> Jeremy Loffredo visits the scorched town of Lahaina, Hawaii and meets survivors of one of the worst mass casualty disasters on American soil in recent history. The mostly indigenous locals tell Loffredo why they believe the fires were no accident, and vent their rage at the wealthy developers and investment firms they view as a flock of vultures circling over the ruins of their community.
I didn't feel like getting into it but my god.... People are really buying in to the whole Bidenomics bullshit
"Bu-bu-but they're a bunch of [insert super racist remarks about Asian ppl]"
Socialism has all the power on the State with no or little room for individuals themselves to make their businesses and companies, companies that'll thrive will be friends with the king and create a monopoly in that country.
China has tons of small and big businesses and it's still socialist.
Would it have anything to do with police officers having training and tools that are specifically used to avoid injury and death?
Maybe for themselves but they sure do cause injury and death to others. And besides, most officer on the job deaths are from eating too many donuts and getting cardiac failure (which pretty much all the "death on the job" stats for police conveniently avoid mentioning)
"idle hands are the devil's work" but also "god rested on the seventh day".... uh oh my brain is short-circuiting.... 
Wars the US waged in Iraq, Afghanistan, Syria, Yemen, and Pakistan following September 11, 2001 caused at least 4.5 million deaths and displaced 38 to 60 million people, with 7.6 million children starving today, according to studies by Brown University.
