Anonymous wrote:How are Republicans so heartless and unprincipled? They’re a true embarrassment to humanity.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:LA Fire Chief reporting they still have 100 fire trucks out of order.
Yet their Democrat politicians slashed the budget, so the entire fire department has been grossly under funded and understaffed for years and years.
Sheer evil. Shame on Democrats.
Shame on Trump and MAGA morons for politicizing this disaster. Every time we think you can't go lower, you do. You are truly disgusting people. Right now the focus should be on helping people. Accounting comes after. And no one will trust you guys to do anything in an honest way. You are incapable of honesty.
I don't think the 100,000 people asking for Bass' resignation are mostly Republicans. They are Californians who want HONEST answers.
How did CA Democrat voters not know Karen Bass is a proud Communist?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Fascinating video on recent history of how Californians prioritized agriculture over people for water rights, built reservoirs in kern county now owned by billionaires who sell California their own water back.
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=4B19qb1Az94
Thank you for this excellent clip.
It exposes everything.
No problem.
I think the one thing most of us non elites can agree on is things like like this - where the super rich in this case are causing just the normal rich, upper middle class and middle income and lower income to get burned.
Literally.
If people could just understand this in the context of politics and how the wealthy elites control our rotten two political parties, we could make some progress.
I honestly believe that occupy wall street scared the powers in charge, and they shifted to making everything about race vs class so as to effectively divide everyone.
Whether it was intentional or not, the reality is we have devolved to a dysfunctional society due to an extreme division based on political ideology fueled by a negative narrative-cum-code of ethics tied to race.
This is disturbing on many levels—particularly since the real issue/great divider is money.
Socioeconomics trump race. Always have, always will.
If people would turn off cable news and boycott GOP and Dem candidates for one election cycle, most of these political problems would go away.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Fascinating video on recent history of how Californians prioritized agriculture over people for water rights, built reservoirs in kern county now owned by billionaires who sell California their own water back.
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=4B19qb1Az94
Thank you for this excellent clip.
It exposes everything.
No problem.
I think the one thing most of us non elites can agree on is things like like this - where the super rich in this case are causing just the normal rich, upper middle class and middle income and lower income to get burned.
Literally.
If people could just understand this in the context of politics and how the wealthy elites control our rotten two political parties, we could make some progress.
I honestly believe that occupy wall street scared the powers in charge, and they shifted to making everything about race vs class so as to effectively divide everyone.
Whether it was intentional or not, the reality is we have devolved to a dysfunctional society due to an extreme division based on political ideology fueled by a negative narrative-cum-code of ethics tied to race.
This is disturbing on many levels—particularly since the real issue/great divider is money.
Socioeconomics trump race. Always have, always will.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Fascinating video on recent history of how Californians prioritized agriculture over people for water rights, built reservoirs in kern county now owned by billionaires who sell California their own water back.
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=4B19qb1Az94
Thank you for this excellent clip.
It exposes everything.
No problem.
I think the one thing most of us non elites can agree on is things like like this - where the super rich in this case are causing just the normal rich, upper middle class and middle income and lower income to get burned.
Literally.
If people could just understand this in the context of politics and how the wealthy elites control our rotten two political parties, we could make some progress.
I honestly believe that occupy wall street scared the powers in charge, and they shifted to making everything about race vs class so as to effectively divide everyone.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Fascinating video on recent history of how Californians prioritized agriculture over people for water rights, built reservoirs in kern county now owned by billionaires who sell California their own water back.
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=4B19qb1Az94
Thank you for this excellent clip.
It exposes everything.
No problem.
I think the one thing most of us non elites can agree on is things like like this - where the super rich in this case are causing just the normal rich, upper middle class and middle income and lower income to get burned.
Literally.
If people could just understand this in the context of politics and how the wealthy elites control our rotten two political parties, we could make some progress.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:The MAGAs politicizing this tragedy are truly disgusting. Why do you hate your fellow countrymen so much just because they vote for democrats?
Agree. As a democrat who grew up in North Carolina, the country really came together in empathy for those who lost homes and businesses. It's very sad to know that apparently the only real Americans are those who live in red states. Those in blue states don't merit our compassion.
Posters have been endlessly posting that California has the fifth highest GDP in the world which begs the question why were state and local budges so stretched that they could not accommodate battling the uptick in crime as well as the uptick in fires. It's like the rich uncle at Thanksgiving tries to borrow $2,000 from the relative who was hurt in an industrial accident and lives on SSI.
Answer: The State of California has to carry the dead weight in so many red states who are “net takers” from our treasury.
So yes, California kicks your state’s ass from one side of the room to the other in every conceivable economic measure, but doesn’t enjoy the benefit of calling upon that war chest in an emergency - ‘cuz they already wasted it on you.
You’re welcome, deadbeat.
Huh?
Individuals/companies pay federal tax. We all pay the same no matter what state you live in. States tax at different rates.
We get it - you don’t understand how California can be both (1) the 5th largest economy in the world, and (2) lacking in sufficient funding because that 5th largest economy in the world is burdened by having to cover the shortfall of red states who cannot carry their own water.
Not going to waste additional time explaining the balance of tax payments …
Yeah. Show me in the California budget where they pay federal taxes.
Income, business and excise taxes. Selling land and park admission sure. The states do not write checks to the federal government. How did you get out of 6th grade? Do your parents know you are still awake?
Did you know that the people who comprise the state, whose cumulative production led to that 5th best economy stat, pay federal income taxes?!?!
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Fascinating video on recent history of how Californians prioritized agriculture over people for water rights, built reservoirs in kern county now owned by billionaires who sell California their own water back.
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=4B19qb1Az94
Thank you for this excellent clip.
It exposes everything.
No problem.
I think the one thing most of us non elites can agree on is things like like this - where the super rich in this case are causing just the normal rich, upper middle class and middle income and lower income to get burned.
Literally.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Fascinating video on recent history of how Californians prioritized agriculture over people for water rights, built reservoirs in kern county now owned by billionaires who sell California their own water back.
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=4B19qb1Az94
Thank you for this excellent clip.
It exposes everything.
Anonymous wrote:Fascinating video on recent history of how Californians prioritized agriculture over people for water rights, built reservoirs in kern county now owned by billionaires who sell California their own water back.
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=4B19qb1Az94
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:They got rid of them sadly. There has been a lot of change in last ten years. No new efforts to fight the modern fire with the knowledge we have to track when these fires can and will happen. Moving forward Democrats need to move on some issues. There has to be organized burns and fire stops etc. There also needs to be focusing first on people and then conservation. People first. It may not be perfect but what has just happened cannot happen again. I actually think the fire chief is well qualified and she needs to have the resources to get everything done. With the caveat that she is in favor of hiring back the firefighters and collecting brush and finding a plan to work with the water department. If the focus on just CYA then nothing will improve.
California environmentalists blocked much of the brush clearing, fire stops, and many other preventative measures which could have reduced the impact and saved lives here.
Why do Democrats support this insanity?
I think that’s considered a “plus” in Dem circles.Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:LA Fire Chief reporting they still have 100 fire trucks out of order.
Yet their Democrat politicians slashed the budget, so the entire fire department has been grossly under funded and understaffed for years and years.
Sheer evil. Shame on Democrats.
Shame on Trump and MAGA morons for politicizing this disaster. Every time we think you can't go lower, you do. You are truly disgusting people. Right now the focus should be on helping people. Accounting comes after. And no one will trust you guys to do anything in an honest way. You are incapable of honesty.
I don't think the 100,000 people asking for Bass' resignation are mostly Republicans. They are Californians who want HONEST answers.
How did CA Democrat voters not know Karen Bass is a proud Communist?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:They got rid of them sadly. There has been a lot of change in last ten years. No new efforts to fight the modern fire with the knowledge we have to track when these fires can and will happen. Moving forward Democrats need to move on some issues. There has to be organized burns and fire stops etc. There also needs to be focusing first on people and then conservation. People first. It may not be perfect but what has just happened cannot happen again. I actually think the fire chief is well qualified and she needs to have the resources to get everything done. With the caveat that she is in favor of hiring back the firefighters and collecting brush and finding a plan to work with the water department. If the focus on just CYA then nothing will improve.
California environmentalists blocked much of the brush clearing, fire stops, and many other preventative measures which could have reduced the impact and saved lives here.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:LA Fire Chief reporting they still have 100 fire trucks out of order.
Yet their Democrat politicians slashed the budget, so the entire fire department has been grossly under funded and understaffed for years and years.
Sheer evil. Shame on Democrats.
Shame on Trump and MAGA morons for politicizing this disaster. Every time we think you can't go lower, you do. You are truly disgusting people. Right now the focus should be on helping people. Accounting comes after. And no one will trust you guys to do anything in an honest way. You are incapable of honesty.
I don't think the 100,000 people asking for Bass' resignation are mostly Republicans. They are Californians who want HONEST answers.