Los Angeles Wildfires

[Terell Kirby]

Hope everyone out in LA is safe:

 

Of course- it wouldn’t be right if President Elect Trump didn’t use this as an opportunity for political gain for himself in some fashion:
 

 

[ArcticGong]

I cant 

2 hours ago, Terell Kirby said:

Hope everyone out in LA is safe:

 

Of course- it wouldn’t be right if President Elect Trump didn’t use this as an opportunity for political gain for himself in some fashion:
 

 

A textbook example of how not to act and speak in that situation. The idiocracy gets more real every day. 

[Leo Gura]

MAGA whines about how climate change is hoax, then cries when their home burns down.

Classic example of how the conservative mind doesn't care about an issue until it personally stings them in the ass.

Drill baby drill.

Edited Thursday at 10:30 PM by Leo Gura

[Twentyfirst]

It makes these precious gated communities look like Gaza. They should funnel the weapons money from Israel to helping US citizens 

[Lyubov]

Wonder how this will end up being politicized… 

[Something Funny]

Keep hating on vegans, guys, everything is fine here.

[Francis777]

Looks a lot like the Maui fires

[Hardkill]

3 hours ago, Leo Gura said:

MAGA whines about how climate change is hoax, then cries when their home burns down.

Classic example of how the conservative mind doesn't care about an issue until it personally stings them in them ass.

Drill baby drill.

Sadly, these natural disasters are very likely going to get worse and worse during the next 4 years as Trump and the GOP deregulate a lot of environment. The radical right-wingers on SCOTUS have already been striking down a number of environmental protection-related laws for many years, especially during these past 4 years. 

It's remarkable that the Republican Party was once a staunch advocate for environmental protection, from the early 1900s to the 1970s. Even President Nixon, not typically known for his environmentalism at heart, implemented significant policies for improving the natural environment during his presidency, that made up a comprehensive environmental program including the creation of the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA).

Hopefully, Newsom finds some way to mitigate this disaster and make the optics of the situation not bad for him for his potential presidential run. He already has had a lot of problems that have happened under his watch such as previous big wildfires, high levels of homelessness, and previous high levels of crimes in various cities.

[Leo Gura]

Floridians better wake up before they all drown and become crocodile bait.

Edited Thursday at 11:12 PM by Leo Gura

[The Crocodile]

8 minutes ago, Leo Gura said:

Floridians better wake up before they all drown and become crocodile bait.

Tom Campbell says the big one is coming.

[Twentyfirst]

If you do live in these places maybe get a condo on the top floor and park your car in a parking garage on the top floor. Idk

[The Crocodile]

@Leo Gura 

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Yes, the “big one“ will badly traumatize the West Coast; and sometime after that certain parts of the East Coast will drop into the Atlantic a few hundred feet as the entire American plate rebalances itself. However, if you are around when that happens, you will very likely be exactly where you are supposed to be. Don't worry about it — just stay tuned into your intuition, grow the quality of your consciousness, and let the chips fall where they may. Worry is counterproductive. Making a big effort to improve or optimize your circumstances within PMR by tracking the probable future is also counterproductive. You are in this virtual reality to learn by experience, not manipulate that experience to suit yourself (even if you know how). Be, experience, learn, and grow and the rest will take care of itself.

 

[Leo Gura]

3 minutes ago, The Crocodile said:

the East Coast will drop into the Atlantic a few hundred feet as the entire American plate rebalances itself.

That's not how geology works.

Big quakes happens around the world. Nothing drops a hundred feet. Not even one foot.

Edited Thursday at 11:29 PM by Leo Gura

[The Crocodile]

1 minute ago, Leo Gura said:

That's not how geology works.

Why'd he say it then?

You think you know more about the future or the relative reality than he does?

The last subduction quake at the Cascadia zone was in the 1700s (reported by Native Americans, and geologists have discovered preserved forests buried by mud at that time like tree mummies), so the pressure that's built up every year is enough to fracture the continent and kill billions of people if it's released all at once (though it's unlikely to be released, all at once).

[Leo Gura]

15 minutes ago, The Crocodile said:

Why'd he say it then?

He says a lot of wacky things.

This work is not about predicting the future.

New Agers are easily seduce into such silly games.

Edited Thursday at 11:49 PM by Leo Gura

[The Crocodile]

6 minutes ago, Leo Gura said:

This work is not about predicting the future.

Well, good thing what Tom said is not "this work" and so can't be judged by those standards.

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New Agers are easily seduce into such silly games.

No, except he can ACTUALLY see the future. Don't you get it?

The relative reality has a database of that information.

And an overarching reality.

[Hardkill]

1 hour ago, Leo Gura said:

Floridians better wake up before they all drown and become crocodile bait.

Miami is sinking and will continue to sink and has floods even when it's not raining. Not to mention the hurricanes it has every year.

Despite Florida's shift towards being a solid red state, its demographics remain remarkably similar to those of Illinois, New York, and California. In terms of GDP per capita, education levels, urban and suburban development, population size and density, cultural and racial/ethnic diversity, age diversity (including a very sizable young population), and level of secularism, Florida's profile aligns more closely with these states than with traditionally conservative states like Mississippi or Alabama.

So, why aren't there enough people and organizations in Florida pushing back hard enough against the bad environment policies enacted by DeSantis and his radical right-wing state government?

Edited yesterday at 12:13 AM by Hardkill

[Lyubov]

5 minutes ago, Hardkill said:

So, why aren't there enough people and organizations in Florida pushing back hard enough against the bad environment policies enacted by DeSantis and his radical right-wing state government?

Because people don’t particularly shine their consciousness on important matters but instead put the vibes and culture wars first. A lot of people would rather argue about all the silly shit, leave troll comments on social media and own the libs rather than set their bias beliefs aside and expand their consciousness. Many of these people will need to have their homes destroyed and face these issues to shock them out of their silly games. 

[Leo Gura]

26 minutes ago, The Crocodile said:

No, except he can ACTUALLY see the future. Don't you get it?

The relative reality has a database of that information.

I don't accept any of this New Age or occult stuff you are into. Do whatever you want with your spirituality but don't expect me to be into that stuff.

[Ero]

Regretfully this is being spun as a Democrats mistake - water management and deadwood clearing. Instead if raising climate awareness, it would only lead to stronger polarisation.