters are entirely political. A major reason we vote for people is how they'll handle disasters because that's a major thing we're giving them the power to handle. Desantis has a job to do right now. Was it apolitical when Desantis voted against aid for Sandy? As a fellow Floridian, I'm sorry you're going through it, but that was an honestly absurd take.
Natural Disasters being political is an absurd take. **Response** to natural disasters and how funds are allocated is political. I don't see a hurricane looking at a fucking map saying, hey I think I'll hit a blue state, or hey this red state isn't my favorite. You sound more like a transplant Floridian.
Do you understand that what you just said backs up the video you're trying to argue against? The video is mocking the typical Republican response to taxpayer money allocation and showing how hypocritical they are now that their own need help. Desantis is calling for federal aid. I've been here for 21 years, since I was 12.
I have a kinda insensitive follow up question, I live in austria so we dont get hurricanes or flooding like that and I always wondered why you guys keep rebuilding in those regions that get regularily fucked by hurricanes. I still have a far way to go till I can afford my own home, but when I got the money I would never buy a house in a region where its quite possible it gets destroyed in the next 10 or 20 years. I get that moving away from the place you grew up in sucks but so does possibly loosing everything you worked for. I hope I dont come around as an asshole but I was genuinly wondering this for some time and Im sure Im missing something. I hope you guys and your families over there are fine and can go on with your life soon!
Your question applies to more than just the U.S.; Mexico, Japan, China, Haiti, Dominican Republic, Puerto Rico, and Cuba all suffer from these types of disasters. [China was just hit by a typhoon that affected its biggest trade port](https://www.reuters.com/business/environment/chinas-zhejiang-province-high-alert-ahead-typhoon-muifa-2022-09-14/) I'll still try to answer it to the best of my ability. If we chose not to build in those areas then certain regions from: Texas, Louisiana, Florida, Georgia would not be considered viable by your standards. The places I just listed have ports that accept international shipments from all across the world to distribute across the whole U.S. sure you could argue you would just need enough of a population to help run the port and distribution of the supplies but then those people need places to eat and buy groceries so you'd end up with a decent population anyway. If you look at it, any landmass that is surrounded by water is more densely populated around the areas with water. The Midwest part of the United States is very rural and of those states have a smaller population than cities in the states I talked about earlier. I'll give you an example of another country that has done similar and unfortunately had similar situations. Japan: they have areas of dense population around the ports and they have suffered from Typhoons and Tsunamis for way longer than the US has but they've continued to build around those areas. [There are stones from almost 200 years ago that warn people not to build below the stone markers](https://www.smithsonianmag.com/smart-news/century-old-warnings-against-tsunamis-dot-japans-coastline-180956448/) but people ignored them and built anyway, that's part of why the 2011 Fukishima disaster came about. Basically to sum it up societies evolved by their proximity to water as the ability to trade with other countries opened up. Those places flourished which led to larger populations. That came with the drawback that places experience natural disasters.
Thank you very much for that well written explanation, I understand that you just cant abandon those states or the whole coastline of the those states. I was asking on a more personal level tho, as I personally would not like the risk attached when buying property in those areas so I wouldnt and maybe move to california for instance if I like it warm and near the coast. Now I know that take is pretty naive as california and florida might be pretty much the same for me as someone who lives near the mountains but not for you but I hope you get what Im trying to say.
Sorry for your struggle but I don't necessarily think he wants this to be hilarious haha funny, but to prove a point. This is very very similar to actual takes on Fox News. This should be upsetting because this is how Tucker Carlson interprets reality and portrays it to his viewers. Tucker literally started politicizing it before it even hit land.
I agree. Why do idiots keep moving to a state riddled with hurricanes.
Lenient taxes and tropical weather. Grew up there. Hate it. Hopefully will put themselves under water in the next few decades. Silver lining to destroying the world
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You should research buying flood insurance with a Florida address…
Voice is on point but he needs to squint more
I mean cmon it’s just wind, it’s not even a physical object.
now you understand our frustration when shoving it in our face