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You can't simply stand back up power poles like they were Christmas trees. So you are correct.
Hurricanes are very well known. Protections are well known. People who refuse to self protect are always in added danger.
Brownie did a **** job! People from Louisiana and Mississippi will not hesitate to tell you that. If I am not mistaken it was Louisiana where the first t-shirts were made that said: FEMA - Fix Everything My Ass.
Y'all been through a bunch of big hurricanes up there in Idaho?
Here is the naked truth, if you haven't lived in hurricane country a few years and haven't experienced hurricane season after hurricane season and hurricane threat after threat, and hurricane damage and relief and lack thereof, you really don't know what any of it is like.
Living in Idaho you might have a blizzard experience. I have none. I lived in Omaha for a year and a half during the old heavy snow years and I used to travel to Chicago for business long ago and got snowed in once or twice, but none of that can compare to the experience of living in the cold frozen north year after year. None of that experience means I understand life in blizzard conditions. I don't.
There are many, many, good and logical reasons why most long time residents in hurricane country do what they do and don't do what they don't do.