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really jarring watching them just literally beat him on the ground.
At some point the local cops have to start getting involved. These can't be lawful given how flagrantly they are violating even basic police rules

2025-01-09 05:02:21 CET

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I'm sure the answer is 'no chance' but what's the likelihood of state buyouts and not rebuilding?
My vague understanding is that lots of these aren't what would be considered 'dangerous' areas...but is that something that needs to be changed or adjusted?
Just thinking about SE coastal building that we *also* aren't pulling back from. At some point rebuilding is just, ahem, lighting money on fire

2024-11-28 16:56:05 CET

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this gives a very "go back to your college and marvel at the paved paths that used to be your dirt cut throughs feel to it.
As Google says the old saying goes...
Nature abhors a George