Life's hard enough already for these people. Leave vendors in peace.

For the Eaton/Palisades fires I taped up the gaps in the door and blasted air purifiers for weeks afterwards, I was so worried about it. I didn’t leave the house without a mask on until it rained again, I think like a month or two? Feels like a pretty good call now. I still hate that the air purifiers weren’t going full blast when it got really bad since it was like 1 am and I was already asleep.

For me, I've learned to block windows off and blast air purifiers.

People should have adequate protection ready every season. Idk what that is though.

Never been to the Museum of Tolerance but I guess tolerance of hate is what they do.

Fucking cop gangs. Id rather normal gangs, less dangerous than corruption of the people who are supposed to protect us.

Life in prison for cop gang members.

Sure, let's throw yet another way for fascists and corpo sociopaths to hide their "donations" onto th dumpster fire we're currently living in. Sounds great.

https://www.bbc.com/news/uk-england-essex-60722727

It always surprises that we accept local government inaction

I thought she did alright, especially compared to Bass. But yeah these debate formats are tough to actually get your point across, everybody ends up sounding a little thin.

Rahman didn't look good in that one.

Asshole

Sounds healthy.

I’ll comment anytime a narrative is being pushed. I don’t care if that bothers you.

Is it ironic that he's shown here in the classic "And, y'all're surprised?!" gesture. 😐

Then, don't comment? Or, better yet: put down the phone. 🥲

This is the first time I’ve seen it.

These rich people are not rich because they know how to share - they are rich because they only know greed and selfishness - are these behaviors anyone should emulate, let alone legislate?

The fact that these leeches are fighting the tax so much should be all the reason people need to bbq the rich.

Christopher Dorner. Know his name, know his case, repeat it to others.

Some of those that work forces....

I, on the other hand have experienced most of that, some even multiple times. (and, I was warned beforehand by friends that had tried it and decided it was risky at best. Did it anyway, found out.)

p.s. nice nick 🤘🏼

As someone who commutes with public transit and doesn’t even own a car, I haven’t had any of that happen to me in the ~14 years I’ve been here 🤷‍♂️ I guess if you count being briefly turned around I’ve been ‘lost’ (how much more lost can you get with a GPS in your pocket?). I’m not an intimidating dude by any means, although I’m sure women have a different experience.

Oooh, $120/wk (max) to rely on public transit in LA —and not get fired, mugged, lost, etc.? Who thought this up, the local oligarchs? 🖕🏼