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#101
7/1
HAMILTON over
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Friday 01/10/2025
every time
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#114
@Barbarossa
Hope your coping ok with the fires in LA, I was watching the PBD podcast yesterday and they said that State Farm and other insurance companies are refusing to renew 69% of home insurance policies in the LA area due to the extreme risk of wildfires, this was before the fires started. That's an insane number, going to be very interesting to see what is going to happen if people don't have insurance
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#115
Quote Originally Posted by icemantbi:
@Barbarossa Hope your coping ok with the fires in LA, I was watching the PBD podcast yesterday and they said that State Farm and other insurance companies are refusing to renew 69% of home insurance policies in the LA area due to the extreme risk of wildfires, this was before the fires started. That's an insane number, going to be very interesting to see what is going to happen if people don't have insurance
@Barbarossa Hope your coping ok with the fires in LA, I was watching the PBD podcast yesterday and they said that State Farm and other insurance companies are refusing to renew 69% of home insurance policies in the LA area due to the extreme risk of wildfires, this was before the fires started. That's an insane number, going to be very interesting to see what is going to happen if people don't have insurance
talking to so many people , by now many have lost their houses , a lot will move to another state
the mismanagement in this state and city is incredible
The Pastor of Disaster
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Posted:
#117
Quote Originally Posted by Barbarossa:
Quote Originally Posted by icemantbi: @Barbarossa Hope your coping ok with the fires in LA, I was watching the PBD podcast yesterday and they said that State Farm and other insurance companies are refusing to renew 69% of home insurance policies in the LA area due to the extreme risk of wildfires, this was before the fires started. That's an insane number, going to be very interesting to see what is going to happen if people don't have insurance talking to so many people , by now many have lost their houses , a lot will move to another state the mismanagement in this state and city is incredible
a total failure at every level
Quote Originally Posted by icemantbi: @Barbarossa Hope your coping ok with the fires in LA, I was watching the PBD podcast yesterday and they said that State Farm and other insurance companies are refusing to renew 69% of home insurance policies in the LA area due to the extreme risk of wildfires, this was before the fires started. That's an insane number, going to be very interesting to see what is going to happen if people don't have insurance talking to so many people , by now many have lost their houses , a lot will move to another state the mismanagement in this state and city is incredible
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Posted:
#118
@icemantbi
officially more than 10,000 homes , businesses and structures have been destroyed , double that number
looters everywhere , and this shitmayorbitch cant even call them for what they are
homeless bumsseeting fires everywhere allover the city , get arrested and are free a day later
FUCK THIS , time to take matters in your own hands , shot looters and arsonists
The Pastor of Disaster
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Posted:
#119
@Barbarossa
They collect all those property taxes yet they cut funding for brush removal which is insane. Had they cleared up the dry brush these fires would have been alot smaller and contained better. And the diversion of the water to the ocean depleting the reservoirs which led to they hydrants going dry, another ridiculous idea. Then I watched a clip of your mayor who was in Ghana of all places just stand there like a statue refusing to answer a reporters questions. I mean how did that clown get elected as mayor?
It's unbelievable that LA county is as bad as third world country. Heck I think even third world countries would have managed that situation better
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#122
Quote Originally Posted by icemantbi:
@Barbarossa They collect all those property taxes yet they cut funding for brush removal which is insane. Had they cleared up the dry brush these fires would have been alot smaller and contained better. And the diversion of the water to the ocean depleting the reservoirs which led to they hydrants going dry, another ridiculous idea. Then I watched a clip of your mayor who was in Ghana of all places just stand there like a statue refusing to answer a reporters questions. I mean how did that clown get elected as mayor? It's unbelievable that LA county is as bad as third world country. Heck I think even third world countries would have managed that situation better
@Barbarossa They collect all those property taxes yet they cut funding for brush removal which is insane. Had they cleared up the dry brush these fires would have been alot smaller and contained better. And the diversion of the water to the ocean depleting the reservoirs which led to they hydrants going dry, another ridiculous idea. Then I watched a clip of your mayor who was in Ghana of all places just stand there like a statue refusing to answer a reporters questions. I mean how did that clown get elected as mayor? It's unbelievable that LA county is as bad as third world country. Heck I think even third world countries would have managed that situation better
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