Exactly.

When I was under level 2 evacuation notice this autumn and was a few bad hours of weather away from my house burning down, were you secretly rooting for it to happen? Just because I lived in a wealthier area as do some of the people currently being evacuated on SOCAL? Not everybody that lives in an area thought of as rich people, is actually rich. You probably think I'm super rich, but I'm not, I got my property at a very good price and built most of my house to save money. I'm an honest worker who grew up in a lower-middle class family and now live an upper-middle class life, and I'm sure many of those people are the exact same as me. If you actually mean what you're saying, any respect I had left for you is gone. This is some seriously degenerate to say.

Words cannot express how much my heart bleeds for the oppressed elite.

Definitely under normal circumstances that region would have seen at least one soaking rain at this point to at least mitigate the risk even just a tad. The historically bleh West Coast pattern this season has contributed to a complete lack of precip down there. Tied for the driest mid August to mid January on record for Los Angeles in 146 years of record.

Like straight out of an apocalypse movie. Just horrific.