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palm, you're stupid.
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| Originally posted by tubularbills All in all, the three disasters are very hard to compare on numerous scales. |
themselfs. LOL!
Re: Haiti
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| Originally posted by srussell0018 On a serious and more literate note, Katrina almost completely decimated a city of over a million people. I'm not entirely sure about the exact numbers, but the Tsunami in Japan cause the evacuation of not even half that total. http://www.guardian.co.uk/news/data...-donations#data If you look at that site, you'll see that the US donated 4 times as much money to Haiti as the next highest country's donations. Whether it came from individual citizens or not, calling Americans assholes when their country donated 4 times as much money as the next is kind of misguided don't you think? |
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| Originally posted by srussell0018 I'm not even American you fucking moron. |
Re: Re: Haiti
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| Originally posted by Domesticated How is $218,669,974 "four times as much" as $169,854,764 (Canada's total)? Secondly, the US has a population of 307 million people, as opposed to Canada's 34 million. If Americans had donated at the same rate as the Canadians, they would have pledged around $1,500,000,000. http://www-958.ibm.com/software/dat...2011/versions/1 |
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| Haiti Aid Pledged By Country Country Committed Funding United States 41,268,315 Sweden 9,999,997 United Kingdom 8,086,517 Japan 7,159,000 Canada 6,815,969 |
quite funny that sweden (which is about 8mill persons) gave 10 mill while the us are like 310mill gave 41 mill. poor bastards, how can you live with yourselfs! shame on you. youre a third world country!
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| Originally posted by Domesticated What are you then? |
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i'm polish.
No, you're obviously Arab.
hitler ate bacon bro.
You're right. There are many Irish Arabs.
Not you. Fuck.
Re: Re: Re: Haiti
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| Originally posted by srussell0018 Haiti Aid Pledged By Country Country Committed Funding United States 41,268,315 Sweden 9,999,997 United Kingdom 8,086,517 Japan 7,159,000 Canada 6,815,969 |
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| Originally posted by Domesticated Those figures are only for 2011, the year after the quake. The link I posted is for committed funding (as opposed to pledged) in both 2010 and 2011. Even if you look at the figures you're talking about, Canadians donated 4.83 million per head in 2010, while Americans donated 3.84. Austrians donated 12.81 million per head. So you're Irish, but you live in America? Which country were you born in? |
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| Originally posted by tubularbills yes, I was unsure of what the article was referring to and was hoping for clarification from the OP. also, Lira, why did you post a video of gas prices? |
the mick blood certainly explains the incoherency.
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| Originally posted by Halcyon+On+On Not you. Fuck. |
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| Originally posted by srussell0018 You're still wrong. I know what you're talking about and I was referring to HardcoreTrancer, who is from....drum roll....Iran! |
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| Originally posted by runcmd katrina got the most donations because Americans are assholes. Nothing more. any objections to this? |
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| Originally posted by gmilf But, on the same hand it becomes laughable when it seems that most of the world complains about America acting as governor until shit hits the fan and then they complain that they are not more involved. |
we need to quit helping people in disasters.
the world is getting overpopulated.
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| Originally posted by runcmd do you seriously believe thats the reason? my god youre a fucking american looser. theres no difference between "american donations" or other donations. moron. |
Re: What don't New Orleans, Haiti and Japan have in common?
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| [i][b] Why? Was it because we couldn't see Haitians shaking on TV during the earthquake, but we saw Japanese houses being washed away and we had even more footage from Katrina? Is it because Americans could relate to Southerners, the Japanese felt more compassionate towards North-Easterners, and Haitians had no one to turn to? Any ideas? |
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