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To those living in CA, I am curious what the perspective is. Now that CA has sued PG&E into bankruptcy and is going to force them into a worsening financial situation which will probably accelerate their complete demise even more rapidly, what is the end game? Was the lawsuit a good thing? Bad thing?
The power outages seem necessary (or not) due to wildfires being ignited due to high winds. Going underground for all of PG&E's territory is not going to happen due to expense. Solar and wind aren't going to drastically help any time soon. PG&E is a publicly funded utility, there is going to be no money for anything that has to do with improving infrastructure.
What is the states plan? Is there one? It seems to me that this is that rock and a hard place.
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Race said it so it must be true.
I'm not saying it's not a problem. I'm saying it's being greatly exaggerated by your media to try to tear down two successful cities and paint liberalism as evil. If you can't see that, I got some oceanfront property in Montana to sell you.
Hondo claims that thousands of people living and shitting in the streets in Los Angeles, San Francisco, Portland and Seattle are just an exaggeration by the right-wing media in order to make liberalism look bad.
Which is pretty much exactly what I claimed you had done Hondo.
Btw, your claim was that it isn't really much of problem at all and it's just a right wing news exaggeration Kunt. Now it's there are homeless people in Texas too!!!!
Which is it Kunt?
#1 bootlicker @CirrhosisDawg projecting again