Millionaires are sick of broke people not caring about the LA fires

[Don'tCallMeLuckyB]

Faggits in here talking crazy lol these super rich that got their house burned down got vacation homes all over the country. Some of these fukks got homes here in Miami that they probably go to every other year lol. They’ll be str8.

On another note. A socal cat that games with my friends and I, was trying to rank on Me during hurricane season. I bet he wished he had those floods right about now

p*ssy ain’t been on in days

 

[popogogo]

Hate to see anybody go through it but I'm not gonna lie, dudes in the barber shop today was like "Man, fukk them people. What the fukk I look like worrying about somebody 10 million dollar house when I gotta make rent and feed these kids"

fukked up.

 

[Koapa]

-Have you actually seen people making fun of average people in this situation? This is a real question cause I haven't.

Yes just read Twitter, the comments sections of any online article, and this messageboard.

 

[Koapa]

And why is that?

Because of local responses to natural disasters. 246 people died during the Feb 2021 Texas Winter Storm. Just last summer in the Houston, power was out for at least 3 weeks. In the middle of Texas heat azz summer.

 

[EA]

I totally understand reveling in the likes of James Woods (and other bad people) crying about losing their homes but to be openly indifferent towards, or even take joy in people losing their homes just because they are celebrities is nasty work.

I know this makes me sound like a dikkhead but people that don’t own homes are telling on themselves. Home insurance takes months to payout and finding money for temporary accommodation isn’t something everyone can do overnight. Not to mention, the sentimental value attached to owning a home - seeing all your memories go up in smoke is gonna be traumatizing for anyone.

TL:DR - Bad vibes becoming the norm is scary and people need to fix up.

 

[JLova]

Easy come, easy to? I guess that’s what people are thinking.

A lot of videos on Instagram of stars losing their homes. Feel bad for them. Except Gibson and Woods.

 

[mrfortune]

im here and im just numb to it. alot of my girls clients have lost homes and basically everything. the thing is it didnt effect me before the fire and it doesn't effect me after. my bills still hitting. really only feeling bad for altadena and black people effected. most people in socal dont care about others in general and horde resources and opportunity. Im supposed to care now ?

 

[Fillerguy]

I totally understand reveling in the likes of James Woods (and other bad people) crying about losing their homes but to be openly indifferent towards, or even take joy in people losing their homes just because they are celebrities is nasty work.

I know this makes me sound like a dikkhead but people that don’t own homes are telling on themselves. Home insurance takes months to payout and finding money for temporary accommodation isn’t something everyone can do overnight. Not to mention, the sentimental value attached to owning a home - seeing all your memories go up in smoke is gonna be traumatizing for anyone.

TL:DR - Bad vibes becoming the norm is scary and people need to fix up.

In a time where home ownership increasing reserved for the well off and fortunate, I wonder why these these people who don't own homes or insurance have a hard time empathizing with those who do

 

[Da Jungles]

If you don’t care then why are you posting? You could be using that energy to start an LLC

 

[Surreal]

I feel bad for them

Especially for those that worked for them in their houses. Like housekeeper, Nannies, and gardeners and things of that sort. They just lost their income

 

[Field Marshall Bradley]

Have you not watched any coverage?

Honestly, I only see what’s in my feed and what’s posted here. The only thing I saw to working class, and I wouldn’t even count them as working class, was a couple that lost a rental property in the fire that they were gonna try to use as their retirement

 

[Scoop]

They should pick themselves up by the bootstraps

 

[TELL ME YA CHEESIN FAM?]

I feel bad for them

Especially for those that worked for them in their houses. Like housekeeper, Nannies, and gardeners and things of that sort. They just lost their income

A lot of schools, stores and plenty of businesses burnt up
Mad black people have lost their income

 

[Animal House]

SMH people are weird. Even if they had billions, seeing your property and everything in it gone in moments isn’t something you can just “replace.”


You can’t buy back the memories, the priceless items with sentimental value. And buying another multimillion dollar domicile isn’t easy or fun.


I feel bad for ANYONE that lost anything in those fires. My family in LA was able to get to LV for the time being. Ish is scary out here. Bezos could’ve lost a property and I would feel for him and his family as well

This,

As someone who lost a lot of sentimental things in a hurricane, I know absolutely that all the money in the world can’t bring that stuff back. I’m not super wealthy but I’m good, there’s just a lot of miserable and jealous people on the net so I’m not surprised by the comments

 

[™BlackPearl The Empress™]

I cried watching this. I can't lie. The health issues these people will probably suffer will be insane. I'm pretty sure it took 5 to 10 years off their lives in a matter of a few days.