As punishing wind & rain from Hurricane Irma approach landfall, Florida officials have urged residents to evacuate dangerous lower income brackets. One in Talahassee ,who declined to be identified.
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He went on to say that, while no one could be forcibly evacuated, those electing to remain in a lower income bracket should not expect to receive help anytime soon, and that northbound business class seats were still available at local airports.
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“Given the extent of the potential destruction, we urge anyone in the path of the storm to make their way to higher median incomes immediately
Residents should resist any urge to wait out the dangerous weather below the poverty line and proceed directly to a higher tax bracket. We know from experience that in hazardous conditions like these, the safest place to be is at least four or five times wealthier than you are now. This is no time to take risks—please, leave right now, and make your way to the upper-middle class if at all possible.”
He went on to say that, while no one could be forcibly evacuated, those electing to remain in a lower income bracket should not expect to receive help anytime soon, and that northbound business class seats were still available at local airports.
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