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From what I understand, the catastrophic fires are blamed on high wind events. Same thing as when Paradise and Santa Rosa burned. That responsibility was placed on the energy companies and the cost of retrofitting was passed on to the consumers. Ask me how I know. Bet the same will be repeated down in SoCal. I don't think that the governing bodies, of anywhere, will ever pay for anything other than self-interests, "backed" by their constituents, with taxpayer money. While I agree for the most part about asinine policies, there are a few good ones sprinkled in there and I would rather not see our coffers drained. We all put a lot of money into that shlt; there are a few programs that actually help people that I don't mind paying into.

Made this with the fam.

Is it illegal for Malibu CA beachfront property owners to pump ocean water into firehoses to fight fires? Maybe I'm just asking the dumbest question ever but I'm not the ones facing 100 mph wind gusts and dry underbrush conditions with my back to an ocean full of water.

It's a pretty fúcked up situation. Nobody deserves that nightmare. I hope that this was not negligence. If it is, I hope the law suits drain that **** state. New Orleans is about to find out about responsibility. Lawsuits have already been filed over the attack on new years. Negligence and incompetence shouldn't cost people their lives or property. Fúck dei, **** environmental impacts, and fúck whatever else these shitbag politicians use for excuses. Make them PAY!!

You know those words you never heard anybody use, but you read them occasionally, and you learned the definition of them by context alone and never bothered to learn how to correctly pronounce them because you assumed you could say it correctly by the simple way it was spelled?

"ribald"