Lets talk about how the LA area ravaged by fire should be redeveloped. I'm thinking that

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27. This is exactly the kind of talk

the right wingers pretended was happening in the mountains after Helene.

It wasn't real but it got a lot of people riled up.



That said, if somebody who is burned out decides they have to sell it might be a good thing to make sure the land passes from private to public ownership.

It would be expensive but an opportunity to rethink some of these communities.

If that's what they want to do. It has to be a local decision.