re: Is Metro Councilwoman Chauna Banks-Daniel encouraging FEMA fraud?

It would be fraud if a white person suggested doing something similar, but for dumb Chauna it's just considered helping the needy. Seriously though, that's how they think.

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I'm curious to know this as well.

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This isn't 100% accurate yet... but yeah it appears some parts of North BR were pretty hard hit.

Estimated Flood Inundation Map

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So, how bad was NBR affected by flooding.

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I'm curious to know this as well.

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look at the self loathing white people in that pic. Makes me fricking sick with them knowing this dudes take on white people and they are still out there helping Grimmace out.

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look at the self loathing white people in that pic

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13 people, not including Gary, are in this picture.

76 % of the help, in this picture, are Caucasians helping out a predominantly black community, i.e. North Baton Rouge.

I take no issue with anyone wanting to help others that were severely impacted by the "Great Flood" of Baton Rouge. After all, the majority of people that were affected by this will need help.

However, no sooner than the cleanup efforts are done, Gary will be back on FB posting about "white people this, white people that" when based upon this picture alone, and coming from the source (Gary Chambers) ... one must ask the question ... "Why weren't more black people involved the cleanup of North Baton Rouge?"

Is it really FEMA policy to not give compensation for a damaged vehicle if you own another vehicle that you drove away in?

Is the logic behind it:

A) If you had time to drive it away, you shouldve driven the other one away so it wasnt damaged

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B) At least you have 1 car that works, people who have 0 are screwed and need the $ more, tough shite.

or

C) Other

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FEMA expects all people with a valid driver's license to drive a car out of the water.

What does FEMA want the appropriate response to be?

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I believe they want to know if your household has adequate transportation following the flood. While one vehicle might not be ideal, FEMA's determination is that it provides the household with a means of transportation vs. a household losing all of their vehicles.

Based on this information, it appears that FEMA only provides assistance for one vehicle per household.

I'm not going to pretend to know Fema's logic or formulas. They count things like receptacles under water, radios and telephones. No one I've spoken to knows what that means or why it's important.

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look at the self loathing white people in that pic. Makes me fricking sick with them knowing this dudes take on white people and they are still out there helping Grimmace out.

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That's why I only help white folks.