At least they won’t suffer.
this post was submitted on 11 Aug 2023
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The ones who went to hell might appreciate the extra water.
That's dark, but seems like this should have been foreseen ages ago.
Stupid and immature connection, but I've been playing a bunch of Red Dead Redemption 2 and there's a part of the map that I think is supposed to be swampy Louisiana and there's an old, decrepit, half flooded cemetery that is slowly being reclaimed by the swamp.
I grew up not far from here and yeah, after storms this is not uncommon to see, sadly. It’s such a mess there with the oil & gas companies, chemical plants, and refineries. They offer good paying jobs for men with just a high school diploma. They’re highly sought after, but they’re destroying the state between dredging, spills, leaks, etc. The fishermen and other seafood industries are hurt by it, as well as the wetlands and environment, but the residents just can’t quit the addiction. And the state offers subsidies and rebates and tax breaks to the big companies, so Louisiana isn’t even compensated the way they should be, like in other states. It sucks and that’s why “Louisiana brain drain” is a real thing that just makes the problem worse. So many young people who get a higher education in other areas leave soon after because they know they have brighter futures elsewhere.
what do you do? you run for the damn hills!!