[RealJustme]

Just watch an interview of a guy who was really pissed because no one can tell him who's going to compensate his family for having to evacuate due to the fires. The dude was crying mad that he might be out some of his own money due to the fires. The local reporter recommended he keep detailed records of all costs including any lost wages and felt if California didn't pay full compensation surely the federal government would make up the rest.

One thing is for sure, he can't count on a fellow libtard to dig into their "own" pocket to help him. Come on libtards, where is your compassion? Start writing those checks to people like this guy. By the way he was driving a late model Lexus LX.

[RealJustme]

It keeps getting more amusing.

As Southern California firefighters confronted yet another new brush fire on Wednesday morning, LAFD Chief Ralph Terrazas said his crews are exhausted and need federal firefighters to come in.
"We're in the middle of a weeklong red flag condition. We're not done," Terrazas said. "My firefighters have been working 12 hour shifts since Sunday. Our people are getting tired."

So even the fire departments in Southern California hires snowflakes. What's in the water there?

[sillydaddy]

What I tell you..!

And now these Trump haters will go on CNN and bitch about the President not coming to their aide,
and how he took too long to a apologize to them for the inconvenience.. :o :lol:

[namngulfvet]

Guess no one heard of Fire insurance out there.

[RealJustme]

Guess no one heard of Fire insurance out there.

The guy in Lexus was made because they were told to evacuate, his home didn't burn. He wanted compensation for the inconvenience and stress his family was being put through plus all costs and possible lost wages.

[johnforbes]

Another question, in a better state, is whether the taxpayers should pay billions to build one of those water protection systems in Galveston.

You know, like they have in the Netherlands.