De-urbanization starts with L.A.

A long time ago I blogged about the idea of cities becoming unnecessary, and that being a good thing for conservatives and Republicans.  This "sci-fi" video from Bill Whittle talks about L.A. burning down and despite that not being it's main message it sort of echoes my thoughts on societal changes towards a less urban model (albeit for different reasons):

Los Angeles "peaceful protests

ICE has a job to do.  California is a failed state, L.A. is a failed city; they need help. The media jumped in to defend the chaos, once again, as "peaceful protests" nominally against the deportation of illegal immigrants.

Gavin Newsom's "good people on both sides" moment?

Not to be overlooked

This likely won't amount to much but Gavin Newsom is facing a recall election over the L.A. wildfires. He is the worst in a prodigious string of horrible California governors and deserves to be recalled for countless issues. Even though it likely won't happen (successfully), it's worth noting how terrible he is, since he's likely planning a presidential run in 2028.

L.A.: Battling through it's worst mayor in history

Yeah, the fires are horrific, but here's the real problem; the mayor.

California's dreaming

Well at least the leaders are.  Instead of dealing with the L.A. fires, they're worried about what they perceive as the real threat to citizens of the state: Donald Trump.  I kid you not:

He says what many are thinking

The Rageholic shares his thoughts on the L.A. wildfires. It's funny but also largely correct.

Homelessness charity begins and ends with government. OR ELSE.

If this isn't proof that liberals want the solution ONLY to come from government, I don't know what is.  A private citizen does something to help homelessness and the city of L.A. immediately crushes his results, proving that in the eyes of leftists, charity begins and ends with government.