It was never safe by the ocean only the rich are stupid enough to have homes that close to something that one day will be taken by nature. Just global warming speeds up the process a hurricane will come for it sooner or later.
Outerbanks is pretty Good about not letting people rebuild on ocean front property. I know this for a fact as the lot where I stayed over 20 years ago and the house was taken out by a hurricaine has not been developed. I was there last year still vacant land. Have physically seen the giant sand bags and home owners living in fear on the coast. Also saw in a community where whole houses were being relocated into a community that was being built futher inland from the water line as it was splashing right onto front doors of existing ocean front homes. I agree once a house is taken out by a narural disaster it is time for people to move away from it happening again. Not rebulid and then complain their insurance rates are high. I could not imagine why an insurance company is getting large payments to cover the insured's bad decision for the 2nd time in advance. Best to you! May you have a marvelous miraculous Monday!
@@comnandmentsdeadlysins People need to understand the ocean is a nice place to visit but you don't build a house next to it or your asking for a disaster, your just on borrowed time living there. Its Just like living at the bottom of a sleeping valcano or a dam.
@@The_DudesCool Funny! The average US IQ is not high enough for most people to critically think. The ocean is beautiful but on the days it goes into God/beast destruction mode I do not want to be in the middle of progress. Live in a city where people like to build on mountain sides not realizing that underneath the years/feet of soil there is a mountain face of shelf rock that when it rains enough over time becomes a slip n slide for homes. They keep sliding down the mountain. People are truely out of touch with the planet they live on. No man is in control and nature cares not about your life but recycling and reproducing once it is over. Have a Great day!
And my damn insurance will go up because people just keep INSISTING on living too close to the ocean. Every single one of those homes should be deemed uninsurable. I’m sick of paying for other people’s bullsh*tty greed.
I agree that it is stupidity to build houses on the shore, but check out the insurance companies’ profits. Crocodile tears for them. It’s price gouging.
They force insurance companies to insure these future liabilities. It's why your insurance is so expensive. Capitalism till the wealthy need a subsidy... Then it's socialism for the rich..
Well yes of course. The people who can afford to build a house on the shifting sands of a sand bar that washed up out of the ocean are well connected enough that the government officials who can send the bail out money just do it without question. Ain't that the truth?
I'm sorry. I fail to see what is good about my taxed being used to rebuild property on a sand bank every year, especially with climate change getting worse. Eventually the house won't just drift away into the Atlantic, it'll be a dozen of feet underwater just like the rest of the coast line.
Last time I looked at outer banks you could not get insurance depending where your house was. You had to self fund your insurance. I doubt this house was supplimented by any insurance company. You can look up the flood zones and insurance responsibilities. Most realtors have it on their website there.
@@chazman4461 Well technically it wasn't really a flood. And not an earthquake either. The ground (if you can call it that) just kinda disappeared and the house became a house boat. Yeah, I'd file for government assistance on that one! Help us poor bastards who are at the mercy of climate change!
I'm here for it. Maybe eventually humans will come to their senses and not build on sand banks. No other landcreature is stupid enough to do that, but humans.
owners rent these houses out to enough customers and for enough money during the beach season that they make way more off these properties than their physical value. It's not like soemone losing their lifelong home to a fire or tornado. The only loss is to the foolheardy insurance company who underwrote these castles made of sand (but even then some bean counter probably does a lot of risk/value analysis and charges heavy premiums).
@@07Flash11MRC No. We do not. Look up the areas. Everythign is zoned there. Zones near the beach you can not get insurance. So unless they are on an old policy it is not working that way. Plenty of reading on this.
It's wild how folks keep trying to fight nature like that. Beach houses seem so cool, but the ocean always wins in the end 🌊🏖️. I guess some lessons just gotta be learned the hard way! 😅
If you have enough money government will allow any stupid idea. Lining their pockets at the expense of other citizens whose insurance rates will also increase.
I read an article decades ago in National Geographic about how these islands are basically made of sand, and they actually shift towards the mainland as a natural process from wind & waves. In other words, anything built on them should be expected to be temporary...
I read that along timenago as well, think the island was Puerto Rico or something close. The sand from one end of the island gets pushed and collects at the other end so the island is basically moving
@@thomasjgour4678 No. It was about barrier islands. These are usually long & narrow sand islands off the eastern US seaboard.. stretching from Massachussetts all the way down to Florida.
was there. at that beach. yesterday. concrete everywhere, and there was wood in the water everywhere. it was absolutely crazy. we found a spot where the water and sand was pretty good. pools and stairs were destroyed, and concrete everywhere. crazy
It happens every time there is a big storm. Nothing new here. As long as Federal flood insurance exists people will build on the beach and then eventually see their house wash away. Then they will rebuild again.
Why be so damned stupid to build a home so close to the shoreline. That area is very unstable and prone to rough seas. Have engineers totally lost their minds in suggesting a build like that. Utter stupidity!!!
18- 20 homes had collapsed. from strong wind constantly blowing. Blowing away the sand. The mayor of Cape Hatteras has verified that. always windy and ocean always rough
Well, townships and counties allow the building right on the coastline beach. What do they think is going to happen? It is ludicrous. Mother Nature always wins.
I would feel bad, but if you have enough money to have a beachfront house, then you’re probably rich enough not to worry about affording another home (preferably not so close to the ocean)
Durr I want beach front Home! But I’ll do nothing to protect that beach from erosion. I won’t do anything that even third world countries do to defend seaside homes. Insurance will socialize my loss
Absolutely. It never should have been permitted to start building these houses. Now, ALL CLEAN UP operations should be covered by these homeowners' payments.
He said that if global warming was true it'd give him more land, not less land. He doesn't understand as things like icecaps melt it will create more water not less, putting more land under water, not less land under water. This can already be seen in many areas, but for the US, I know it's happening in CA. I don't know how old these homes are, it appears to be happening in in FL as well? 🙀😿
@@nchnch5791 what are you all going to say when "the future" arrives and none of that shit you've been swallowing comes true? Seriously. Will you apologize to the "climate deniers" ?
In this case it’s not even sea level necessarily. They built on sand bars. Which are meant to shift and reshape. Talking to the National Park ranger about this was wild!
Hey that’s called a house boat. 😂😂😂 there goes my insurance costs. Thanks. Build away from the beaches folks. 😂😂😂it rains every year we get storms every year, do we ever learn? No
How people persist in trying to battle nature in that way is absurd. Although beach houses seem really cool, in the end the ocean usually comes out on top ���. Some things, I suppose, must be discovered the hard way!
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Can someone explain to DJT that rising seas don't create more beachfront properties? Quit rebuilding in these areas and driving up the costs of everyone else's property insurance
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no rebuilding. that should prove it is totally unsafe to have houses there.
It was never safe by the ocean only the rich are stupid enough to have homes that close to something that one day will be taken by nature. Just global warming speeds up the process a hurricane will come for it sooner or later.
Outerbanks is pretty Good about not letting people rebuild on ocean front property. I know this for a fact as the lot where I stayed over 20 years ago and the house was taken out by a hurricaine has not been developed. I was there last year still vacant land. Have physically seen the giant sand bags and home owners living in fear on the coast. Also saw in a community where whole houses were being relocated into a community that was being built futher inland from the water line as it was splashing right onto front doors of existing ocean front homes. I agree once a house is taken out by a narural disaster it is time for people to move away from it happening again. Not rebulid and then complain their insurance rates are high. I could not imagine why an insurance company is getting large payments to cover the insured's bad decision for the 2nd time in advance. Best to you! May you have a marvelous miraculous Monday!
@@comnandmentsdeadlysins People need to understand the ocean is a nice place to visit but you don't build a house next to it or your asking for a disaster, your just on borrowed time living there. Its Just like living at the bottom of a sleeping valcano or a dam.
@@The_DudesCool Funny! The average US IQ is not high enough for most people to critically think. The ocean is beautiful but on the days it goes into God/beast destruction mode I do not want to be in the middle of progress. Live in a city where people like to build on mountain sides not realizing that underneath the years/feet of soil there is a mountain face of shelf rock that when it rains enough over time becomes a slip n slide for homes. They keep sliding down the mountain. People are truely out of touch with the planet they live on. No man is in control and nature cares not about your life but recycling and reproducing once it is over. Have a Great day!
🤔.. something about building your house upon the sand.
It's not a good idea to build a house on a beach. Yet people still do it. The stupidity is crazy
Money doesn't buy brains
Hmmm... I guess building your home on a sandbar isn't a good idea.
This has happened so very many times. When are people going to learn????
Never
Never, the egos and county tax dollars are more important. Idiotic.
And my damn insurance will go up because people just keep INSISTING on living too close to the ocean. Every single one of those homes should be deemed uninsurable. I’m sick of paying for other people’s bullsh*tty greed.
Agreed. So am I. Play stupid games, win stupid prices.
I agree that it is stupidity to build houses on the shore, but check out the insurance companies’ profits. Crocodile tears for them. It’s price gouging.
Flood plains too
They force insurance companies to insure these future liabilities. It's why your insurance is so expensive.
Capitalism till the wealthy need a subsidy... Then it's socialism for the rich..
@@07Flash11MRCIt's more like play stupid games and other people win the stupid prizes as well as you
The homeowner should have to pay for the cleanup as well.
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣Why would anyone even build there.
My God how could they ever have imagined this happening !!!???
😂😂😂
I just want Mother Nature to WIN.
No matter the cost.
Oh, we're not winning this fight.
She is always winning in the end. Dont worry.
Oh, she will…
@@oldmanjohnsonsfarm9715 Yup. We’re pretty much a grain of sand on the beach and Nature is the ocean.
Hell yes. These homes shouldn't have been allowed to be built to start. These home owners should now pay for ALL CLEAN UP operation
The good news is they have taxpayer funded insurance because no insurance company would be crazy enough to.
Well yes of course. The people who can afford to build a house on the shifting sands of a sand bar that washed up out of the ocean are well connected enough that the government officials who can send the bail out money just do it without question. Ain't that the truth?
I'm sorry. I fail to see what is good about my taxed being used to rebuild property on a sand bank every year, especially with climate change getting worse. Eventually the house won't just drift away into the Atlantic, it'll be a dozen of feet underwater just like the rest of the coast line.
You must own a home on a beach somewhere.
Last time I looked at outer banks you could not get insurance depending where your house was. You had to self fund your insurance. I doubt this house was supplimented by any insurance company. You can look up the flood zones and insurance responsibilities. Most realtors have it on their website there.
@@chazman4461 Well technically it wasn't really a flood. And not an earthquake either. The ground (if you can call it that) just kinda disappeared and the house became a house boat. Yeah, I'd file for government assistance on that one! Help us poor bastards who are at the mercy of climate change!
I pray that the Lord will prevent insurance from subsidizing and socializing the losses on these terrible placement choices
Insurance covering damages would not near socialism in any form but I’m with you on that one!
Nature reclaiming what is hers.
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I'm here for it. Maybe eventually humans will come to their senses and not build on sand banks. No other landcreature is stupid enough to do that, but humans.
@@07Flash11MRC The Native Americans didn’t do it, either.
Barrier islands are not fixed or permanent.
owners rent these houses out to enough customers and for enough money during the beach season that they make way more off these properties than their physical value. It's not like soemone losing their lifelong home to a fire or tornado. The only loss is to the foolheardy insurance company who underwrote these castles made of sand (but even then some bean counter probably does a lot of risk/value analysis and charges heavy premiums).
Humans making a mess constantly
And now with plans to go to Mars 😏
Umm who are you😂
Water is wet and this house will soon be very wet as well at the bottom of the Atlantic.
Was it Debbie or Ernesto???
You guys signed up for it you should have known the risk, nature doesn’t play favorites.
Unfortunately us responsible tax payers will have to pay the price and reward the owner's stupidity with yet another house.
@@07Flash11MRC No. We do not. Look up the areas. Everythign is zoned there. Zones near the beach you can not get insurance. So unless they are on an old policy it is not working that way. Plenty of reading on this.
Who is going to clean up the mess???
It's wild how folks keep trying to fight nature like that. Beach houses seem so cool, but the ocean always wins in the end 🌊🏖️. I guess some lessons just gotta be learned the hard way! 😅
And castles made on sand, melt into the sea eventually.
Rand Paul is right. Flood insurance should only be available on primary residences.
I would have simply built a sand castle and RULED THE SANDS! 😆 Seriously now, WHO OK'D THESE BUILDS?🤔
If you have enough money government will allow any stupid idea. Lining their pockets at the expense of other citizens whose insurance rates will also increase.
@@DJ-hf1zo
It was a rhetorical question. I wasn't born 3 days ago.😆🤣
Those who collect property taxes on "waterfront" homes !
I read an article decades ago in National Geographic about how these islands are basically made of sand, and they actually shift towards the mainland as a natural process from wind & waves. In other words, anything built on them should be expected to be temporary...
I read that along timenago as well, think the island was Puerto Rico or something close. The sand from one end of the island gets pushed and collects at the other end so the island is basically moving
@@thomasjgour4678 No. It was about barrier islands. These are usually long & narrow sand islands off the eastern US seaboard.. stretching from Massachussetts all the way down to Florida.
was there. at that beach. yesterday. concrete everywhere, and there was wood in the water everywhere. it was absolutely crazy. we found a spot where the water and sand was pretty good. pools and stairs were destroyed, and concrete everywhere. crazy
that was a super idea to build your house on a shifting sand spit. Brainiacs
It's a great idea when you plan to commit insurance fraud, which is what this is. The owner will be rewarded for it via our tax payer money.
This is why I will never buy a beach house, regardless of how badly I want one. 😞
I won’t buy one because I’m broke.
Scary foresight you possess.
Well the taxes suck for sure, but it is nice having an ocean breeze and less humidity
@@freedom3594 I understand that feeling. I just drive by and admire those million dollar houses and say, how much is their insurance?
And to make things worse these aren’t just beach houses. They’re sandbar homes!
The indigenous people of America knew not to build so close to the water.. 😒
Those land and homes are underperforming. Do they get discounted land or property taxes after the storm?
So...show the damn houses collapsing instead of the blabbering.
That pic looks waaay too close to the water, who would insure that inevitable destruction
Beaches are so much fun when glass, nails, steel litter the beaches from homes washed away. Yep, surfs up
This has been happening there for forever.
We are staying at Corolla I hope they didn’t have septic problems.
Oh, I love the Outer Banks!🏖🐎🌞🐚⛵️
This has been Outer Banks living for over a CENTURY. And now its "NEWS"? 😂
They need to push narratives so yes now it's in the news
It happens every time there is a big storm. Nothing new here. As long as Federal flood insurance exists people will build on the beach and then eventually see their house wash away. Then they will rebuild again.
They already knew it wasn't safe to build there. The environment is always paying for the rich and their selfish ways.
Why be so damned stupid to build a home so close to the shoreline. That area is very unstable and prone to rough seas. Have engineers totally lost their minds in suggesting a build like that. Utter stupidity!!!
It's all about the money of course. If you can afford to build there, you'll be able to find somebody that will say it's a good idea.
I was thinking the same thing. I’ve never seen houses so close to the water. I wonder how deep their foundation footings go.
60 years ago that land wasn’t worth much because of those reasons.
This is an insurance fraud scheme. Watch the owner be rewarded with more of our tax dollars.
The island was 3 to 4 times wider when most of these homes were built.
18- 20 homes had collapsed. from strong wind constantly blowing. Blowing away the sand. The mayor of Cape Hatteras has verified that. always windy and ocean always rough
Well, townships and counties allow the building right on the coastline beach. What do they think is going to happen? It is ludicrous.
Mother Nature always wins.
Who is responsible for tidying up the mess?
If you build a few feet from the OCEAN this should never happen. No wonder everyone’s insurance rates go up! Let’s have the government investigate!
I would feel bad, but if you have enough money to have a beachfront house, then you’re probably rich enough not to worry about affording another home (preferably not so close to the ocean)
How will we watch outer Banks season 4😮
Durr I want beach front Home! But I’ll do nothing to protect that beach from erosion. I won’t do anything that even third world countries do to defend seaside homes. Insurance will socialize my loss
If the government did something to protect the beach from erosion, then that would be socialism.
Did she just fact check the teleprompt?
surprise surprise.... SURPRISE SURPRISE
People don’t learn from all the storms if you’re by the water it’s only time before it’s going out to sea
Absolutely. It never should have been permitted to start building these houses. Now, ALL CLEAN UP operations should be covered by these homeowners' payments.
That photo appears waaay too close to the ocean, who would assure that certain devastation
Why don't they build beach breaks?
They did put the rising sea levels took it out like it was a play toy
Millions of dollars in dredging comes out of tax payers and not insurance companies
@@kfallstidi
"Rising sea levels" you mean waves
@kfallstidi Nonsense!
Obama was so worried about rising Sea Levels, he bought two beach houses 😂
@malley4747 if you build beach breaks, you can avoid most sand dredging. 😀
I so agree !🤔😂🤣 WHY would you build, or buy there !?!?!?
Because you enjoy the beach for years and then when your house washes away flood insurance reimburses you. Why not build there?
@@99somerville so THATS why everyone’s insurance is so expensive 🤔. We ALL have to pay for really stupid decisions!
@@ReneeHorth Absolutely. If flood insurance was no longer available then no one would build there and take the risk.
Didn't some book or something have a thing about building on sand?
Instant Houseboats ? 😏
I wonder if American taxpayers had to pay for all of this. The government sells “Beachfront Property Insurance” to rich people.
The ocean shore is one place I’ll never want to build a house.
Humans living where they shouldn't...nothing new
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It’s almost like building houses next to one of the most destructive natural forces we know was a bad idea…..
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What was it Trump said about climate change and beach front properties?
I think he said it was a hoax. Anything he doesn't want to believe is a hoax.
You're who I was looking for! I knew someone would say it so I wouldn't have to! 😹😹
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Yup. I remember before we caused climate change we lived in a world free from hurricanes and waves.
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He said that if global warming was true it'd give him more land, not less land.
He doesn't understand as things like icecaps melt it will create more water not less, putting more land under water, not less land under water.
This can already be seen in many areas, but for the US, I know it's happening in CA. I don't know how old these homes are, it appears to be happening in in FL as well? 🙀😿
@@nchnch5791 what are you all going to say when "the future" arrives and none of that shit you've been swallowing comes true?
Seriously. Will you apologize to the "climate deniers" ?
good idea
💁🏼bummer.
Rent don’t buy on the beach. Common sense.
"Castles made of sand fall into the sea eventually" Jimi Hendrix
Next up, people building a home on the side of an active volcano and complaining about the heat.
Who would guarantee that certain disaster in a picture that appears way too close to the water?
Nice to visit, but wouldn't want to live there.
Dint worry, the peopy who built safely inland will subsidize your insurance....
Its unsafe to build on sand? Holy shit. Who'd have guessed.
I ask the Lord to stop insurance companies from socializing and covering the damages from these poor placement decisions.
For more than a century, the Outer Banks have lived like this. And it's "NEWS" now?
They had a good run.
Not feeling sorry for the home owners. The warnings of sea level rise goes back decades. Choose to ignore them at your peril.
In this case it’s not even sea level necessarily. They built on sand bars. Which are meant to shift and reshape. Talking to the National Park ranger about this was wild!
nah i'll move to colorado instead, i'll be safe there
They built or bought there. They knew the risks. Boo Freakin Hoo.
😅😅
Now they can live in the Waters 😅
Nobody saw that coming
I did 10 feet from the beach
Now it's a house boat
Happens every year, nothing new
QUICK! Send bags of our tax money there to rebuild in the same place.
Judgement
So stupid to build there
They no smart like me
Hey that’s called a house boat. 😂😂😂 there goes my insurance costs. Thanks. Build away from the beaches folks. 😂😂😂it rains every year we get storms every year, do we ever learn? No
Go ahead and keep building on sand and marshlands. See what happens!
Oh no billionaire homes 😂
How people persist in trying to battle nature in that way is absurd. Although beach houses seem really cool, in the end the ocean usually comes out on top ���. Some things, I suppose, must be discovered the hard way!
Building your house on a shifting sand spit was a brilliant idea. Mentalists
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Can someone explain to DJT that rising seas don't create more beachfront properties? Quit rebuilding in these areas and driving up the costs of everyone else's property insurance
Seas are not rising though genious
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Build back BETTER 😂
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Cheap land for sale 😂
Ask Trumps Project 2025 theres no such thing as climate change
If you didn't hear Trump a few days ago he told the crowd that the ocean is going to rise 1/8 of an inch over the next 400 years
It's called hurricane storm surge, it's been happening to coastal property for a long time, build next to an ocean your gonna learn or not 😂
In his own words “more beach front property “
what in the world does trump have to do with a house falling into the ocean? ever hear of a hurricane?? wow!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Project 2025 is put out by the Heritage foundation. Trump has nothing to do it. So you are either LYING or you are ignorant? Which is it?
Get used to it climate change deniers.
Oh don't worry Trump said the ocean would rise 1/8 of an inch over 400 years LOL I would sell this property so fast your head would spin
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