This is so cool. This is what all of the world should be like.
A small business owner on #Hawaii Island brought the community together, with many volunteers and donations, to build micro-homes for many who lost their homes to the Kīlauea lava flow. The strength of this community comes from their aloha for one another.pic.twitter.com/eUuMeYIn2i
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Hey Moon
Doggie? Ya might wanna Curb Your Enthusiasm, I’ll Vet Ya Documentary Or Wait for
. THERE’S A TRUE NEWS DAY RISING & This AIN’T OUR 1st RODEO Either — YA GOTTA SHOW ME THE VIDEOS
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It's like a microcosm of what Government is supposed to be.
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Tulsi for President 2020!
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I want to know more. Designs, plans, etc
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That is so awesome! Why can't we do this for all homeless people?
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These were actually planned for the houseless, this eruption caused cooperation at all levels, broke all the red tape, and got it done in record time. They will be used for homeless after folks have found new homes. Why Not? The political will in local gov is all that is missing.
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What did you do to help these people? Are they getting federal aid?
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She was very helpful through the whole event, Here on the first day and days since. On the day our Gov. applied for FEMA, she and the rest of the delegation wrote a letter to Trump asking for his quick approval, it was. She found a donor when there was a huge need for gas masks.pic.twitter.com/5IIKCbPqAH
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