>why don't you live in Murica, user? It's fun!!
Why don't you live in Murica, user? It's fun!!
Easton Bennett
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Grayson Richardson
A misleading map. I lived in New Hampshire for 17 years and we had 1 tornado and 0 earthquakes. Lived in New York for the last 7 and we've had 1 earthquake that was actually in Virginia.
Nathaniel Hill
according to that map, Detroit is the safest place in America
Carter Ramirez
Michigan confirmed for safest state in the entire country.
Nathan Adams
Earthquakes aren't too bad. Most of them are small. Building are made to withstand shaking. The only thing that sucks is you can't predict them.
t. californian
Angel Gomez
They should add "niggers" to the list of disasters.
Christopher Cooper
Detroit would be okay if it was Canadian clay.
Owen Taylor
looks like simcity
Michael Hughes
>my anecdotes are representative of the whole
Brody Scott
kek, you're right
Anthony Robinson
Is detroit really that tiny?? Thats a fucking town
Dominic Torres
Why this city seem big and small at the same time?
Isaiah Sullivan
There used to be tons of factories and twice as many people in Detroit.
Aiden Rogers
What's the best state in burgerland?
Henry Campbell
Michigan reporting in. We have absolutely no problem with natural disasters. The worst we ever get is really cold winters.
Hudson Parker
Detroit is ground-zero for post-industrial collapse. They took the loss of American manufacturing and the decline of the auto industry harder than any other. The city is a shell of what it used to be.
What you're seeing there is the foundation without any of the filling, a great number of buildings were abandoned or demolished.
Evan Cooper
california
Angel Martin
done
Matthew Lee
Live in east CA and we've just about never had an earthquake here, and the last flood was fucking 1996 or something
Christopher Jones
Probably Colorado or Oregon. Depends on your taste I guess.
Brayden Morales
Where are the wildfires?
Anthony Johnson
Throw Maine in there too desu
Michael Kelly
Where? House burn down yet?
Ethan Parker
Surely New England has a better showing than Maine. Like Vermont or something.
Cooper Rodriguez
foothills up north
never had a fire that close to me, its usually up in the mountains from dry lightning or farther up towards oregon
Grayson Mitchell
I live in San Diego and I remember like 10 years ago the fires were so bad doctors were recommending everyone stay inside due to the ash fallout.
Grayson Long
SoDak, Our last flood was in the late 60s. Sure our weather can be bipolar but it honestly isn't a problem if you aren't a pussy that can't handle a few feet of snow every few years.
Jayden Mitchell
Didn't know that hurricane risk can reach that north tbhbbb
Grayson Edwards
I live in Michigan and I'll tell you what. Tornados are uncommon in this state, and earthquakes rarely happen.
Aiden Torres
Live in hurricane country. My home is built to withstand flooding (where the real damage from hurricanes happens) so the only inconvenience is that I can't go outside and maybe the power goes out sometime. Pretty comfy desu.
Sebastian Hughes
Nobody lives in Tornado land and floods are (usually) dealt with well.
Earthquakes don't tend to be an issue but occasionally we get a big one that fucks up everything. The real trouble are honestly hurricanes. They happen frequently and severely enough to put a damper on your good times. I know plenty of people who've had their houses partially destroyed and been without power for weeks because of those things.
Jaxon Bennett
tfw euros will never know what its like to have entire tv channels dedicated to domestic weather disasters
Dylan Wright
>nobody lives in the tornafo area
This. Oklahoma, Iowa, Kansas, Nebraska, those states are fucking empty.
Best I guess Colorado. Safest, UP Michigan.