Miami condo collapse is the fault of condo owners

The condo that collapsed in Miami as we know, had a disproportionately large amount of "reptilians" that lived there. 

They were told they needed to fix a lot of the critical issues with the building as early as 5 years ago. 

So why wasn't it fixed?

The most likely answer I can think of is as follows. The residents actually owned the place. They weren't renters. So the reptilians who are a cheap and sneaky species, knew of the buildings troubles and also knew construction was taking place near by. Being both cheap and sneaky, they decided to wait until construction was complete and somehow blame their own buildings structural issues on the near by construction and have them pay for the repairs. 

Anyone have another explanation as to why the condo owners would put their own life in danger knowing full well the structural integrity of the building was at risk of collapse, other than a reptile plan to sue construction nearby in a dishonest fashion to have repairs paid for?

• Therefore whosoever heareth these sayings of mine, and doeth them, I will liken him unto a wise man, which built his house upon a rock: And the rain descended, and the floods came, and the winds blew, and beat upon that house; and it fell not: for it was founded upon a rock.  And every one that heareth these sayings of mine, and doeth them not, shall be likened unto a foolish man, which built his house upon the sand: And the rain descended, and the floods came, and the winds blew, and beat upon that house; and it fell: and great was the fall of it.
  

I just talked to somebody in construction.  He said the repairs to the structure could cost up to 2 million dollars. 

He said that when you try to do those repairs owners often will try to give pushback because it would cost a mere 10,000 a piece for each of these residents.  Which might be a lot to people reading this but is a drop in the bucket to millionaire condo owners in MIami. 

He also said that owners give construction shit for the noise that fixing the structural issues of a building causes. 

Saying stuff like

"Oy vey, why can't you hammer quietly" 

The structural integrity of the building was at risk of collapse.

Collapse would suggest, that said building, lacked structural integrity.

...Apart from being a grammatically inept statement, this is also a contradiction in terms...

The question remains. Why do the condo owners bitch about repairs being noisy, while also bitching about how the building is falling apart.

Republicans complain about wearing masks in public but then also complain about the vaccine that eliminates the needs for masks. 

WASHINGTON — There continue to be Two Americas when it comes to the country’s race to get vaccinated against Covid-19.

You have the blue, highly urban and mostly college-degree-heavy states that have met — or exceeded — President Biden’s goal of 70 percent of adults having at least one dose by July 4.

And you have the red, highly rural and mostly college-degree-light states that have come up way short.

Right now, 67 percent of American adults have received at least one dose, and the Biden White House had admitted it won’t meet that 70 percent goal in two days.

But to understand why, you have to look at the vaccination rates by state, according to CDC data, especially with the highly transmissible Delta variant spreading in the nation.

"It is clear that communities where people remain unvaccinated are communities where people remain vulnerable," said CDC Director Rochelle Walensky.

Indeed, of the 19 states (including D.C.) that have already hit 70 percent, Joe Biden carried every single one in 2020.

And of the 17 states that have yet to surpass even 60 percent, Donald Trump won them all with one exception: Georgia.

By the way, these state rankings are pretty much unchanged whether you’re looking at adults 18 and older, or at 12 and older.

And they’re mostly unchanged from when we looked at them a month ago.

the percent of White people who have received at least one COVID-19 vaccine dose (47%) was roughly 1.4 times higher than the rate for Black people (34%) and 1.2 times higher than the rate for Hispanic people (39%) as of June 28, 2021. White people had a higher vaccination rate compared to Hispanic people in all reporting states, except Virginia, Vermont, and Missouri, and a higher rate than Black people in every reporting state, except Oregon, Alaska, and Idaho. However, the size of these differences varied widely across states. For example, White people were over twice as likely to have received a vaccine as Hispanic people in Colorado and South Dakota and had at least a two times higher vaccination rate than Black people in Florida, Iowa, and South Dakota. The overall vaccination rate across states for Asian people was higher compared to White people (62% vs. 47%), which is consistent with the pattern in most reporting states. However, Asian people had lower vaccinations rates than White people in six states (Colorado, Virginia, Utah, North Dakota, Pennsylvania, and South Dakota).

The first rule of genocide is you've got to make the target inhuman

Collapse would suggest, that said building, lacked structural integrity.

@oromagi

The first rule of genocide is you've got to make the target inhuman

Why are liberals like this. You guys are so easily fooled. You had a good thing with occupy wallstreet, and were scaring the jewish billionaires. And then you let them subvert you and somehow turn the occupy movement into some weird thing about identity politics. 

The occupy movement was doing so well. Sad

@oromagi

the percent of White people who have received at least one COVID-19 vaccine dose (47%) was roughly 1.4 times higher than the rate for Black people (34%) and 1.2 times higher than the rate for Hispanic people (39%) as of June 28, 2021. White people had a higher vaccination rate compared to Hispanic people in all reporting states, except Virginia, Vermont, and Missouri, and a higher rate than Black people in every reporting state, except Oregon, Alaska, and Idaho. However, the size of these differences varied widely across states. For example, White people were over twice as likely to have received a vaccine as Hispanic people in Colorado and South Dakota and had at least a two times higher vaccination rate than Black people in Florida, Iowa, and South Dakota. The overall vaccination rate across states for Asian people was higher compared to White people (62% vs. 47%), which is consistent with the pattern in most reporting states. However, Asian people had lower vaccinations rates than White people in six states (Colorado, Virginia, Utah, North Dakota, Pennsylvania, and South Dakota).

https://www.kff.org/coronavirus-covid-19/issue-brief/latest-data-on-covid-19-vaccinations-race-ethnicity/

Sounds like mostly Republicans taking the vaccine.

I know before the masks mandates were removed, it also looked mostly like Republicans following the mask mandates, while urban people were wearing the masks below their noses or refusing to wear them just to starr shut with store owners. Republicans did not like the mask mandates largely, but were the biggest group to follow them. 

When you describe your antagonism of anti masters and anti vaxxers, it's clear from the demographic of those who improperly or refuse to wear a mask and those who refuse to get vaccinated, that you are expressing your contempt for POC. 

• you ignore the fact that race was reported for only 57% of the vaccinated
  
• you ignore that three of the whitest states made no report
  
• you presume that all white people vote Republican which is badly mistaken.  Of  328,239,523 Americans in 2019 only 25% identify as Republican and only 81% of those were white.  31% identify as Democrats and 59% of those were white.   45% of Biden voters were white but you would count all  of those 36 million voters as Republicans.  
  
• Not to mention, you only had to click the next page to get Kaiser's racial breakdown on vaccinations, where your own evidence refutes you thoroughly:
  
• Kaiser estimates that only 52% of Republicans have been vaccinated compared to 86% of Democrats
  
• Of those who resolve to never get COVID vaccine, only 7% are black, 12% Hispanic, but 69% white.
  
• Of those who resolve to never get COVID vaccine, 58% identify as Republican but only 18% identify as Democrat
  
• If we are estimating that 70% rate is where herd immunity kicks in, then Democratic enclaves are already well protected while Republican enclaves continue to be at high risk (and should therefore continue to wear masks while that is no longer necessary in the company of Democrats)
  

@oromagi

I don't think the occupy movement was ever about genocide