When they get it as children, it usually isn't their fault.

When adults get diabetes from living their lives as fat, disgusting piles of lard, then it is their fault.

What about the people who live in hurricane country? Isn't it their own fault that they live there? They coulda moved....

I already went through that. We need them to be there, and since the insurance companies can't pay the bill for these regular disasters, it's in the national interest that the rest of us do it.

What if they get tired of the hurricanes and want to leave, should you pass a bill making them stay?

Of course not, but the weather is so great most of the time that it will never come to that.

I don't think its in the national interest to do a thing for them. If they can't rebuild their own counties, their spending to much money on other, less important things. Now if there were a huge earthquake and part of florida were to collapse into the sea, that would be a different story. But just a hurricane, which is a disaster that happens all the time in florida and floridians know it as well as everyone who knows anything about florida knows it, is not a national emergency.