>>3831907

In California old homes have a property tax determined at time of sale.

Houses that are held for the long term end up having a much lower tax rate. It's one of the paradoxes about California, and one of the great big warts on the nose of thier phony liberalism, because it's not a fair system of taxation, but a way to treat new home owners are rubes.

When the new houses are built after they are all burned out do they get the old tax rate or do they get a brand new tax rate?

Is the rediciulous and unfair property tax valuation system in California contributed to these fires?

>>3832201

California Propostion 13

>>3832080

if disappoint would drive us away we'd all be gone already.

"you can't always get what you want"

>>3832511

some people aren't as callow as you are, and need to filter.

wait, that sounds mean

some people aren't as tough and emotionally solid as you are . . .

that sounds patronizing and sarcastic.

Filters are often useful and give a better view, removing unwanted and unnecessary noise, and creating a subset that is much more useful, of the threads at hand.

so ya you are rough and tough feresnsics guy, used to seeing really horrible stuff, fine. You shouldn't filter.

Most aren't that here, and like to filter.

When I am tired I tend to filter more.

There is no moral virtue in either filtering or not filtering.