NASA scientist warns that California only has one year of water left.

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Twenty-four percent of California, including San Luis Obispo, Santa Barbara, Ventura, Los Angeles, Orange and western San Diego counties, along with much of the San Joaquin Valley, are still classified as being in “extreme” drought, down from 28 percent last week and 68 percent a year ago. About 2 percent is in “exceptional drought,” the worst category, down from 42 percent a year ago.
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SoCal needs to find its own water.
 
Buncha softees up there anyways. Theyd prolly fight back like jerrys slug form in rick n morty :lol:
 
Moe Fab said:
We been known to go harder
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LA is so weird to me for reason. From the racism in the OC to the hoods in south central. It's too much damn discrimination over there, from your snobs to your gang-members. Anyways, enjoy your hand-me-down water. Probably got y'all using our recycled toilet water.
 
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DaNiKeRhiNo said:
LA is so weird to me for reason. From the racism in the OC to the hoods in south central. It's too much damn discrimination over there, from your snobs to your gang-members. Anyways, enjoy your hand-me-down water. Probably got y'all using our recycled toilet water
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What the hell you talking bout? You don't live here so shut up.
 
DaNiKeRhiNo said:
LA is so weird to me for reason. From the racism in the OC to the hoods in south central. It's too much damn discrimination over there, from your snobs to your gang-members. Anyways, enjoy your hand-me-down water. Probably got y'all using our recycled toilet water.
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Where you at my dude.
 
DaNiKeRhiNo said:
LA is so weird to me for reason. From the racism in the OC to the hoods in south central. It's too much damn discrimination over there, from your snobs to your gang-members. Anyways, enjoy your hand-me-down water. Probably got y'all using our recycled toilet water.
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Racism only in one half of the state? 
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Just in case anybody in here lives close, the 710 freeway is flooded. 
 
DaNiKeRhiNo said:
I can only speak for the Bay Area, but me going to LA a few dozen times. Can different feel racism and classism in some areas and the **** was obvious.
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you must be a sheltered kid.

You live in one of the most gentrified places in all of California.

We're the most diverse city west of the Mississippi.

FOH with your ignorance.
 
Racial segregation is stronger in SoCal for sure.

(raised in Oakland, currently living in DTLA)
 
GWAP said:
Racial segregation is stronger in SoCal for sure.

(raised in Oakland, currently living in DTLA)
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you live in DTLA (ground zero for gentrification at the moment)

what the hell is segregation.

You norcal cats are living in a bubble.
 
Edshoecator said:
GWAP said:
Racial segregation is stronger in SoCal for sure.


(raised in Oakland, currently living in DTLA)
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you live in DTLA (ground zero for gentrification at the moment)

what the hell is segregation.

You norcal cats are living in a bubble.
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Ok. Name the area of LA that has been known for its diversity

When I say segregation I mean the socioeconomic lines that have been drawn around the city. Going from ktown to the 10. How quickly the demographic changes.

Beverly Hills

West lake.

MacArthur park.

All separate areas that have immediate and drastic changes in demographic. These invisible "lines" are drawn all over the city. Don't even get me to bring up the clubs. The blacks go here. The whites go here. The Asians go here. The Mexicans go here. In the bay it's sort of like all races are one family.

If you goto a party on s certain block in Compton. Most of the time, the makeup of the party will either be Hispanic or black depending.

You could goto a party in deep east Oakland and have a grip of Asians hispanics, tonguns etc.
 
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Ok. Name the area of LA that has been known for its diversity?
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Lakewood, Bellflower, Cerritos area. All sorts of mixed crowds in that area. Except Cerritos is mostly Asian. Long Beach. Carson. Gardena
 
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GWAP said:
Ok. Name the area of LA that has been known for its diversity?
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All of Los Angeles!

Watts, Compton, West Adams, Koreatown, Mid-City, Southbay (Gardena/Hawthorne,etc.)

We have Beverly Hills, Manhattan Beach, Bel Air that is fueled by $$$$

Blacks, Brown, Asian, Middle Eastern all live together.

I live in West Adams and our block consists of Black, Mexican, White, El Salvadorean, Asian homeowners. 
 
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