Who had Bali Volcano in June?

[sirhrmechanic]

https://www.reuters.com/business/environment/many-flights-indonesias-bali-cancelled-after-volcano-eruption-2025-06-18/

Man, sure looks like an environmentally-sound volcano eruption.

Sirr

 

[BLEE]

It's not "man-made" pollution, so it doesn't count. It's all natural, so it must be good, right?

 

[Gunfighter14e2]

https://www.reuters.com/business/environment/many-flights-indonesias-bali-cancelled-after-volcano-eruption-2025-06-18/

Man, sure looks like an environmentally-sound volcano eruption.

Sirr

I thought they were good & helped this rock grow in size, which would lower the percentage of man made pollution per square mile? Or is that logic flawed, because it did not come from Harvard?

 

[Hecouldgoalltheway]

It's like hurricanes hitting the coast. They knew that thing was there, and someday there would be hell to pay. Now they will cry for international aid and the US will send them a few $B to ease their suffering. It's a cash machine for their government.

And just like people who live on the Atlantic coast who get their homes destroyed by a hurricane, nobody owes you anything. You chose to live there, you knew that inevitably you'd get wiped out by one, so don't start crying about aid when it happens. You could move inland today and eliminate any chance for it to happen. Just like living in the shadow of a volcano or in or near a major crime filled city. You knew the risks and you stayed, now suck it up.

 

[lash]

It's like hurricanes hitting the coast. They knew that thing was there, and someday there would be hell to pay. Now they will cry for international aid and the US will send them a few $B to ease their suffering. It's a cash machine for their government.

And just like people who live on the Atlantic coast who get their homes destroyed by a hurricane, nobody owes you anything. You chose to live there, you knew that inevitably you'd get wiped out by one, so don't start crying about aid when it happens. You could move inland today and eliminate any chance for it to happen. Just like living in the shadow of a volcano or in or near a major crime filled city. You knew the risks and you stayed, now suck it up.

That’s alright. The majority of those living on the actual coastline bought those homes with cash and don’t insure them anyway. They just collect the government funds when it’s their time. It’s a huge scam that is foisted on every other non-rich Floridian who pays a big tax on their insurance to cover them. Seems fair…

 

[P-Squared]

It looks mostly peaceful to me.

 

[Keith E.]

It's like hurricanes hitting the coast. They knew that thing was there, and someday there would be hell to pay. Now they will cry for international aid and the US will send them a few $B to ease their suffering. It's a cash machine for their government.

And just like people who live on the Atlantic coast who get their homes destroyed by a hurricane, nobody owes you anything. You chose to live there, you knew that inevitably you'd get wiped out by one, so don't start crying about aid when it happens. You could move inland today and eliminate any chance for it to happen. Just like living in the shadow of a volcano or in or near a major crime filled city. You knew the risks and you stayed, now suck it up.

Well, akshually, we have hurricanes across our entire state. We're equal opportunity like that.

Keith

 

[Atomic_Lobster]

Need to throw more dummycrats in next time

 

[Im2bent]

Wonder what Bali's carbon tax bill will be. And where's the afs baby.