Notes - Fires in Los Angeles

[stuntmovie]

California has had some real disasters.

What could possibly be next?

As I mentioned earlier, I have noticed Tsunami Safety signs posted along one of the SoCal beach-side, but not all, neighborhoods.

[SF1900]

Over 1,300 people unaccounted for.

[Mothballs]

Over 1,300 people unaccounted for.

Mostly old folks whose families rarely call or visit or even care until they realize they can sue PG&E for their deaths.

[Primemuscle]

We try but the freeloaders that are allowed to vote in CA have to vote demoncrat to keep getting their free stuff paid for with my taxes.

California has a population of 39 MM. There are about 700 k welfare recipients in California. This leaves a little over 38 MM who are not collecting welfare benefits.
  
On average, 73% or 28 MM of the residents are registered to vote there. If 73% or 513 K people on welfare voted, it's unlikely that's enough to swing the vote.

Note: PPIC Statewide Surveys find that younger, low-income, and Latino eligible adults have lower registration rates.

[chaos]

California has a population of 39 MM. There are about 700 k welfare recipients in California. This leaves a little over 38 MM who are not collecting welfare benefits.
  
On average, 73% or 28 MM of the residents are registered to vote there. If 73% or 513 K people on welfare voted, it's unlikely that's enough to swing the vote.

Note: PPIC Statewide Surveys find that younger, low-income, and Latino eligible adults have lower registration rates.

WTF is wrong with you? You just make up shit? LOL

[Mr.1derful]

Agenda 21 hard at work.

[Slik]

Sad. It also messed up my bass fishing trip to castaic.

[cart@@n]

[Fortress]

California has a population of 39 MM. There are about 700 k welfare recipients in California. This leaves a little over 38 MM who are not collecting welfare benefits.
  
On average, 73% or 28 MM of the residents are registered to vote there. If 73% or 513 K people on welfare voted, it's unlikely that's enough to swing the vote.

Note: PPIC Statewide Surveys find that younger, low-income, and Latino eligible adults have lower registration rates.

Libleft soycucks love the free shit.

Bloated governments throwing money in every direction to condition folks into the belief government is everything.

No championing of personal responsibility and accountability.

It’s all gone too far.

[sarcafago]

California has a population of 39 MM. There are about 700 k welfare recipients in California. This leaves a little over 38 MM who are not collecting welfare benefits.
  
On average, 73% or 28 MM of the residents are registered to vote there. If 73% or 513 K people on welfare voted, it's unlikely that's enough to swing the vote.

Note: PPIC Statewide Surveys find that younger, low-income, and Latino eligible adults have lower registration rates.

CA has 5.6 TIMES the average % of welfare recipients found in the other 49 states
Here’s the latest annual U.S. Department of Health and Human Services report to Congress on TANF and SSP [welfare] recipients, using the latest figures from 2015:

U.S.******4,170,107 recipients

CA*******1,803,873 recipients

https://www.acf.hhs.gov/ofa/resource/twelfth-report-to-congress   page 20

California, with 12% of the American population, is home today to about one in three of the nation's welfare recipients.

https://www.latimes.com/opinion/op-ed/la-oe-jackson-california-poverty-20180114-story.html

[Twaddle]

This might be one of the dumbest videos I have ever watched.  I now feel stupiderer after watching it.   

The youtube comments are entertaining though. 

[Thin Lizzy]

I don’t follow California environmental laws closely. Do I understand correctly that they don’t allow people to get rid of their dead leaves and this is what contributed to the spread of the fires?

[SF1900]

California wildfires death toll reaches 86, with more than 500 still unaccounted for