No

Its for croud control

Thin the population

I prefer the cannibalistic approach to those issues

Also i mean you can goto the state itself and see the fires if you want

Land grabs

Control

Agenda 21 and 2030

Whats there to grab, coal?

Land

Wouldnt the full tree be more valuable

No

And they could just control burn the land they want

They want the land

Its about control and money

They r building things like railways and they want ppl to move

Also when you are afraid of the fires you dont think about the other stuf the government does

They want everyone in compact cities

They turn 4 lane roads into two lane roads with a bike lane on each side separated with a barrier so cars cant drive in the bike lane.

Then an emergency happens like a fire and ppl cant get out so they end up burning to death

Government is inept

Corrupted

You know the government can just buy their land or evict them right

No reason to cause so much damage just for roads

Basically all roads have bikelanes here

Why buy it when they can have for free

Except highways

They can

Thats called evicting

Buy it for millions of dollars or just burn some bushes <:hmm_eye:625493384886222849>

Imminent domain is hard to get

Takes years to imminent domain

Takes a couple of secs to light a few bushes

You know executive orders exist

Idk if i used the right thing but where trump can say you must give up your land for the betterment of America as a whole

Or not even land but just laws in general

Agenda 21
Resilient cities
Failing infrastructure
Forest management
How the power grid has changed
How the power grid works
Government failure to secure adequate firefighting equipment and personnel

And supreme court can decide wether or not its constitutional

true

“Southern California Edison reported Friday that it had re-energized a high-voltage power line minutes before a nearby hilltop exploded into a blaze.”

https://m.timesofindia.com/videos/international/california-wildfires-torch-avocado-crops/videoshow/71880712.cms

“Many of the air quality measurement stations supplying the information had been shut off when Pacific Gas & Electric cut power to the area, leading to inaccurate and confusing information.”

https://www.unionleader.com/news/safety/when-power-went-out-during-california-s-wildfires-air-quality/article_a97794bf-1175-57ba-9e1e-0bd8c4f82576.html

“When PG&E restores power, check your Smart Meter for signs of damage, overheating, or fire before turning on breakers.”

https://www.montereyherald.com/2019/10/26/letters-to-the-editor-oct-27-2019/