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Call your representative today and demand action to stop this blatant abuse of power. The congressional switchboard can connect you: (202) 224-3121.
✅ Be polite but firm.
✅ If speaking to a staffer, ask for their stance.
✅ If leaving a voicemail, speak clearly and leave your contact info twice.
✅ Be polite but firm.
✅ If speaking to a staffer, ask for their stance.
✅ If leaving a voicemail, speak clearly and leave your contact info twice.
February 28, 2025 at 9:42 AM
Call your representative today and demand action to stop this blatant abuse of power. The congressional switchboard can connect you: (202) 224-3121.
✅ Be polite but firm.
✅ If speaking to a staffer, ask for their stance.
✅ If leaving a voicemail, speak clearly and leave your contact info twice.
✅ Be polite but firm.
✅ If speaking to a staffer, ask for their stance.
✅ If leaving a voicemail, speak clearly and leave your contact info twice.
Los Angeles doesn’t need “thoughts and prayers” or more excuses for the powerful. It needs people to wake up, fight back, and hold these predators accountable before the city is sold off piece by piece.
Eat the rich? Maybe not—but it’s definitely time to sharpen the guillotines.
Eat the rich? Maybe not—but it’s definitely time to sharpen the guillotines.
January 13, 2025 at 2:11 AM
Los Angeles doesn’t need “thoughts and prayers” or more excuses for the powerful. It needs people to wake up, fight back, and hold these predators accountable before the city is sold off piece by piece.
Eat the rich? Maybe not—but it’s definitely time to sharpen the guillotines.
Eat the rich? Maybe not—but it’s definitely time to sharpen the guillotines.
This is disaster capitalism at its finest—turning ashes into profit for the wealthy while working families are left homeless. So no, the problem isn’t someone grabbing a pair of smoky Jordans. The *real* criminals are the corporate parasites carving up the city for their next windfall.
January 13, 2025 at 2:10 AM
This is disaster capitalism at its finest—turning ashes into profit for the wealthy while working families are left homeless. So no, the problem isn’t someone grabbing a pair of smoky Jordans. The *real* criminals are the corporate parasites carving up the city for their next windfall.
Taxpayers will foot the bill for infrastructure repairs, only to watch housing prices explode and working Angelenos get pushed out. Fires may destroy neighborhoods, but it’s the greed of landlords, real estate developers, and corporate investors that will erase them for good.
January 13, 2025 at 2:10 AM
Taxpayers will foot the bill for infrastructure repairs, only to watch housing prices explode and working Angelenos get pushed out. Fires may destroy neighborhoods, but it’s the greed of landlords, real estate developers, and corporate investors that will erase them for good.
As the city smolders, landlords and developers are circling like vultures. They’ll rebuild luxury fortresses in the Palisades and throw up overpriced rental towers where family homes once stood.
January 13, 2025 at 2:09 AM
As the city smolders, landlords and developers are circling like vultures. They’ll rebuild luxury fortresses in the Palisades and throw up overpriced rental towers where family homes once stood.