"Harry.Krause" wrote in message
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wrote:
Have the Good Hands people raised the middle fingers against boaters in
FLA?

I just heard that they are cancelling tens of thousands of policies on
homes and businesses down there due to the claims paid for hurricane
damage. It would seem likely they would have done the same for boats,
but it might not have made the news.

Anybody know?


Dunno, but the same thing happened after Hurricane Andrew. Those whose
policies were cancelled were forced to buy coverage at rip-off prices from
a state-run risk pool.

Regulations in Florida are what might be called loose.

The state insurance commissioner responsible for the ****ty regulations is
now the US Senator for the blue half of our state.

NOYB wrote:

The state insurance commissioner responsible for the ****ty
regulations is
now the US Senator for the blue half of our state.

but I thought you righties were against regulation and larger
government? Oh, I get it, only when it benefits YOU.....

I think that if you are either living in a hurricane prone area knowing
the risks, or just stupid, you should have to live with the
consequences.

On 20 May 2005 09:11:28 -0700, wrote:


NOYB wrote:

The state insurance commissioner responsible for the ****ty
regulations is
now the US Senator for the blue half of our state.

but I thought you righties were against regulation and larger
government? Oh, I get it, only when it benefits YOU.....

I think that if you are either living in a hurricane prone area knowing
the risks, or just stupid, you should have to live with the
consequences.

I think the subject was insurance, not politics. I can't understand anyone using
State Farm, given the reputation for cancellation at the drop of a hat that
those folks have.
--
John H

"All decisions are the result of binary thinking."

John H wrote:
On 20 May 2005 09:11:28 -0700, wrote:


NOYB wrote:

The state insurance commissioner responsible for the ****ty
regulations is
now the US Senator for the blue half of our state.

but I thought you righties were against regulation and larger
government? Oh, I get it, only when it benefits YOU.....

I think that if you are either living in a hurricane prone area
knowing
the risks, or just stupid, you should have to live with the
consequences.

I think the subject was insurance, not politics. I can't understand
anyone using
State Farm, given the reputation for cancellation at the drop of a
hat that
those folks have.
--
John H

John, it was your buddy NOYB who first responded to this post with a
political overtone by stating: The state insurance commissioner
responsible for the ****ty regulations is now the US Senator for the
blue half of our state.

On 23 May 2005 05:15:37 -0700, wrote:


John H wrote:
On 20 May 2005 09:11:28 -0700, wrote:


NOYB wrote:

The state insurance commissioner responsible for the ****ty
regulations is
now the US Senator for the blue half of our state.

but I thought you righties were against regulation and larger
government? Oh, I get it, only when it benefits YOU.....

I think that if you are either living in a hurricane prone area
knowing
the risks, or just stupid, you should have to live with the
consequences.

I think the subject was insurance, not politics. I can't understand
anyone using
State Farm, given the reputation for cancellation at the drop of a
hat that
those folks have.
--
John H

John, it was your buddy NOYB who first responded to this post with a
political overtone by stating: The state insurance commissioner
responsible for the ****ty regulations is now the US Senator for the
blue half of our state.

Stating a fact. If you take it as a political argument, that's your problem.

--
John H
On the 'PocoLoco' out of Deale, MD

"Divide each difficulty into as many parts as is feasible and necessary to resolve it."
Rene Descartes (A true binary thinker!)

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John H wrote:
On 20 May 2005 09:11:28 -0700, wrote:


NOYB wrote:

The state insurance commissioner responsible for the ****ty
regulations is
now the US Senator for the blue half of our state.

but I thought you righties were against regulation and larger
government? Oh, I get it, only when it benefits YOU.....

I think that if you are either living in a hurricane prone area
knowing
the risks, or just stupid, you should have to live with the
consequences.

I think the subject was insurance, not politics. I can't understand
anyone using
State Farm, given the reputation for cancellation at the drop of a
hat that
those folks have.
--
John H

John, it was your buddy NOYB who first responded to this post with a
political overtone by stating: The state insurance commissioner
responsible for the ****ty regulations is now the US Senator for the
blue half of our state.

Then it was actually Harry who started the political overtone. He made a
comment about Florida's insurance regulations...and regulations are passed
by politicians.

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I think that if you are either living in a hurricane prone area knowing
the risks, or just stupid, you should have to live with the
consequences.


You sound like a Republican.

"NOYB" wrote in message
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I think that if you are either living in a hurricane prone area knowing
the risks, or just stupid, you should have to live with the
consequences.


You sound like a Republican.


Because he is right? Why the hell cant people be responsible for their own
decisions anymore? At least stupid people have some excuse the first time,
but they will learn.

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"NOYB" wrote in message
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I think that if you are either living in a hurricane prone area knowing
the risks, or just stupid, you should have to live with the
consequences.


You sound like a Republican.


Because he is right?

Yes.