Hypocritical Christians so easily say that God judges gays. They say that AIDS was the proof. Why can't I have my opinion? The floods are God's judgement of Nashville for the harm they cause gay people in America. It's obvious. I'm sorry that people had friends that were devastated by the flood. Pray that the hypocrites stop their judgements. God tells all not to judge.
@beretta1342000 Are you serious. Christians have no right to share that their Christian. Tell a Christian that. LOL. It's just the truth. The flood in Nashville were the results of anti-gay Christians who preach against homosexuality. God will continue to judge those who choose to judge instead of loving your neighbor as yourself. I pray for the souls of Nashville to repent.
@OutoftheClosetTV One more thing Beretta, I just visited your home page. You have clearly stolen video images and illegally are sharing them on your home page. The Bible says not to steal or lie. How can you do that. God will continue to judge those who steal without thought of others.
UN wrongly linked global warming to natural disasters Sunday Times
January 24, 2010
THE United Nations climate science panel faces new controversy for wrongly linking global warming to an increase in the number and severity of natural disasters such as hurricanes and floods.
It based the claims on an unpublished report that had not been subjected to routine scientific scrutiny — and ignored warnings from scientific advisers that the evidence supporting the link too weak.
@TheHadesShade Huntwick Trail is an excellent location to avoid flooding. The geography of the neighborhood is also known as a Dell (small valley). Because the landform rises with a relative precipitous slope, the road is the only feature to suffer the consequences, as it is the nadir of the Dell.
@TheHadesShade Sorry, I don't have any more access to something like that than you would. I can tell you that our homes on this street are between 50-70 feet higher than street level.
"Record temperatures in northern India have claimed hundreds of lives in what is believed to be the hottest summer in the country since records began in the late 1800s.
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The death toll is expected to rise with experts forecasting temperatures approaching 50 C (122 F) in coming weeks."
I stated earlier this was the Cumberland River, but actually it's the Harpeth River, which is a major tributary of the Cumberland. My error, sorry for any confusion! The Cumberland flooded also, it caused the flooding in downtown Nashville and by the Opryland Hotel areas. I understand what @substanti8 is saying, but there are lots of greenways and bike paths, just not everywhere. We're getting there, it's just going to take time. First, we rebuild, then we improve.
@substanti8 I forgot to add planes as well. You can't fly a glider that size across the country. Bikes at work. Right. I guess all the construction work can be done by bike? Haul in all the materials needed to build a house or a building by bike? Go right ahead and get your bike buddies and give it a try. Be my guest. Then haul it up several flights by hand too. You know, things that weigh a ton or more that have to have a (gasp!) crane that uses fossil fuel. Good luck with that.
"things that weigh a ton or more that have to have a crane that uses fossil fuel."
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Your pig-headed ignorance is breathtaking. According to your motorhead logic, there were no houses (or Egyptian pyramids) before motor vehicles were invented.
@substanti8 That's funny. I don't see any Egyptians building skyscrapers around here. How about in your town? The rest of us have evolved in that past 3,000 years. Why don't you join the 19th century? I don't see them hand loading cargo ships either, or cargo planes or trains. Now if they could wait say 300 years before a building was completed, then i guess doing it by hand would be acceptable. But when they want it built in a few months, no.
Hi..i am doing a slide presentation and I was wondering if I could use part of your video for the opening. It really fits what I am doing. I would be glad to send you a link once it is done. Thank you for sharing and I sure hope you are all ok.
Well it's been a few weeks and there is still much needed here. I am so sad to see all these horrible comments that some people feel the need to be little others. I only hope that when the day comes and they have to answer for the remarks they made that God knows who they are and that you will receive your punishment 10 folds. What people do sexually is between them and God to judge! And pray you don't have to face what Tenn. has had to deal with.
Obama money,it isn't his to give. Everyone seems to forget, he has to take it from somewhere first. It is so easy to give when it is not yours in the first place.
IPCC Wrongly Linked Global Warming To Natural Disasters The Sunday Times The IPCC wrongly linking global warming to an increase in the number and severity of natural disasters such as hurricanes and floods. It based the claims on an unpublished report that had not been subjected to routine scientific scrutiny and ignored warnings from scientific advisers that the evidence was too weak The report's own authors later withdrew the claim because they felt the evidence was not strong enough
you tell them nuklearfish! I read that FEMA was begging people to call them because people were taking care of their problems AND helping others. One group went into one area with water and lunches and people were saying no, don't give it to us - go down the street they need it more! I am amazed at the way these people are taking care of business and also helping each other. They are strong people.
I see a huge storm and a flood, but I also see an unsustainable landscape that contributes to the problem. I see what appears to be a six-car garage. 0:21
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I see no safe place for bicycling or walking any significant distance. Apparently, everyone in the neighborhood burns petroleum to go anywhere. That dumps carbon dioxide into the atmosphere, which contributes to the slowly unfolding climate catastrophe.
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Not shown is the huge unsustainable mansion behind your house.
Severe and bizarre weather will become more frequent and more intense as a direct result of increased heat and moisture in the atmosphere. That conclusion is based on decades of scientific research.
@substanti8 IF you feel that way, see if your pal Al Gore can donate some of the money he's gotten off the American people with his FAKE global warming SCAM.
@substanti8 I suppose you use nothing that depends on coal or oil? Like perhaps the computer you're using which has plastics made from oil. Or the electricity to run it which likely came from coal. You don't drive a car, do you? In addition to exhaust fumes, I smell hypocrisy.
@substanti8 You're right, that's completely irrelevant. I'm not the one calling for a cessation of the burning of fossil fuels. I notice you jump to conclusions about me while not actually knowing me at all. You assume my carbon footprint is larger than yours, you assume I deny global warming, you assume I have no conscience, and you assume I lack control of bodily functions.
I guess when you're losing an argument, the way to go is to personally attack your opponent.
@dkstruska . "jump to conclusions" . Yes, that would be YOU, since you're the one who accused me of hypocrisy without having the slightest bit of information about my lifestyle. Your original comment is a classic example of the "ad hominem tu quoque" fallacy. . "personally attack your opponent" . Again, look at yourself. You have nothing to say about the substance of my argument. . I think Wal-Mart sells mirrors; you seem to need one.
@substanti8 Perhaps you should re-read my original comment. I jumped to no conclusions about which I had no information. The fact that you are on the internet is a pretty good indication that you are using a computer (or some kind of computing device.) The fact that your device is working is a pretty good indication that you are using electricity. I didn't say you use a car, but simply asked.
@substanti8 Speaking of not grasping, my point was not that global warming or climate change is non-existent, nor that we must stop burning fossil fuels. My point was that you do not believe what you said enough to put it into practice.
@substanti8 You're right, that's completely irrelevant. I'm not the one calling for a cessation of the burning of fossil fuels.
I notice you jump to conclusions about me while not actually knowing me at all. You assume my carbon footprint is larger than yours, you assume I deny global warming, you assume I have no conscience, and you assume I lack control of bodily functions.
I guess he's using peddle power to provide electricity to his house.
Just another person who you can't reason with. I recommend reading the newest book from Glenn Beck. It really describes people like Substanti8 without hurting there feeling. Well sought of....... :)
@mojame100 . First of all, global warming is primarily a scientific issue, not a political one. The laws of thermodynamics couldn't care less about taxes or ideology. So get your information from scientific sources, not political ones. . For example: . Goddard Institute for Space Studies giss.nasa.gov . U.S. Geological Survey geochange.er.usgs.gov . National Snow and Ice Data Center nsidc.org . And this seven-part lecture by a climate scientist is packed with information: watch?v=yCxkxNRBl0A
Try to get Al Gore or Nancy Pelosi to reduce their carbon footprint. Global warming is about one thing - redistributing the wealth. Take from the rich and give to the poor. Raise everyone's taxes because of a scam that is being foisted on the American public. Kind of like the Obamacare bill that was forced down America's throats.
@substanti8 OK, we stop burning fossil fuels today. How are we going to get across the country, much less across town? It's not feasible, not yet. Keep working at it, maybe some day, but not right now. It was a freak flood, a once in how many hundred years ordeal that none of us want to experience again. Global warming didn't cause this, just a stalled out weather system. If it had been winter, we would have gotten 20 inches or more of snow. That would have been just as bad for us. Thanks!
@substanti8 I don't know about you, but I have a thing against riding a bike 20 miles to work and 20 miles back in Nashville traffic when it's 98 degrees outside. You go right ahead and bike. I'm going to continue to drive my air conditioned full size pickup. Unlike you, when I get to work, I have to use my truck as a work vehicle. I can't ride to work with a toolbox on a bike. Just doesn't work for me. But you be my guest and go right ahead.
@Kinkspace NO. I like my truck. I like my hot rods. They burn high octane fuel. If I have to explain the smell of high octance fuel to you, you'd never understand anyway. I use my truck for work. I'm not a soccer mom or dad with an Escalade they don't need. I like a muscle car that gets about 7 mpg on a good day. Go drive your Prius and leave the rest of us alone!
@substanti8 My work could be anywhere around the Nashville area. It's not that easy to find good, steady work. And, no, I will not trade my truck on a smaller vehicle. My grandchildren will think that grandpa is cool. I happen to like my truck very much, thank you. I am not going to go propane, it's too difficult to find it when you need it. I am not going to move, I happen to like where I live. Why do I need to change anything? I haul stuff in my truck very often. Can't do that in a small car.
"My grandchildren will think that grandpa is cool."
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You offer no reason for anyone to believe that at all. It's much more likely that they'll regard you as a self-centered #^*% who willingly participated in the trashing of their world -- for the sake of continuing your lifestyle of lavish energy consumption. They'll be ASHAMED to be descended from someone so oblivious to intergenerational injustice that he actually said things like:
@substanti8 Whether you realize it or not, trucks of all sizes are cool. All the organic food you eat is brought in by a truck.. Anything that is moved anywhere uses fossil fuel. Ships, trains, trucks, they all burn fuel. Your suggestion to stop using it will shut down the world. Then I guess you'll be happy. Don't forget ttoo that farmers, even organic farmers use fossil fuel in their tractors to plow the land to grow the crops you eat. Guess you haven't thought this through completely.
@rockinredneck57 . "trucks are cool" . Right, because some redneck #^*% on YouTube said so. Nice try. . "All the organic food you eat is brought in by a truck." . Wrong. I grow a significant amount of my own food. Strike two. . "Anything that is moved anywhere uses fossil fuel." . Except that I already posted evidence of people moving household furniture and appliances by bicycle. Strike three. Before you accuse others of having "not thought this though completely," I suggest you get a mirror.
@substanti8 well if you can find him another job other than the one he has then please do so, if not don't trash the man for trying to provide for his family. life is hard now. god bless
@rockinredneck57 Well substanti8 is right, as the oceans heat up for every 1deg 4% more moisture will be in the atmosphere, this means more precipitation, be that rain or snow in the winter.
@substanti8 Fosil fuels warm your stupid ass, and yet you rail against it. You cry about it and Demand that people no longer use it, but you have no alternative to replace it, nothing reliable, nothing that will take it's place at the same level of efficiency...Al Gore don't either...Please stop your foolishment.
@jalsante75 And you, very obviously I might add, aren't thinking about what you are saying...are you seriously defaming the folks that made this video for how they decided to spend their money? If they want 20 cars and a 40 car garage, what business, exactly, is it of your's? Mind your business...This isn't a socialist country...What a freak moron...
Your channel profile clearly shows that you are an uneducated, anti-science, far-right-wing religious lunatic who advocates the murder of your political opponents.
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You have no credibility and no evidence to support your views. Global warming is here, and it's caused by humans. Your ostrich-like denial won't change that fact.
When I am affected by the actions of another person, then those actions become my business. When people dump their waste into the commons, it becomes the "business" of the entire society.
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This isn't the 18th century on the Frontier. You don't get to do whatever you want in the world. Grow up.
@substanti8 haha. global warming??..you were kidding right??..probably not, just another dumbed down sheeple who isnt able to think critically..didnt you hear about climategate??..how about john coleman(founder of the weather channel) and 30,000 scientists(9,000 of which are phds) telling you its a hoax..stop being a nwo ball gagger and wake up
@substanti8 you assume too much from this video. My wife and I each own one car. Our neighborhood consists of one 1/2 mile street, which we all use to walk and ride our bikes on. Please don't use this video for a soapbox for your agenda, regardless of what it may be.
@nuklearfish "soapbox for your agenda" . Well, excuse me for speaking some plain truth here. You live in suburbia. 4:10 Suburbia is not sustainable. . "street we all use to walk on" . Right ... there are no sidewalks. The infrastructure for miles around is all centered (and dependent) upon motor vehicle use -- which, in turn, was a major contributor to this flood -- and floods to come. . It's all connected, whether we like that or not.
@substanti8 What you fail to realize, not having been there is that the Cumberland River overflowed its banks. in certain spots, the waters came out of the banks nearly 1/4 mile and 6 feet high. My friend, that is a lot of water. These were nice homes, not the uber rich. This was not in a flood plain either. These are single family homes and condos in a nice neighborhood. An entire neighborhood was destroyed in this flood, and that's just in this single area. Don't judge when you have no clue.
Suburbia is not sustainable, and the addiction to motor vehicles is a major source of greenhouse gas -- which warms the Earth -- which leads to more intense storms (exactly like the bizarre one that flooded Tennessee).
Despite your response, the affluence of the neighborhood is NOT my argument. Rather, it is likely that the car culture was partially responsible for the flood -- which makes it an example of ecological comeuppance. It was also a mere prelude of the future.
@substanti8 I'd like some proof that any of this is "unsustainable." Without proof, take your arrogant self out of the conversation. I'm wholly not impressed.
@substanti8 I feel like your comments are unsustainable, and unsustainability makes me unsustainably angry. Its sustainable, perhaps, to note that sustainablitity is sustainable...... and honestly i have no idea why the fuck you pointed out a six car garage in a condescending tone. that is in no way relevant to the video. Theres a flood, the man was filming it
@bamablood332 She did it because she is a Global Warmist, Green nazi who are pushing an agenda that the very oil and other corporations want, a carbon tax to save the world from what we exhale. The bizarre weather theory due to their carbon tax fraud of global warming was debunked by the author ot it.
This was an amazing video. It gives you a sense of the power of nature, and the resilience of man, and Tenneseeans, in one quiet piece. Ignore all the other noise. The strength of the people will overcome in this case as in all of the cases past. That's why we are still here.
@chemino5 I don't know what you are trying to say. We don't feel special, and we don't feel terrible. The overall attitude here is "Let's take care of each other and get back to normal asap".
@nuklearfish Im trying to say that i bet everyone is going through alot of stuff right now in Nashville so they might all feel bad and sad. But hey its good your all positive and helping each other. And i did read my last comment and it did sound like bad. Sorrry i forgot to take out "the"
OFTCtv~ do you even live in Nashville? I do not think you have a clue what you are talking about. The claims you have made about Nashville being homophobic are ridiculous. So many people are out and live their lives openly and comfortably. With total support from family and friends... and community. Get your facts straight.
@nuklearfish Yeah right! Actions speak a lot louder than words. What was it they said after New Orleans? Let's change a name or two.... "Obama hates white people!!!"
@christmas254 All you give is talking points What a difference he could have made in just a fly over I still think a T shirt ( NO SHOW OBAMA ) would be good
excuse me mr out of the closet i cant believe you would post such of a thing about nashville. i live about 20 miles from there and it is absolutely horrifying what happened there. in case you didnt know gay people are ALL OVER THE COUNTRY and jus because you are gay does not mean that you can say something like that about tennessee. you will be the one getting yours on judgement day asshole! and to everyone reading this from nashville god bless you and all of us. WE WILL OVERCOME THIS=]
What a Douche bag Mr. Out of the Closet! It takes a sad sorry human being to try to make a political statement out of such a horrible natural disaster! Really, Really! People lost homes and life during this! Really sad for you!
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I love Nashville, but I wonder if God is judging Nashville for all of it's homophobia. Nashville creates more homophobia in this country than any single city. I pray God continues to show this great city mercy. I pray that all of Nashville sees that God loves all people. We are all sinners and will be judged for sinning. Even those who judge their neighbors instead of loving them. We pray Nashville will recover and stop judging the rest of us. This is why the media doesn't tell your story.
@OutoftheClosetTV Considering that the seven Noahide laws which are binding on all mankind since before the great flood of Noah's time, that one of the forbidden acts is homosexuality. If judgement about "homo" anything is the cause of the Nashville flood, then it's the cause not of homophobia, but homosexuality.
@OutoftheClosetTV Unbelievable what some people will post. I almost had two friends caught in the underwater parking lot that was I-24 where people died. Your asinine comments negate anything sympathetic about our great city. How dare you.
the effects of haarp is catastrophic from earthquakes to severe weather along with seasonal shifts its the ultimate weapon conspirocy theorist now claim this was the effect of russian haarp test in denmark and norway gone bad couple months ago and it may take years for the climate to change back to the way it was the atmosphere ionization was seen all over the world with utube and cnn and you know the theory says more is to come because the earth has shifted axis by 1 deg woe be to ye naysyers
You are all lucky but this is still horrable that this happened. I hope you are doing well. Thank you for taking the time to film this, this is intense, it is strang what heppened but we will get through it. k
Have Questions? Need Answers? - visit public service org website at NashvilleFlood - kind of like Yahoo Answers. Public Service for Nashville / Middle Tennessee for those who have questions / answers about the flood. Also has a video blog segmented by geographic regions of Middle Tennessee.
i live in nashville tennessee/ the flood was traumatizing
101sedita 8 months ago
Hypocritical Christians so easily say that God judges gays. They say that AIDS was the proof. Why can't I have my opinion? The floods are God's judgement of Nashville for the harm they cause gay people in America. It's obvious. I'm sorry that people had friends that were devastated by the flood. Pray that the hypocrites stop their judgements. God tells all not to judge.
OutoftheClosetTV 1 year ago
@OutoftheClosetTV Man! U have no right to put something like that here.
The floods were awful and people lost thier lives and thier homes..
I'm born and bred here and u seem to be the one judging.
Nobody cares if your gay or not. Keep it to yourself if u don't want people judging u~
beretta1342000 6 months ago
@beretta1342000 Are you serious. Christians have no right to share that their Christian. Tell a Christian that. LOL. It's just the truth. The flood in Nashville were the results of anti-gay Christians who preach against homosexuality. God will continue to judge those who choose to judge instead of loving your neighbor as yourself. I pray for the souls of Nashville to repent.
OutoftheClosetTV 6 months ago
@OutoftheClosetTV One more thing Beretta, I just visited your home page. You have clearly stolen video images and illegally are sharing them on your home page. The Bible says not to steal or lie. How can you do that. God will continue to judge those who steal without thought of others.
OutoftheClosetTV 6 months ago
Nice video, Looks and sounds like you have a really good camera.
Pawneezr 1 year ago
my house was lost in the flood
tom56kid 1 year ago
muy padre video
meloxx10 1 year ago
wow i just moved away frome the lakes of bellvue in 09
roxiebig 1 year ago
you should have seen my yard. and the people stranded.
NorthernGrizzly95 1 year ago
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UN wrongly linked global warming to natural disasters Sunday Times
January 24, 2010
THE United Nations climate science panel faces new controversy for wrongly linking global warming to an increase in the number and severity of natural disasters such as hurricanes and floods.
It based the claims on an unpublished report that had not been subjected to routine scientific scrutiny — and ignored warnings from scientific advisers that the evidence supporting the link too weak.
Dayversion 1 year ago
@TheHadesShade Huntwick Trail is an excellent location to avoid flooding. The geography of the neighborhood is also known as a Dell (small valley). Because the landform rises with a relative precipitous slope, the road is the only feature to suffer the consequences, as it is the nadir of the Dell.
EarthTrauma 1 year ago
is there any chance that you upload a map of the land height of Nashvilli?
thanks
TheHadesShade 1 year ago
@TheHadesShade Sorry, I don't have any more access to something like that than you would. I can tell you that our homes on this street are between 50-70 feet higher than street level.
nuklearfish 1 year ago
Here's a taste of things to come -- a deadly heat wave across the Indian subcontinent.
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paul.kedrosky.com/archives/2010/05/india_temperatu.html
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"Record temperatures in northern India have claimed hundreds of lives in what is believed to be the hottest summer in the country since records began in the late 1800s.
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The death toll is expected to rise with experts forecasting temperatures approaching 50 C (122 F) in coming weeks."
substanti8 1 year ago 4
I stated earlier this was the Cumberland River, but actually it's the Harpeth River, which is a major tributary of the Cumberland. My error, sorry for any confusion! The Cumberland flooded also, it caused the flooding in downtown Nashville and by the Opryland Hotel areas. I understand what @substanti8 is saying, but there are lots of greenways and bike paths, just not everywhere. We're getting there, it's just going to take time. First, we rebuild, then we improve.
rockinredneck57 1 year ago
@rockinredneck57
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Think outside of the automotive "box" --
bikesatwork. com/hauling-cargo-by-bike/ household-move-by-bike.html
substanti8 1 year ago 3
@substanti8 I forgot to add planes as well. You can't fly a glider that size across the country. Bikes at work. Right. I guess all the construction work can be done by bike? Haul in all the materials needed to build a house or a building by bike? Go right ahead and get your bike buddies and give it a try. Be my guest. Then haul it up several flights by hand too. You know, things that weigh a ton or more that have to have a (gasp!) crane that uses fossil fuel. Good luck with that.
rockinredneck57 1 year ago
@rockinredneck57
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"things that weigh a ton or more that have to have a crane that uses fossil fuel."
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Your pig-headed ignorance is breathtaking. According to your motorhead logic, there were no houses (or Egyptian pyramids) before motor vehicles were invented.
substanti8 1 year ago 2
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@substanti8 That's funny. I don't see any Egyptians building skyscrapers around here. How about in your town? The rest of us have evolved in that past 3,000 years. Why don't you join the 19th century? I don't see them hand loading cargo ships either, or cargo planes or trains. Now if they could wait say 300 years before a building was completed, then i guess doing it by hand would be acceptable. But when they want it built in a few months, no.
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substanti8 1 year ago
Hi..i am doing a slide presentation and I was wondering if I could use part of your video for the opening. It really fits what I am doing. I would be glad to send you a link once it is done. Thank you for sharing and I sure hope you are all ok.
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LucciThree 1 year ago
"Tennessee Teardrops" song for the Nashville Rising Event !
please utube the Red Cross fund raising song!
BruceBellott 1 year ago
"Tennessee Teardrops" song for the Nashville Rising Event !
please utube the Red Cross fund raising song!
BruceBellott 1 year ago
@lixerlax1 We'd best stay away from places where divers go, then.
nuklearfish 1 year ago
Well it's been a few weeks and there is still much needed here. I am so sad to see all these horrible comments that some people feel the need to be little others. I only hope that when the day comes and they have to answer for the remarks they made that God knows who they are and that you will receive your punishment 10 folds. What people do sexually is between them and God to judge! And pray you don't have to face what Tenn. has had to deal with.
kboy711 1 year ago
Obama money,it isn't his to give. Everyone seems to forget, he has to take it from somewhere first. It is so easy to give when it is not yours in the first place.
boblee747 1 year ago
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Thisawareness 1 year ago
this is what mason city,ia looked like in june of '08
rowdydog1983 1 year ago
A very good job on the video thanks for sharing this with those of us who was not there to realise the severity of the flood.
BillyTaylorOriginals 1 year ago
Tide Loads for Hope trucks are coming to
Nashville on Wednesday, May 12. The Tide staff will wash, dry and fold
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sometimesblu 1 year ago
amazing video. thanks for sharing.
cartseriesrules 1 year ago
you tell them nuklearfish! I read that FEMA was begging people to call them because people were taking care of their problems AND helping others. One group went into one area with water and lunches and people were saying no, don't give it to us - go down the street they need it more! I am amazed at the way these people are taking care of business and also helping each other. They are strong people.
retracmj 1 year ago
Nice video. Thumbs up.
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I see a huge storm and a flood, but I also see an unsustainable landscape that contributes to the problem. I see what appears to be a six-car garage. 0:21
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I see no safe place for bicycling or walking any significant distance. Apparently, everyone in the neighborhood burns petroleum to go anywhere. That dumps carbon dioxide into the atmosphere, which contributes to the slowly unfolding climate catastrophe.
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Not shown is the huge unsustainable mansion behind your house.
substanti8 1 year ago
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Severe and bizarre weather will become more frequent and more intense as a direct result of increased heat and moisture in the atmosphere. That conclusion is based on decades of scientific research.
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climateprogress. org/category/extreme-weather
tnr. com/article/politics/ the-crisis-comes-ashore
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People drowned in their cars -- which is very sad but also ironic. It's time to stop burning fossil fuels ASAP.
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This was another wake up call.
substanti8 1 year ago 3
@substanti8 IF you feel that way, see if your pal Al Gore can donate some of the money he's gotten off the American people with his FAKE global warming SCAM.
jalsante75 1 year ago
@substanti8 I suppose you use nothing that depends on coal or oil? Like perhaps the computer you're using which has plastics made from oil. Or the electricity to run it which likely came from coal. You don't drive a car, do you? In addition to exhaust fumes, I smell hypocrisy.
dkstruska 1 year ago
@dkstruska
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Gosh ... you're right. Only people who monastically isolate themselves entirely from the modern world have a right to complain one bit.
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That smell is your steaming pile of fallacy.
substanti8 1 year ago
@substanti8 You say "It's time to stop burning fossil fuels ASAP." Why don't you do your part? Smells like hypocrisy to me.
dkstruska 1 year ago
@dkstruska
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Not that it's relevant to the argument, but my carbon footprint is probably far smaller than yours.
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When global warming deniers spew rhetorical fecal matter, it reminds me that they have neither a conscience nor continence.
substanti8 1 year ago
@substanti8 You're right, that's completely irrelevant. I'm not the one calling for a cessation of the burning of fossil fuels. I notice you jump to conclusions about me while not actually knowing me at all. You assume my carbon footprint is larger than yours, you assume I deny global warming, you assume I have no conscience, and you assume I lack control of bodily functions.
I guess when you're losing an argument, the way to go is to personally attack your opponent.
dkstruska 1 year ago
substanti8 1 year ago
@substanti8 Perhaps you should re-read my original comment. I jumped to no conclusions about which I had no information. The fact that you are on the internet is a pretty good indication that you are using a computer (or some kind of computing device.) The fact that your device is working is a pretty good indication that you are using electricity. I didn't say you use a car, but simply asked.
dkstruska 1 year ago
@dkstruska
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Nice brick wall. Again, you have nothing to say about the substance of my argument.
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What part of "ad hominem" do you not grasp?
substanti8 1 year ago
@substanti8 Speaking of not grasping, my point was not that global warming or climate change is non-existent, nor that we must stop burning fossil fuels. My point was that you do not believe what you said enough to put it into practice.
dkstruska 1 year ago
@substanti8 You're right, that's completely irrelevant. I'm not the one calling for a cessation of the burning of fossil fuels.
I notice you jump to conclusions about me while not actually knowing me at all. You assume my carbon footprint is larger than yours, you assume I deny global warming, you assume I have no conscience, and you assume I lack control of bodily functions.
dkstruska 1 year ago
@dkstruska
I guess he's using peddle power to provide electricity to his house.
Just another person who you can't reason with. I recommend reading the newest book from Glenn Beck. It really describes people like Substanti8 without hurting there feeling. Well sought of....... :)
mojame100 1 year ago
@mojame100
You claim the high ground of "reason" and then you recommend ... Glenn Beck????????
Ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ...
It's another fine Dunning-Kruger moment.
substanti8 1 year ago
@substanti8
And who do you recommend??? Keith Olberman the Liberal Clown??
mojame100 1 year ago
substanti8 1 year ago
@substanti8
Try to get Al Gore or Nancy Pelosi to reduce their carbon footprint. Global warming is about one thing - redistributing the wealth. Take from the rich and give to the poor. Raise everyone's taxes because of a scam that is being foisted on the American public. Kind of like the Obamacare bill that was forced down America's throats.
h4rryp4lmer 1 year ago
@h4rryp4lmer
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Your cognition of science is blocked by your reactionary ideology. This ain't the 20th century, and it's time to ditch the Libertoon bullshit.
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If you think Obama is forcing anything on you, wait and see what nature has in store you, Bubba.
substanti8 1 year ago
@substanti8 OK, we stop burning fossil fuels today. How are we going to get across the country, much less across town? It's not feasible, not yet. Keep working at it, maybe some day, but not right now. It was a freak flood, a once in how many hundred years ordeal that none of us want to experience again. Global warming didn't cause this, just a stalled out weather system. If it had been winter, we would have gotten 20 inches or more of snow. That would have been just as bad for us. Thanks!
rockinredneck57 1 year ago
@rockinredneck57
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"not right now"
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A sign of addiction is the inability to acknowledge the urgency of changing immediately or ASAP, not when it's convenient.
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"much less across town"
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Unless you're crippled, too old, or too young, you should be able to bicycle across town. Step away from the potato chips and the remote.... :-D
substanti8 1 year ago
@substanti8 I don't know about you, but I have a thing against riding a bike 20 miles to work and 20 miles back in Nashville traffic when it's 98 degrees outside. You go right ahead and bike. I'm going to continue to drive my air conditioned full size pickup. Unlike you, when I get to work, I have to use my truck as a work vehicle. I can't ride to work with a toolbox on a bike. Just doesn't work for me. But you be my guest and go right ahead.
rockinredneck57 1 year ago
@rockinredneck57 Why not get a smaller vehicle? Or one that runs on LPG? Or a motor bike? At lest make the effort.
Kinkspace 1 year ago
@Kinkspace NO. I like my truck. I like my hot rods. They burn high octane fuel. If I have to explain the smell of high octance fuel to you, you'd never understand anyway. I use my truck for work. I'm not a soccer mom or dad with an Escalade they don't need. I like a muscle car that gets about 7 mpg on a good day. Go drive your Prius and leave the rest of us alone!
rockinredneck57 1 year ago
@rockinredneck57
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"leave me alone"
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NO ... because your actions are fucking up the world. Grow up.
substanti8 1 year ago
@rockinredneck57 In England we would call that 'small cock syndrome' :))
Kinkspace 1 year ago
@rockinredneck57
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If you live that far from work, then I suggest you change were you work or where you live.
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I stopped driving 15 years ago. If you're going to use a hotter climate as an excuse to drive more, then we have a positive feedback loop here.
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The bottom line is that your actions contribute to the destruction of habitat for future generations. What will your grandchildren think of you?
substanti8 1 year ago
@substanti8 My work could be anywhere around the Nashville area. It's not that easy to find good, steady work. And, no, I will not trade my truck on a smaller vehicle. My grandchildren will think that grandpa is cool. I happen to like my truck very much, thank you. I am not going to go propane, it's too difficult to find it when you need it. I am not going to move, I happen to like where I live. Why do I need to change anything? I haul stuff in my truck very often. Can't do that in a small car.
rockinredneck57 1 year ago
@rockinredneck57
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"My grandchildren will think that grandpa is cool."
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You offer no reason for anyone to believe that at all. It's much more likely that they'll regard you as a self-centered #^*% who willingly participated in the trashing of their world -- for the sake of continuing your lifestyle of lavish energy consumption. They'll be ASHAMED to be descended from someone so oblivious to intergenerational injustice that he actually said things like:
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"Why do I need to change anything?"
substanti8 1 year ago
"Why do I need to change anything?"
"My grandchildren will think that grandpa is cool."
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substanti8 1 year ago
@substanti8 Whether you realize it or not, trucks of all sizes are cool. All the organic food you eat is brought in by a truck.. Anything that is moved anywhere uses fossil fuel. Ships, trains, trucks, they all burn fuel. Your suggestion to stop using it will shut down the world. Then I guess you'll be happy. Don't forget ttoo that farmers, even organic farmers use fossil fuel in their tractors to plow the land to grow the crops you eat. Guess you haven't thought this through completely.
rockinredneck57 1 year ago
substanti8 1 year ago
@substanti8 well if you can find him another job other than the one he has then please do so, if not don't trash the man for trying to provide for his family. life is hard now. god bless
NorthernGrizzly95 1 year ago
@rockinredneck57 Well substanti8 is right, as the oceans heat up for every 1deg 4% more moisture will be in the atmosphere, this means more precipitation, be that rain or snow in the winter.
Kinkspace 1 year ago
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@substanti8 Clara, that's an outright lie and many people are tired of your spamming agw propaganda and your racist insults
Dayversion 1 year ago
@substanti8 Fosil fuels warm your stupid ass, and yet you rail against it. You cry about it and Demand that people no longer use it, but you have no alternative to replace it, nothing reliable, nothing that will take it's place at the same level of efficiency...Al Gore don't either...Please stop your foolishment.
jalsante75 1 year ago
@jalsante75 And you, very obviously I might add, aren't thinking about what you are saying...are you seriously defaming the folks that made this video for how they decided to spend their money? If they want 20 cars and a 40 car garage, what business, exactly, is it of your's? Mind your business...This isn't a socialist country...What a freak moron...
jalsante75 1 year ago
@jalsante75
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Your channel profile clearly shows that you are an uneducated, anti-science, far-right-wing religious lunatic who advocates the murder of your political opponents.
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You have no credibility and no evidence to support your views. Global warming is here, and it's caused by humans. Your ostrich-like denial won't change that fact.
substanti8 1 year ago
@jalsante75
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"what business is it of your's?" [sic]
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When I am affected by the actions of another person, then those actions become my business. When people dump their waste into the commons, it becomes the "business" of the entire society.
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This isn't the 18th century on the Frontier. You don't get to do whatever you want in the world. Grow up.
substanti8 1 year ago 2
@substanti8 haha. global warming??..you were kidding right??..probably not, just another dumbed down sheeple who isnt able to think critically..didnt you hear about climategate??..how about john coleman(founder of the weather channel) and 30,000 scientists(9,000 of which are phds) telling you its a hoax..stop being a nwo ball gagger and wake up
DirtyMill08 1 year ago
@substanti8 you assume too much from this video. My wife and I each own one car. Our neighborhood consists of one 1/2 mile street, which we all use to walk and ride our bikes on. Please don't use this video for a soapbox for your agenda, regardless of what it may be.
nuklearfish 1 year ago
substanti8 1 year ago
@substanti8 What you fail to realize, not having been there is that the Cumberland River overflowed its banks. in certain spots, the waters came out of the banks nearly 1/4 mile and 6 feet high. My friend, that is a lot of water. These were nice homes, not the uber rich. This was not in a flood plain either. These are single family homes and condos in a nice neighborhood. An entire neighborhood was destroyed in this flood, and that's just in this single area. Don't judge when you have no clue.
rockinredneck57 1 year ago
@rockinredneck57
Suburbia is not sustainable, and the addiction to motor vehicles is a major source of greenhouse gas -- which warms the Earth -- which leads to more intense storms (exactly like the bizarre one that flooded Tennessee).
Despite your response, the affluence of the neighborhood is NOT my argument. Rather, it is likely that the car culture was partially responsible for the flood -- which makes it an example of ecological comeuppance. It was also a mere prelude of the future.
substanti8 1 year ago
@substanti8
you mean the one that Big Gay Al uses for his living quarters?
mojame100 1 year ago
@substanti8 I'd like some proof that any of this is "unsustainable." Without proof, take your arrogant self out of the conversation. I'm wholly not impressed.
cmartel2 1 year ago
@substanti8 I feel like your comments are unsustainable, and unsustainability makes me unsustainably angry. Its sustainable, perhaps, to note that sustainablitity is sustainable...... and honestly i have no idea why the fuck you pointed out a six car garage in a condescending tone. that is in no way relevant to the video. Theres a flood, the man was filming it
bamablood332 1 year ago
@bamablood332 She did it because she is a Global Warmist, Green nazi who are pushing an agenda that the very oil and other corporations want, a carbon tax to save the world from what we exhale. The bizarre weather theory due to their carbon tax fraud of global warming was debunked by the author ot it.
Dayversion 1 year ago
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bamablood332 1 year ago
@substanti8 What you see is 15 inches of rain in a little over 24 hours.
procfan 1 year ago
oh my god i thought kentucky got it bad but you all got it worse i want to help out,
Ankisal 1 year ago
This was an amazing video. It gives you a sense of the power of nature, and the resilience of man, and Tenneseeans, in one quiet piece. Ignore all the other noise. The strength of the people will overcome in this case as in all of the cases past. That's why we are still here.
antonusari 1 year ago
this is the power of mighty God it is shown to those nonbelievers who just believe that there in No God
PeaceJoyinJesus 1 year ago
oh i bet nashville feels like the shit
chemino5 1 year ago
@chemino5 I don't know what you are trying to say. We don't feel special, and we don't feel terrible. The overall attitude here is "Let's take care of each other and get back to normal asap".
nuklearfish 1 year ago 11
@nuklearfish Im trying to say that i bet everyone is going through alot of stuff right now in Nashville so they might all feel bad and sad. But hey its good your all positive and helping each other. And i did read my last comment and it did sound like bad. Sorrry i forgot to take out "the"
chemino5 1 year ago
@chemino5 - Nashville feels proud of the way we all pulled together and have overcome this disaster, that is how we feel!
parrottrekfwiv 1 year ago
OFTCtv~ do you even live in Nashville? I do not think you have a clue what you are talking about. The claims you have made about Nashville being homophobic are ridiculous. So many people are out and live their lives openly and comfortably. With total support from family and friends... and community. Get your facts straight.
nashville1976 1 year ago
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@nashville1976 NASHVILLE NEED A T SHIRT ( NO SHOW OBAMA )
christmas254 1 year ago
@christmas254 Obama has approved aid for us. He was on the phone with the Governor within hours.
nuklearfish 1 year ago
@nuklearfish Yeah right! Actions speak a lot louder than words. What was it they said after New Orleans? Let's change a name or two.... "Obama hates white people!!!"
Paladine71 1 year ago
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@christmas254 All you give is talking points What a difference he could have made in just a fly over I still think a T shirt ( NO SHOW OBAMA ) would be good
christmas254 1 year ago
excuse me mr out of the closet i cant believe you would post such of a thing about nashville. i live about 20 miles from there and it is absolutely horrifying what happened there. in case you didnt know gay people are ALL OVER THE COUNTRY and jus because you are gay does not mean that you can say something like that about tennessee. you will be the one getting yours on judgement day asshole! and to everyone reading this from nashville god bless you and all of us. WE WILL OVERCOME THIS=]
laceanne89 1 year ago
What a Douche bag Mr. Out of the Closet! It takes a sad sorry human being to try to make a political statement out of such a horrible natural disaster! Really, Really! People lost homes and life during this! Really sad for you!
HOLYSMOKES07 1 year ago
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I love Nashville, but I wonder if God is judging Nashville for all of it's homophobia. Nashville creates more homophobia in this country than any single city. I pray God continues to show this great city mercy. I pray that all of Nashville sees that God loves all people. We are all sinners and will be judged for sinning. Even those who judge their neighbors instead of loving them. We pray Nashville will recover and stop judging the rest of us. This is why the media doesn't tell your story.
OutoftheClosetTV 1 year ago
@OutoftheClosetTV Booo
kthxapalooza 1 year ago 2
@OutoftheClosetTV Considering that the seven Noahide laws which are binding on all mankind since before the great flood of Noah's time, that one of the forbidden acts is homosexuality. If judgement about "homo" anything is the cause of the Nashville flood, then it's the cause not of homophobia, but homosexuality.
BetGimel 1 year ago
@OutoftheClosetTV Unbelievable what some people will post. I almost had two friends caught in the underwater parking lot that was I-24 where people died. Your asinine comments negate anything sympathetic about our great city. How dare you.
cfj23 1 year ago
Oh my I've been watching this on news channels I can find. My husband and I lived about a mile from Vandy It is amazing.
bbmcg1948 1 year ago
the effects of haarp is catastrophic from earthquakes to severe weather along with seasonal shifts its the ultimate weapon conspirocy theorist now claim this was the effect of russian haarp test in denmark and norway gone bad couple months ago and it may take years for the climate to change back to the way it was the atmosphere ionization was seen all over the world with utube and cnn and you know the theory says more is to come because the earth has shifted axis by 1 deg woe be to ye naysyers
ghostman3331 1 year ago
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Skandar0007 1 year ago
nice vid.. gotta love mother nature the ambient tune you have going in the back ground and the sound of the water go well
martymcfly1984 1 year ago
I don't know what's worse, the flood or the smell that's around nashville now.
SparkinNparkin 1 year ago
@SparkinNparkin The smell is pretty bad. Imagine your house and everything inside of it smelling like that
kthxapalooza 1 year ago
its hard to take in that this is where i live.smh
TheLexiboo101 1 year ago
wow thats alot of water. nice camera work, glad you are safe.
liberty167 1 year ago
incredible. flooding has got to be one of the worst natural disasters.
spinnernet1 1 year ago
crazy
nnaallaa1 1 year ago
You are all lucky but this is still horrable that this happened. I hope you are doing well. Thank you for taking the time to film this, this is intense, it is strang what heppened but we will get through it. k
RJL738 1 year ago
Have Questions? Need Answers? - visit public service org website at NashvilleFlood - kind of like Yahoo Answers. Public Service for Nashville / Middle Tennessee for those who have questions / answers about the flood. Also has a video blog segmented by geographic regions of Middle Tennessee.
nashvilleflood 1 year ago