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re: Atlanta, GA: Potential Death Trap?................
Posted on 1/29/14 at 11:36 am to gatorhata9
Posted on 1/29/14 at 11:36 am to gatorhata9
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Enlighten me, comrade.
I don't speak for JD but I'll take a crack at it.
Do you, or do you not- think the problem could have been alleviated if the centralized leadership figureheads for the area, Reed and Deal, had called a press conference at 10am and said "Weather models have changed, people need to go ahead and leave work if you can, most of our equipment is deployed south of the city where the models showed the most significant event, as recently as last night. We can't guarantee that we will have all of the roadways clear once this starts coming down, please leave now. We also encourage all of the metro school systems to start making arrangements and start getting these kids home now, while the streets are still safe." ?
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Posted on 1/29/14 at 11:46 am to deeprig9
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Do you, or do you not- think the problem could have been alleviated if the centralized leadership figureheads for the area, Reed and Deal, had called a press conference at 10am and said "Weather models have changed, people need to go ahead and leave work if you can, most of our equipment is deployed south of the city where the models showed the most significant event, as recently as last night. We can't guarantee that we will have all of the roadways clear once this starts coming down, please leave now. We also encourage all of the metro school systems to start making arrangements and start getting these kids home now, while the streets are still safe." ?
As I mentioned before, the problem could have been alleviated, or merely lessened to an extent, if they had recommended people stay home from work/school all together. Telling everyone at 10 am wouldn't have changed shite because that's what caused the problem in the first place. Everyone left at once.
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