Two Floods, Two Peoples?

In an effort to stir up some controversy and get some interesting replies on this forum it has been brought to my attention that there are occurrences in the country right now that may be seen as very prejudiced against the white man.  We do not endorse any personal opinions but here is what people have been writing to us about.

There appears to be some discrepancy in the way the great flooding in Iowa is being dealt with as opposed to the past great flooding in New Orleans.  It is true that the New Orleans flood probably displaced more people than the Iowa and mid-west floods, but as well the two floods displaced different types of people. In Iowa the affected were mostly middle class white families.  In New Orleans the displaced were mostly low income minority families.  In both cases people lives were ruined, money lost and assets permanently lost, as well as past memories.  In both cases lives will have to be reconstructed, money borrowed and kids re-clothed and fed.  In both cases, some families lost everything, perhaps forever.

The apparent difference, we are told, is how the media and celebrities have treated each devastating flood and how the people in the flood, themselves, reacted.

Here in particular is what someone sent us:

Another person sent us this opinion about the floods and celebrities:

These opinions are from confused readers of Land-of-Confusion and are not to be implied as our opinions.  We simply report on confusion taking place in the world.