I Live in Pacific Palisades and I Know Who Caused the Fire

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Vote Democrat, vote your own doom. And too many Americans are brain-dead, and vote Democrat. How esle explain 75 million voting for such a nobody like Kamala Harris?



As officials investigate what caused Los Angeles’ devasting fires, I know the answer. It was the homeless. The LA Fire Department reports that 54% of fires in 2023 were started by homeless. They responded to almost 14,000 fires that year alone related to homelessness!

Regardless of whether the Pacific Palisades fire was directly started by a homeless person, the extent of the destruction from the fire can be attributed to the homeless. A few months ago, a LA City Council person reported to me that she spends 80 percent of her time on LA’s homeless problem. Eighty percent! That does not leave much time to focus on the basic needs of the average tax paying LA resident, such as water, power, sanitation, safety, security, roads, sidewalks, traffic, parks, beaches, schools, firefighting and fire prevention. And when the mayor feels free to jet off to Ghana for a presidential inauguration on the other side of the globe, we cannot assume the other twenty percent of time is well spent.

In addition, the Council passed a budget for this year providing $1.3 Billion for homeless-related expenses. The same budget cut spending on the fire department by $17 million!

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If LA simply put the ban back in place, and enforced it, the homeless problem would go away. The problem started when a court barred LA from enforcing its no camping law. But that decision was overturned last year by the U.S. Supreme Court. Yet, unlike most cities, LA has not put the ban back in place. Instead, all of LA is open for camping: sidewalks, parks, beaches, etc. There is a very limited number of designated no camping locations, such as outside a kindergarten. But even those exceptions are now being debated by the council.

Instead, the council and mayor have embarked on a plan to find permanent housing for anyone and everyone on the street, no matter where they come from. In addition to the $1.3 Billion budgeted for homeless, a new LA County sales tax for homeless housing and services will provide another estimated $1.1 Billion.

A recent study by the Westside Current found that LA has acquired 2,750 housing units (condos, apartments, or hotel rooms) at a cost of close to $1 Billion. One of the buildings purchased for $36.6 million still had an active website advertising “luxury” apartment featuring “spacious, modern elegance” and “sweeping views of LA.” The units feature balconies and a rooftop deck offering “stunning views of the Hollywood sign . . . in a great neighborhood with plenty of restaurants, shops and bars within walking distance, and just minutes from Beverly Hills.” That is double the cost of the fire department budget cut.

The plan has been in place for years but has hardly put a dent in the problem. The word is out that LA is a good place to go if you want to live outside, so more and more come.

The LA city council consists of about two thirds’ Democrats, one third Democrat Socialists of America (DSA), and zero Republicans. It uses the homeless problem as an excuse to implement its far-left agenda, which includes rent controls, tenant eviction protections, mansion taxes, free basic income, reparations, sanctuary laws, and free housing for all.

For the City’s leaders, basic services that most Angelenos care about, like firefighting, are at the bottom of their list of priorities.


 
They are human beings. They need a place to shit...but none are provided. They need warmth when its bitter cold. None are provided. They sweat and live in dirt encrusted bodies and there is no place to bathe, or wash their clothes.

Been there, done that. If homeless started that fire, it was not on purpose. Its COLD out there. If anything, blame the government for forgetting about those who paid taxes, worked, are probably veterans and they are treated like a dog is treated in the middle east....or blame the pink/purple/green haired assholes that work for Soros.
 
Vote Democrat, vote your own doom. And too many Americans are brain-dead, and vote Democrat. How esle explain 75 million voting for such a nobody like Kamala Harris?


As officials investigate what caused Los Angeles’ devasting fires, I know the answer. It was the homeless. The LA Fire Department reports that 54% of fires in 2023 were started by homeless. They responded to almost 14,000 fires that year alone related to homelessness!
Regardless of whether the Pacific Palisades fire was directly started by a homeless person, the extent of the destruction from the fire can be attributed to the homeless. A few months ago, a LA City Council person reported to me that she spends 80 percent of her time on LA’s homeless problem. Eighty percent! That does not leave much time to focus on the basic needs of the average tax paying LA resident, such as water, power, sanitation, safety, security, roads, sidewalks, traffic, parks, beaches, schools, firefighting and fire prevention. And when the mayor feels free to jet off to Ghana for a presidential inauguration on the other side of the globe, we cannot assume the other twenty percent of time is well spent.
In addition, the Council passed a budget for this year providing $1.3 Billion for homeless-related expenses. The same budget cut spending on the fire department by $17 million!
...
If LA simply put the ban back in place, and enforced it, the homeless problem would go away. The problem started when a court barred LA from enforcing its no camping law. But that decision was overturned last year by the U.S. Supreme Court. Yet, unlike most cities, LA has not put the ban back in place. Instead, all of LA is open for camping: sidewalks, parks, beaches, etc. There is a very limited number of designated no camping locations, such as outside a kindergarten. But even those exceptions are now being debated by the council.
Instead, the council and mayor have embarked on a plan to find permanent housing for anyone and everyone on the street, no matter where they come from. In addition to the $1.3 Billion budgeted for homeless, a new LA County sales tax for homeless housing and services will provide another estimated $1.1 Billion.
A recent study by the Westside Current found that LA has acquired 2,750 housing units (condos, apartments, or hotel rooms) at a cost of close to $1 Billion. One of the buildings purchased for $36.6 million still had an active website advertising “luxury” apartment featuring “spacious, modern elegance” and “sweeping views of LA.” The units feature balconies and a rooftop deck offering “stunning views of the Hollywood sign . . . in a great neighborhood with plenty of restaurants, shops and bars within walking distance, and just minutes from Beverly Hills.” That is double the cost of the fire department budget cut.
The plan has been in place for years but has hardly put a dent in the problem. The word is out that LA is a good place to go if you want to live outside, so more and more come.
The LA city council consists of about two thirds’ Democrats, one third Democrat Socialists of America (DSA), and zero Republicans. It uses the homeless problem as an excuse to implement its far-left agenda, which includes rent controls, tenant eviction protections, mansion taxes, free basic income, reparations, sanctuary laws, and free housing for all.
For the City’s leaders, basic services that most Angelenos care about, like firefighting, are at the bottom of their list of priorities.


Why would the homeless vote Democrat?
 
Why not just shoot them? Or put them in a concentration camp?
:rolleyes:

Don’t be silly… have you seen the price of ammo lately?!

And, if you put them in camps, you’d just have to feed them.
 
So…who do we blame?

Migrants
Homeless
Smelts

Anything but Climate Change
Science is manipulated. Climate change may exist. It is the effect humans have on it that is debatable. And we do not. One billion people a century ago. Three billion people around 1970. And near 8 billion people today. All spreading the footprint where we live with modern technologies having near instantaneously video of anything weather related. Prog women. The death of the west.
 
Instead, the council and mayor have embarked on a plan to find permanent housing for anyone and everyone on the street, no matter where they come from. In addition to the $1.3 Billion budgeted for homeless, a new LA County sales tax for homeless housing and services will provide another estimated $1.1 Billion.
Homelessness should be illegal.
A giant building should be built in downtown. 50 stories high, as many as needed.
There they could get all the help they need. If they need help.
Los Angeles needs millions of small studio apartments that anyone can buy. $40k for a small studio. No more.
No more homeless problems
 
Did climate change cause 12 million people along with hundreds of thousands of homes and business structures, to congregate in an area already lacking in water resources?
What an impertinent question!

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They are human beings. They need a place to shit...but none are provided. They need warmth when its bitter cold. None are provided. They sweat and live in dirt encrusted bodies and there is no place to bathe, or wash their clothes.

Been there, done that. If homeless started that fire, it was not on purpose. Its COLD out there. If anything, blame the government for forgetting about those who paid taxes, worked, are probably veterans and they are treated like a dog is treated in the middle east....or blame the pink/purple/green haired assholes that work for Soros.
Most of them have a serious drug problem

What they need is lockup someplace off the streets and drug rehab
 

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