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Why should people be allowed to rebuild in areas hit by Natural Disasters?

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If you are going to relocate them, who will compensate them for the land they have lost that they owned in the dangerous area?
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Amazingly, it's still a free country in certainly limited ways. While in most cases taking risks has been outlawed by consumerists, there are still some areas where you can still take a risk.
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they can rebuild smarter with current technology
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I live in FL and I have a cinder block house and have only had to rebuild my roof... as far as those who build on the sand... and FEMA helps... THAT is a no no ... the rest of us pay insurance, THEY need to pay some too... but they cant because no one will insure something that is GUARANTEED to flush away during a storm.

I have lived here 16 years and it never fails to amaze me.
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well, they are retarded, but in places like florida, they can accually make homes hurrican proof, there is just a little thing called money.
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Um....a natural disaster can happen anywhere.
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Because this is a free country by definition...many times it is because it is where they are born so they have a strong connection to the place.
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