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I hadn't realized we were holding a Bible study these last few pages.
Tho shall treat Californians as thy treats a parasite. Foul creatures which must be purged by fire. - John 13:67

Lo and behold me. I am Hollywood! Said the Jew. And much foreskin and money was taken. - Shemp 21:22

Ahhhh!!! It burns!! Aaarrggghh!! My scrotum is on fire!!! Ahhhhh!!!!- Jose 15:32
 
What in the actual fuck is wrong with these people? Their city is on fire, people are dead, they are doing an objectively bad job, and the chief is like, "We should come together and be thankful for all our shit first responders. They are failing to fight this fire but you should still be so thankful to have us."
I’ve lived in the area my entire life. This is literally how every fire press conference was. Hell, I had to evacuate in November because of a fire. This is just how this state goes
 
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I have evacuated Los Angeles and am safe.

While the Palisades fire represents the visualisation of the disaster, I am actually more concerned about the Eaton fire in Altadena. All of the confirmed deaths have come from this area so far. While the Pacific Palisades is a wealthy neighborhood home to many celebrities, Altadena was until recently a true working class neighborhood. Since housing prices increased rapidly in the Pasadena area, Altadena has become more affluent. However it still has a strong blue collar sensibility and old west atmosphere. Being unincorporated, its infrastructure is underdeveloped and not equipped for this kind of fire, and I have no doubt in my mind that the county is focusing more on the Palisades fire for optics.

Anchor: “Despite what you may have heard from Caruso, no firefighters have told us that they are running out of water.

Reporter on the ground: “Firefighters have told me they have no water.”


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KTTV (Fox 11) is the most liberal of the TV networks here. I can’t even watch it. I prefer KNBC and KTLA.
 
Tho shall treat Californians as thy treats a parasite. Foul creatures which must be purged by fire. - John 13:67

Lo and behold me. I am Hollywood! Said the Jew. And much foreskin and money was taken. - Shemp 21:22

Ahhhh!!! It burns!! Aaarrggghh!! My scrotum is on fire!!! Ahhhhh!!!!- Jose 15:32
"I deserve to be blown first, before the fucking jacuzzi. I'll burn the damn house down, but blow me first!" - Melvin 14:88
 
I have evacuated Los Angeles and am safe.

While the Palisades fire represents the visualisation of the disaster, I am actually more concerned about the Eaton fire in Altadena. All of the confirmed deaths have come from this area so far. While the Pacific Palisades is a wealthy neighborhood home to many celebrities, Altadena was until recently a true working class neighborhood. Since housing prices increased rapidly in the Pasadena area, Altadena has become more affluent. However it still has a strong blue collar sensibility and old west atmosphere. Being unincorporated, its infrastructure is underdeveloped and not equipped for this kind of fire, and I have no doubt in my mind that the county is focusing more on the Palisades fire for optics.


KTTV (Fox 11) is the most liberal of the TV networks here. I can’t even watch it. I prefer KNBC and KTLA.
Thanks for checking in. Hope things can return to normalcy for you soon.
 
I heard different theory about how it started. I assume most likely it is dry weather related. But I've heard people may have started some of it and deliberately set stuff (what that is im unsure) that would make it much more difficult to contain.
Massive fires can be caused by anything, as I recall, one was started by sunlight lensing through water droplets in a discarded plastic water bottle.

The modern thinking(50 years) most States use is that fire is inevitable, and ecologically necessary. They then respond in a variety of ways, such as harvesting trees in batches, removing the soon to be dead wood, combined with scheduled burns when conditions are best to manage spread.

Then there's California. "Trees gud, fire bad!"
 
>LA puts less money into fire fighting preparedness
>Puts over a billion into fighting homelessness
>More homeless than ever
>No water reservoirs, no fire preparedness done
>lets flammable brush build up because muh environment
>don't arrest any criminals or lock up crazies
>Mayor fucks off to Africa to give money to Africans
>Hobos start fires in the brush
>LA goes on fire with no way to stop it

Now, are they just retarded or did they actually intend it all to burn down?
California officials are extremely retarded. part of me hopes to people wake up from this but they never do
 
While the Palisades fire represents the visualisation of the disaster, I am actually more concerned about the Eaton fire in Altadena. All of the confirmed deaths have come from this area so far.
Being unincorporated, its infrastructure is underdeveloped and not equipped for this kind of fire, and I have no doubt in my mind that the county is focusing more on the Palisades fire for optics.
It's been impossible to find any information about the Eaton Fire. I noted this earlier but the numbers haven't been updated, map hasn't changed for a substantially longer time than the other fires. No images or news.
 
I think it's more about the California arrogance claiming they're the bestest at environmentalism, and social organization, while sneering at the hicks that actually go out in the woods, and manage the environment.
They have been told by multiple people including fucking Trump, to actually manage the woods, then they turned around and acted like smug retards with the journos saying "look look trump wants us to rake the forest he's such a retard"

I have no empathy, and especially no sympathy for californians
 
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