In this photo, I see regression in America. I remember the lack of aid for African Americans in need after Katrina. This relates to reconstruction and race. One might draw from the photo that it was taken in a helicopter that likely kept moving. Perhaps they didn’t stop because of the misspelled “please” and their racist attitudes towards blacks, thus a lack of progression. Or is it not miss-spelled, and thus has its own meaning? I remember the use of the flag in the civil rights movie, and wonder if this is a purposeful parallel to that usage of the flag?
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The helicopter didn't stop because
1) It was a government helicopter and there was no category on the landing form for the misspelling.
2) It was a private sector helicopter and its pilot had already been carjacked once. He didn't want to lose a helicopter too.
Katrina was a pitiful display of the pathology of BLACK poverty. People who spend their lives waiting for someone else do do something about their problems.
Folk Sez:
Ya know yur ghetto when ucan: bypass yur gas meter
reverse yur water meter
tap into nother phone line
AND YOU STILL DON'T HAVE A JOB
Anyway, quit feeling sorry for these loosers. All they had to do was walk on out. Everyone else did it.
signed
Uncle Snowman
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