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Artist person. Also critic of the hypocritical.

Twittanamo Bay detention camp
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    1. Brimspook‏ @brimshae Nov 10
      Replying to @ShrekBane

      Not seeing how this is wrong. California needs to do controlled burns to manage its wild lands, and never does. Feel free to name me another state that regularly has wildfires that make natiinal headlines.

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    2. Dustin Geels‏ @darknaruto99 Nov 10
      Replying to @brimshae @ShrekBane

      OK sure Texas they have more wildfires then any other state

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    3. Brimspook‏ @brimshae Nov 10
      Replying to @darknaruto99 @ShrekBane

      "Wildfires that make national headlines". I can't think of the last time a Texas wildfire made the national news. California has two right mow, and had another one a month or so ago.

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    4. Chef Bane‏ @ShrekBane Nov 10
      Replying to @brimshae @darknaruto99

      the point is, the solution to this isnt "Well if you cant fix this well just take away all of your resources" thats the logic of an 8 year old. Does something need to be done? sure. but this is NOT the way to go about this. Imagine being a rural californian.

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    5. Brimspook‏ @brimshae Nov 10
      Replying to @ShrekBane @darknaruto99

      I CAN imagine being a rural Californian I imagine a rural Californian would want someone in charge of wildlife management who can actually do their job and not grossly mismanage funds while also being unable to perform their assigned task. Anyway, I have a meeting to leave for.

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    6. Chef Bane‏ @ShrekBane Nov 10
      Replying to @brimshae @darknaruto99

      Yeah. Youre still missing the point. Youd be punishing people who had no say in this. Noones argueing the situation is acceptable.

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    7. Brimspook‏ @brimshae Nov 10
      Replying to @ShrekBane @darknaruto99

      Feel free to explain who is being punished, and I can look at it when I get done tonight/tomorrow. I still think CA needs new land management personnel after these fires are out. Budget can be worked out with the new managers, who are hopefully more efficient&actually effective

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    8. Chef Bane‏ @ShrekBane Nov 10
      Replying to @brimshae @darknaruto99

      The tweet i quoted was a threat to cut funding. Clearly, rural and opposition voters for example, who had no influence on these policies should watch their houses burn down because the cities may have mismanaged their funds? (which isnt even established at this point)

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    9.  🐸not 🐸 AliRadicali‏ @Banned_Ali Nov 10
      Replying to @ShrekBane @brimshae @darknaruto99

      Every goddamn year half of Cali burns down due to forest fires. At a certain point "things'll get even worse if you fire us!" fails to persuade.

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    10. Dustin Geels‏ @darknaruto99 Nov 10
      Replying to @Banned_Ali @ShrekBane @brimshae

      every god dam year Texas has a few hundred more fires Montana burns half a million more ares.

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       🐸not 🐸 AliRadicali‏ @Banned_Ali Nov 10
      Replying to @darknaruto99 @ShrekBane @brimshae

      And yet somehow this doesn't result in massive property damage, loss of life, etc.

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        2. Chef Bane‏ @ShrekBane Nov 10
          Replying to @Banned_Ali @darknaruto99 @brimshae

          lets look at Alaska, for example. they only had like what.. 400 fires in 2017 compared to almost 10 000 fires in Cali and yet the amount of acres burned down was HALF that of cali. How long must all that have been burning unattended?

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        3.  🐸not 🐸 AliRadicali‏ @Banned_Ali Nov 10
          Replying to @ShrekBane @darknaruto99 @brimshae

          What exactly is your point? Alaska is a billion times less densely populated. If a tree burns down in a forest and there aren't any people in a 100 mile radius, does it fucking matter? 🤦‍♂️

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        4. Chef Bane‏ @ShrekBane Nov 10
          Replying to @Banned_Ali @darknaruto99 @brimshae

          What im saying is, you gotta look at other factors to determine efficency. We have one state where theres barely any fires, but they do a huge amount of damage and another where theres tons of fires, but comparatively, the invidividual damage they do *per fire* is very little

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        5. Chef Bane‏ @ShrekBane Nov 10
          Replying to @ShrekBane @Banned_Ali and

          As such it can be argued that the firefighters in CA do a way better job because they have way more fires yet way less damage *per fire* now if youre talking prevention, thats another issue per se.

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        6. Dustin Geels‏ @darknaruto99 Nov 10
          Replying to @ShrekBane @Banned_Ali @brimshae

          The funny thing is prevention is actually how you end up with bigger fires. You prevent the old dead dry wood from burning long enough and what you've made is a giant tinder box.

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        2. Dustin Geels‏ @darknaruto99 Nov 10
          Replying to @Banned_Ali @ShrekBane @brimshae

          Yeah they don't have million dollar homes burning down they have poor rural ranchers losing fields and trees. Property damage is the difference and the difference is California isn't fucking poor.

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        3.  🐸not 🐸 AliRadicali‏ @Banned_Ali Nov 10
          Replying to @darknaruto99 @ShrekBane @brimshae

          Forests and meadows grow back. Houses don't. Yes I'm shocked as well.

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        4. Chef Bane‏ @ShrekBane Nov 10
          Replying to @Banned_Ali @darknaruto99 @brimshae

          lol a house can be rebuilt in a few weeks. a forest takes decades, in some cases centuries to return depending on the local flora.

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        5.  🐸not 🐸 AliRadicali‏ @Banned_Ali Nov 10
          Replying to @ShrekBane @darknaruto99 @brimshae

          Fires are part of the cycle of life in most areas where they naturally occur. Most species in such areas have adapted to either survive the fires or quickly recolonise the scorched earth with heat-resistant seeds and such.

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        6. Chef Bane‏ @ShrekBane Nov 10
          Replying to @Banned_Ali @darknaruto99 @brimshae

          oh absolutely, there are actually species that require fires for their reproductive cycle. but the issue is that we (humans) are now near everywhere, and unfortunately a LOT of the fires can be traced back to human influence to some degree.

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        7. Chef Bane‏ @ShrekBane Nov 10
          Replying to @ShrekBane @Banned_Ali and

          not necessarily arson, but even something as innocous as a left behind waterbottle can turn into a lens and start a fire in the right circumstances.

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