[Vision2020] Absolute Proof of the omnibenevolence of The United States torward the elderly!

[Donovan Arnold]

Yes, 43 families abandoned their elderly relatives to
be evacuated by city officials in a old poorly
maintained bus and it is the fault of God they died.

It is no coincidence that the elderly fall victim to
poor planning and bad equipment, time after time, and
place after place in this country. The United States
devalues the elderly in practice. They place them in
underfunded, ill-equipped buildings on cheap land, in
understaffed facilities.

Many of the poorest elderly in our community are
living in facilities with equipment almost 50 years
old. The US, Latah County included, do not care about
the poor and elderly. They shove them aside and try to
spend the least amount of money, time, effort, and
resources that they can get away with by law. And in
many cases, even when the law is violated, it is
ignored.

Where were the children, grandchildren, nephews, and 
nieces of these elderly? They left town and forgot
grandma. So these abandon elderly are left by the
government with old equipment and limited staff to be
evacuated. An accident, it is not. God's doing it is
not. It is criminal neglect of humans. God gave them 5
days notice and the commandment to honor their
parents. Anyone with a brain could figure out what the
right thing to do is. People just choose to not
remember their elderly relatives and the taxpayers
reuse to give quality equipment to those that need it
simple because they are poor and/or elderly.

The saddest thing in this article is that they did not
even know how many elderly were lost in the bus fire.
If it were Harry Potter books or heads of cattle, they
know precisely how many were lost or stolen. This
tells how we treat are elderly. It is just shameful.
To blame it as an act of God is a bogus. This is
CLEARLY the fault of neglectful humans, not a chance
incident.

Donovan J Arnold

 






--- Art Deco <deco at moscow.com> wrote:

>  Fox News:
> Bus Explodes on Dallas Highway; Up to 24 Dead
> 
> Friday, September 23, 2005
> 
>  
> 
> WILMER, Texas - A bus carrying elderly evacuees from
> Hurricane Rita (search) caught fire and then was
> rocked by explosions early Friday on a gridlocked
> highway near Dallas, killing as many as 24 people,
> authorities said.
> 
> "Deputies were unable to get everyone off the bus,"
> Dallas County Sheriff's Department (search)
> spokesman Don Peritz said. He said he believed 24
> people were killed, but added that that number could
> change.
> 
> The bus was carrying 43 people who had been
> traveling since Thursday from a nursing home or
> managed-care facility near Houston, Peritz said.
> 
> Early indications were that the bus caught fire
> because of mechanical problems, setting off
> passengers' oxygen tanks, Peritz said. He said the
> brakes may have been on fire.
> 
> The bus was engulfed with flames, causing a lengthy
> backup on Interstate 45 already congested with
> evacuees from the Gulf Coast. The bus was reduced to
> a blackened, burned-out shell, with large blue tarps
> covering the bodies. About 20 emergency vehicles
> surrounded it.
> 
> Tina Jones, a nurse from Ennis, was driving behind
> the bus when she saw it start to smoke and pull to
> the side of the road.
> 
> "I saw the smoke and then there was an explosions,"
> said Jones, who pulled over and helped treat cuts
> and bruises. She said she saw at least six dead
> bodies.
> 
> "I'll probably go home and have a good cry," she
> said.
> 
> Peritz said the driver survived and helped emergency
> workers try to save people, but that there wasn't
> much time before explosions ended rescue efforts.
> 
> "It's my understanding he went back on the bus
> several times to try to evacuate people," he said.
> 
> No emergency workers suffered major injuries in the
> blast.
> 
> Parkland Memorial Hospital (search) in Dallas has
> been told to expect nine patients, said hospital
> spokeswoman Candace White. The most severe cases
> involved smoke inhalation, she said.
> 
> Interstate 45 stretches more than 250 miles from
> Galveston through Houston to Dallas. The crash site
> is roughly 17 miles southeast of downtown Dallas.
> 
> Gov. Rick Perry spokeswoman Kathy Walt said traffic
> on I-45 would be diverted at Ennis, about 30 miles
> southeast of Dallas. Drivers could take State
> Highway 287 west to Interstate 35E, or State Highway
> 34 east to Interstate 20. She said it was unclear
> how far the gridlock extended.
> 
> Authorities were taking the unusual step of moving
> the wreckage and continue investigating in to a
> remote location so the interstate could reopen for
> evacuees, Peritz said.
> 
> "You have thousands of people who are in their
> vehicles trying to escape," he said.
> 
> Nearly 2 million people along the Texas and
> Louisiana coasts were urged to get out of the way of
> Rita before it makes landfall late Friday or early
> Saturday.
> 
> On Friday morning, the freeways within Houston had
> cleared out, but it was still bumper-to-bumper
> traffic from the outskirts of Houston toward Austin
> and Dallas.
> >
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