BTW, that comment about the last hurricane being years ago plays two ways.
One, many insurers left as their surplus (read profits) were drying up. Many are still building their "reserves" even after all those payouts.
Two, we're overdue. That won't exactly lure insurance agencies back when their actuaries start telling them the chances are almost 100% and a huge payout after collecting a very short amount of premiums is almost certain won't exactly lure them back either.
I'll say it again since you might have missed it in the last post:
What you are asking to do is what you normally describe as socialism or over reaching by the government. Get over and admit to the hypocrisy and I might give a damn that you can't find insurance.
One, many insurers left as their surplus (read profits) were drying up. Many are still building their "reserves" even after all those payouts.
Two, we're overdue. That won't exactly lure insurance agencies back when their actuaries start telling them the chances are almost 100% and a huge payout after collecting a very short amount of premiums is almost certain won't exactly lure them back either.
I'll say it again since you might have missed it in the last post:
What you are asking to do is what you normally describe as socialism or over reaching by the government. Get over and admit to the hypocrisy and I might give a damn that you can't find insurance.