Community wants answers after landslide

Families in Rolling Hills Estates say they're frustrated by a lack of action and answers after 12 homes were evacuated due to a landslide.
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[@itsAmeOFP]

The homeowners of Rolling Hills demand answers as to why the hills are rolling

[@Frankie2012channel]

Civil engineers are supposed to check the land and certify that it is safe to build homes there. This is not CHINA or INDIA where there is rampant un regulated housing construction. We have rules and regulations and GUESS WHAT? We also pay tons of taxes to state and local government officials and agencies to police this sort of stuff.

[@crazymusicgrlcheesecake]

​@Frankie2012channel You must be a resident or a lawyer of a resident. You are right though.

[@SteamvilleQuintet]

You CA assholes were told in the '30s not to overpopulate due to mudslides, earthquakes, and lack of water. You didn't care, so I don't care.

[@kushologist_420]

If you live on a Volcano, you'll get burned once in a while 😂

[@nmbmemphisbeast3690]

​@@Frankie2012channelyou're dumb if you still thinks that means anything to them😅

[@katwashere194]

The community wants answers? It’s right there in front of you. It was an unstable cliff and you built big giant houses on it.

[@marcuscato3599]

People live so apart from nature that they cant understand it and when they interact with it they only want to destroy it out of anger.

[@mikeschroeder8594]

Makes you wonder how they got rich while being so stupid

[@A_90210]

The weight alone will bring down that hill, just give it time.

[@Novastar.SaberCombat]

Right? You can almost taste the haughty, pretentious narcissism right through the screen. 🤮 But that's how the entitled are. To them, everything is about what they are "owed", where they've vacationed, and how their wealth should take care of everything. Friggin' megalomaniacal psychos.

[@katwashere194]

@peacenow42 agreed. Acting like they don’t know how this could have happened. I’m so over them.

[@marionette5968]

I live on the edge of an earthen cliff in a flood and earthquake zone. I can't believe the cliff collapsed and my house fell down.

[@Novastar.SaberCombat]

But "they had memories there". 🙄

[@jondavis2206]

Who would think after building a house on unstable ground that the house would also be unstable.

[@rodneyboehner3007]

The entire moutain of Palos Verdes is made of volcanic mud clay which dissolved with rain water. It's happened plenty of times before. It's Sunken City 9.0!!!

[@A_90210]

Dumb rich people?

[@coreybellsr2848]

Yeah

[@stevenlaplume9790]

When I lived in So Cal I looked at buying a house in that area. But it is known for landslides. Everyone there knows this. My realtor and I talked about this issue. Houses there have cracks and they knew this when they bought. I knew it when I looked at buying there and decided not to. So home owners should not be "Shocked"

[@staciasmith5162]

There were laws against building homes up so high in an unstable area, but gradually, the laws were changed and homes are perched there because they absolutely had to have the view.

[@monkeymonkey8526]

Yeah.. I have a hard time feeling bad for wealthy people who want government handouts, paid for by working folks who can barely make ends meet.

[@amycantwell8715]

Maybe it's called rolling hills for a reason ?

[@ZeeroDubs]

Pretty gross comment tbh.

[@TheCloser1]

@@ZeeroDubsoh get down off your pedestal and come join real people…

[@UpdogGolf]

I found the answers they demand. Don't live somewhere where this has been a normal issue for decades.

[@firestarter8202]

Those homeowners need to sue that hillside.

[@sharonsmith1505]

They cant it’s not the building it the ground, the earth shifted.

[@teenyverse7707]

@@sharonsmith1505 I'm hoping firestarter is being sarcastic.

[@johnjobber2219]

They should also sue the sky and clouds

[@HiThere619]

@@sharonsmith1505 Holy shit, that joke went WAY over your head.

[@coreybellsr2848]

Yeah

[@victorparker308]

Its no secret in the L A. area that various areas of the Palos Verdes Peninsula has been shifting & sliding for decades. Over the years many homes have been damaged, lost, whole areas collapsed into the sea, and roads realigned & rebuilt every few years.

[@4seeableTV]

Which is why it's interesting to hear the residents being perplexed as to why this is happening.

[@JPVillalobos27]

Geologists warned about this 100 years ago to LA politicians but the real estate lobby.

[@Relkond]

Could just build on floodplains - then the land won’t slide out from under you. Rain however becomes more of a problem. Tornado alley has less of both problems, but one needs to respect high winds more… each place in the world has it’s unique challenges. Still, I’d give living on an unstable hill a hard pass.

[@evoluxsion7339]

Can't feel sorry for the homeowner's stupidity to buy homes right next to a cliff. 2 or 3 million dollars down the drain. Or should I say cliff? Most expensive lesson in geology.

[@rb8289]

I agree. This has been well known that parts of California would end up in the water.

[@lasagnasux4934]

Community wants answers, the hill has yet to respond.

[@happycamper4263]

Back when they were originally building those places, my own parents said that there was no way that they would live in an area where the land has always known to be shifting. Surprised it took this long.

[@c.m.cordero1772]

I have a nice little house in coastal California. ( Not in LA). It’s on a FLAT piece of land. It is out of the tsunami zone so it’s not on the beach although I can hike there. It is a safe distance from the foothills of the mountains,although I have a beautiful view of them,so no slide or fire danger. It isn’t a dramatic piece of property but it is pretty and relatively safe. An earthquake could get it but that gets everyone. We looked at houses in hillside slide zones and beach zones in the area. Said nope. No way. We’ve been happy with our choice for these last 30+ years because of multiple natural disasters involving all of the above that have happened in the local area. Our house is still good.

[@true4795]

There's a reason why that place was named Rolling Hills

[@Chief_Of_Sinners]

Native American legend says...

[@Robb403]

Greedy developers and corrupt officials have guaranteed that there will be plenty of houses falling down around Los Angeles. There's no realistic means of stabilizing a cliff of loose stone and dirt. This disaster and many more are inevitable and there is little that can be done to prevent it. You got your million dollar view and now you're out a million dollars.

[@brucel.554]

That's what you get for living on the edge.

[@angelnelson2012]

😂😂😂😂😂 this comment took me out

[@spaceballs44]

The houses that haven’t sank in that neighborhood I’d be getting a uhaul and working as fast as I could getting my belongings out of there. I wouldn’t dwell on it and stand around I’d just be moving as fast as I can.

[@catherineromero1862]

Sadly, here’s their answer: you’ve been living on borrowed time in an area KNOWN for the ground to be in constant movement.

[@Ena48145]

I am so sorry to these people. I lost my entire home due to catastrophic flooding. We complained to the county for A DECADE. Nothing changed. We were only met with nasty, disgusting people working for Howard County Maryland who did NOTHING. We lost everything and were denied any type of financial relief, aid, insurance, etc. Whatever these people left with is the last they will ever see of their homes. My heart is with all of them.

[@Redwhiteandtired]

Damn. Sorry that happened to you. Unfortunately it seems like yet another piece of a crumbling society led by a power hungry government that no longer fears its people. Hope things have gotten better for you.

[@bhat_ysrael]

What caused the flooding in Howard County Maryland? Was your home near a river or lake? I grew up in Montgomery County Maryland for 30 years, before moving down to Georgia over 20 years ago and I would never have thought Maryland would be a flood zone. (Maybe along the Eastern shore.)

[@KC-nd7nt]

You live next to a river that history shows floods regularly. You chose to ignore the danger . Don't raise my insurance due to your mistake . Ellicott city. I know . I'm from here too

[@crptnite]

That is not Right and i Pray you ALL Receive Justice for these atrocities. Blessings on your Journey 💜🙏🏽🕊️

[@crptnite]

@@alundrinusordway107 for sure! But also, nobody deserves to be railroaded by their own government. Also, wealthy people Care too. i mean, most of them don't. But some do...

[@markfrank5937]

Smh....I grew up in CA. People who live in these areas need to be real with the risks, and stop acting like this is new. 🤷

[@Danymity1]

LOL......or they have short term memories.

[@markfrank5937]

@@Danymity1 😂, I want whatever they're smoking! 😂...I remember being a kid (In Socal), and saying I "...never want to live up in those houses.".

[@georgiafrancis9059]

This has been happening for 50 years in the LA area.

[@isocuda]

HOA not doing it's job? Shocker.

[@hm3drake35]

how is the HOA to blame here?

[@user-zx8xc8tw2j]

@Pohunohi they mentioned in the video that because it's private properties it is on the HOA to call in a geologist for impact assessment and recommendations on action (I guess whether to evacuate, or if it safe to stay), and ofc they haven't done that, not since the initial reports of cracks nor since these houses sunk).

[@SidewaysBurnouts]

@Pohunohi what can hoa do in gerneral besides act like old lady communism.

[@vickielane7387]

The blame belongs to the engineers and the inspectors.

[@Necroside145]

@Pohunohi Because they can get people on the spot to actually inspect it legally and give a report officially you nunce. Hopefully your family is caught in a solo individuals military operation on the general populace.

[@lambofeaby_1262]

Hope nobody was hurt but honestly the whole damn state needs to slide on into the ocean

[@msms3260]

Careful. Wishes for others have a strange way of working in reverse direction. Heard of what goes around comes around?

[@elizastar1973]

@@msms3260 Democrats apparently never heard of it.

[@msms3260]

@@elizastar1973 Neither have California haters.

[@lambofeaby_1262]

@@msms3260 I'm not a California hater I just think they have been a leader in the area of hogsh!t for a long time.

[@lambofeaby_1262]

@@elizastar1973 I don't think my state is going anywhere as it's what you call grid locked. My state also don't have a fraction of the illegals, a democratic governer, or all the noxious air pollutants that have claimed most of your brain cells.

[@danielamaro3114]

Community wants answers? Who are they going to sue, mother nature? Earth? Jesus? 😮

[@sasamichan]

The Answer is Landslides are caused by disturbances in the natural stability of a slope. They can accompany heavy rains or follow droughts, earthquakes, or volcanic eruptions. Mudslides develop when water rapidly accumulates in the ground and results in a surge of water-saturated rock, earth, and debris. They are a predictable phenomenon and any one who builds and sells houses knows full well when the area is not safe to build on. That information should have been disclosed to the buyers. How to stay safe when you chose a spot to build is one of the 1st things you learn in scouts.

[@Luciasanpedro]

My husband and I lived in that area for 20 years. It's a beautiful place. I found a crack on the street on our weekend walk several years ago, I showed it to my husband and one day, the entire street was collapsed into the ocean. That area is consistent moving. Hope you can recover your loss soon.

[@davidhumdiggity1766]

What answers are they looking for? The land is shifting. Moving. This is what Mother Nature does. Good thing they are freeing up emergency government funds. These super wealthy people could really use a hand out! What about their insurance companies?

[@MayorMcheese12]

Idk. I seriously can’t wait till that big earthquake happens and LA just becomes a big pile of debris. They need a reality check

[@OfftoShambala]

Yeah, doesn’t insurance not cover stuff like this?

[@4seeableTV]

@@OfftoShambala I'm guessing they had to self-insure, considering the area is known for this. These are quite wealthy people.

[@bunnspecial]

@@OfftoShambala If you have a mortgage you have to have insurance to make sure the bank you borrowed the money from gets paid. The homeowner's policy is written in such a way that the insurance company never has to pay a claim. Can't make a profit if you are paying out claims.

[@silverstein5]

Just bc you are wealthy, doesn't mean you can afford your house sinking into the ground and insurance not covering it and now having a house you still owe money on and you have to find another place to live. Who knows if these are multimillionaires. Your making assumptions.

[@brandenbrooks5525]

Those HOA fees are about to be astronomical.

[@GoatZilla]

The HOA will likely fine the owners for having units that doesn't meet aesthetic standards.

[@RaymondHng]

The HOA fees will remain the same. The _additional_ fees that will be charged are called "special assessment fees".

[@A_90210]

​@@GoatZilla😂

[@chrisper7527]

A wise man builds his house upon a rock. A foolish man builds his house upon sand.🤷🏽‍♂️

[@humanbeing8948]

Wouldn't it have just been a matter of time before the houses fell down the cliff? 2 simple solutions: Don't build on a cliff, don't buy a home built on a cliff. Common sense.

[@Om_kera]

The place is called “ROLLING HILLS ESTATES”.

[@thejoyfuljoy]

Literally, the hills are rolling 😂

[@ginger6582]

The problem is greed over smarts.

[@SupremeCorine]

Exactly!

[@lumberjack297]

Answers? - if you buy a home on a cliff, YOU should be the one being asked the questions.

[@mikeschroeder8594]

Its like building a house on the edge of a cliff, or a house at the bottom of a hill on a fault line

[@ocsugar]

If the house is gone and the loss is not covered by insurance I am thinking your still on the hook for the mortgage?

[@scottlucas9551]

When you move to a place called "Rolling Hills", and the hills start rolling.

[@carmilly5569]

👍

[@darrentoth155]

God's work...

[@allreadynotinuse4169]

This Ca home owners probably going to get sued for there home being out of place than sued for the clean up

[@A_90210]

Knowing HOA's😂

[@jamestaylor3805]

An HOA that's avoiding bringing anyone in to figure it out? How much you wanna bet they not only knew it was going to happen but have been hiding the cause because they were responsible. Installing a water main where the corp of engineers told them not to or something similar.

[@djhowell5273]

Watch some dumb clown come in and defend HOAs

[@MayorMcheese12]

They think the value of the house was going to keep natural disasters away.

[@hm3drake35]

blaming the HOA for a NATURAL event?

[@jamestaylor3805]

@@hm3drake35 did I blame or was I taking odds? Also, it is not yet determined to be a natural event.

[@hm3drake35]

@@jamestaylor3805 what else would it be?

[@GreenAsJit]

I remember someone was sleeping and this happened the whole house went underneath the body was never found these guys are lucky to be alive and make it out

[@tjmccray6287]

What did they think was going to happen living on the side of a hill

[@Frankie2012channel]

They didn't build the houses themselves. Civil Engineers, by law have to certify that the homes are safe to inhabit. Somebody screwed up. What's the point of having all of these TAX PAYER funded state and local agencies if they don't do their jobs? They sure LOVE to fine us for violations though ....

[@Jeanne90275]

Considering Palos Verdes was once an island, it may be the houses on the hill that aren't submerged due to climate change. But hey, what did the lowlanders expect

[@Chief_Of_Sinners]

​@@Jeanne90275😂 Oh wait... you're serious?

[@LetsTalkAboutPrepping]

​@@Jeanne90275that shouldve happened by now. You realize that, right? The modes said la should be underwater by now. Theyre wrong. They've been changed to adapt which means they're bs

[@bunnspecial]

Once the land is developed it is not supposed to change, ever.

[@Jeanne90275]

If this is a typical townhome development, all 67 townhome owners will pay the $18,000,000 in losses, minus whatever the HOA's insurance pays. The state can only offer loans.

[@poempadgett4664]

Exactly. Only extremely naive, uninformed people would buy a property with mandatory HOA.

[@SidewaysBurnouts]

because all the money paid up till now was pocketed by the commies

[@HarrisOutdoorsCO]

Here’s your answer community; Your house was build on unstable and untested ground back in the 1930’s when foundation was dirt and mud.

[@moodyfeverdream]

I'm sorry, but it is named Rolling Hills Estates. It lived up to its name

[@kayladawn]

😂 Community wants answers from Mother Nature? Hilarious!😅

[@killermiller3024]

You live on a hill. It rained. What else do you need to know?😂😂

[@Gaming_Antics]

The city is covering up for the insurance companies, because no geologists were contacted to do a detail assessment, they’re looking for shady geologists to do a report that fit their narrative.

[@julesbower762]

Land + slide = Landslide. Hope that answers it for ya...

[@josephcazzuto7198]

😅😅

[@dionnegriffin2229]

😂🤣🤣😂

[@nikkip7213]

Like many others, it’s going down in California. I keep having repeated dreams of destruction in Cali, a bridge is going to collapse. I keep looking everyday for 2 years for answers. It haunts me sometimes. It hurts me to see people harmed. I’ll just keep praying.

[@jackjones5725]

I don't think you need a geologist to see what's happening it's called mother nature

[@FIatIined]

The community must know that you cannot demand Mother Nature for anything.

[@badtoro]

0:38 WTF do you expect the HOA to do?

[@shanedickinson2900]

Who can give those answers water and earth quakes can cause landslides what else is there to answer . I live in a place where tornadoes sometimes hit we don’t demand answers when one hits we clean it up and move on .

[@Lydia.LaMar0]

Build your house in an unstable location & you can expect the ground to move. Build your house 4 ft below sea level, next to the sea, expect to be flooded.

[@MrMojoRyzin]

houses built in an area that has landslides, what are they expecting to happen?

[@frankboyer7153]

Waiting on the environmentalist protestors to show up and tell the cliff that it should stop making a mess

[@timstram]

"Rolling Hills Estates" well they cant say they weren't warned.

[@thisiserich]

😂 What do you mean they want answers? What is any human in the world going to do to stop an inconceivably enormous and heavy land mass from succumbing to erosion and gravity? Jesus man, that is probably the pinnacle of entitlement right there. Your house that sits on the side of a sandy hill that you made the very conscious decision to purchase has slid down that unstable mound of dust. It’s sad, but those people made a bad decision to live there. They deserve help and all but it’s pure insanity to point fingers at PEOPLE for this happening. It’s an unavoidable natural disaster. The air quality where I live reached 400 because of the wildfire smoke, guess I should sue the government and all meteorologists for not keeping the smoke away from my home. It was their fault, right?

[@rosedomogma5160]

Nature gives it! Nature takes it.

[@amycantwell8715]

The answer is : Don't build on a gulch ! Maybe it's called rolling hills for a reason.

[@sharongilley8393]

HOW ABOUT homes where built on known fault lines.

[@sweetmatthew662]

If you can afford to live there, you can afford to leave.

[@JFlower7]

City councils and planning and zoning should be held responsible. They continue to give approval for building on these hills.

[@WW3_Soon]

The problems of rich people.

[@Tipperary757]

Scary. How stressful.

[@jewelv]

Building far from shore! So you have to learn to live with the essentials! We clings to useless goods! We bring nothing when we die!🙄

[@Chief_Of_Sinners]

I feel for that homeowner, but he wants "actions", not "answers." Who exactly does he expect to hold accountable? I truly hope they are all made whole by homeowners insurance and disaster relief.

[@peterlongprong7521]

Katrina survivor here - insurance companies are a scam, they can and will drop a policy at a whim, rewrite any contract or shred it and pretend they don't know anything - and pay off the Fed Gov to not be held accountable... like they did in 2005 when they stole $19 billion in premiums and didn't pay out a dime, shredded contracts and left half a million Americans homeless.... I'll repeat, Insurance is legalized fraud.

[@diaperdonJr]

Literally 😂 who’s dumb enough to buy a house on a mountain without expecting this to happen .

[@lilessab85]

The Earth

[@mb-py4wh]

moves into Rolling Hills Gets mad when the hills roll...

[@ajburgess7242]

I see all of these natural disasters n feel bad for so many that get hit with them across the country. I live on the northeast coast, we literally dont see any of this stuff. We seemingly have the most moderate weather and sturdy foundation in the country. I lived in California for awhile and to be honest one of the things that worried me is "im living in the most unstable state in america, on a ton of large fault lines, on the coast, in a freakin landlock for hours" I would NEVER go back to live, the beauty isnt worth it to me. I absolutely wouldnt live somewhere called rolling hills smh

[@whatthefox302]

Even the houses are trying to leave that DEMOCRAPPY state 😂

[@TRUMP-2024]

If you build on a hill or mountain or anything like that, Ultimately this will happen.

[@scottbowling58]

That's what makes California great... the wildfires, landslides, earthquakes and homeless people!

[@asianguy6174]

Leave

[@A_90210]

Not!

[@scottbowling58]

@@asianguy6174 I wouldn't live in California. Do you?

[@Trapped_in_the_Dunya]

Looks like the hill won by a landslide. (Edit: seriously though, very sad that the homeowners are losing their property. Hope the accountable are held accountable)

[@tommas2674]

the buyers on a hillside.

[@thisiserich]

By the accountable do you mean nature?

[@A_90210]

They have to sue mother nature for it cause everyone knew about the land slides.

[@Trapped_in_the_Dunya]

@@thisiserich No, an organization or person would have been responsible for ensuring the area was stable before developing the area into residential properties. If liquefaction was a threat to the area then they should have either reinforced the hillsides or developed elsewhere. HOA isn't responsible for that but they may have had enough advance warning to at least help people save some of their belongings

[@thisiserich]

@@Trapped_in_the_Dunya How exactly does one reinforce a hillside?

[@_gonna_renew_my_sinew]

With all the things happening recently, underwater expeditions, landslides etc It’s making me realize there is no direct correlation between wealth and intelligence.

[@A_90210]

It's probably old money that was passed down to dumb children.

[@ashlielove6513]

As my structural geology professor once said: Stupid Places to Build a House 101.

[@adamgonzalez9013]

Civil engineers are supposed to check the land and certify that it is safe to build homes there. This is not CHINA or INDIA where there is rampant un regulated housing construction. We have rules and regulations and GUESS WHAT? We also pay tons of taxes to state and local government officials and agencies to police this sort of stuff.

[@norml.hugh-mann]

Tax to stop mother nature?

[@frankboyer7153]

Tell mother nature about rules regarding building houses on cliff and see what happens

[@timfeeley714-25]

Now known as sliding hills!

[@Peculiar_Optics]

Who do they want to blame and sue?? Why should they be eligible for emergency state and federal money. They took the risk they wanted now they are paying the price.

[@LONDONelese]

They’ve been telling us what the cause is.

[@beckyd712]

Don't stand too close to the edge. Sad when nobody acts on reported danger.

[@fuzzyelm1]

That’s what you get when you deal with HOA ! Only idiots buy under HOA

[@MochiColorful]

the answer is don't live near landslide prone areas

[@higgs923]

Keep rollin' rollin' rollin, Though the creeks are swollen, Keep them hills a rollin...

[@A_90210]

Rollin in the deep comes to mind "Adele"

[@gardyloo3415]

Looks like it was a beautiful home

[@mr.pizzamarlon]

Run! Leave the state!

[@Chief_Of_Sinners]

The political shifting should be enough to encourage sane Californians to run for the hills.

[@SteamvilleQuintet]

​ @carl_mclemore < You've seen a sane Californian? Did he she it they them have a pet Dodo bird??

[@Chief_Of_Sinners]

@@SteamvilleQuintet probably.

[@CYBERCATXO]

They see me rolling they hatin'

[@manxkin]

Perhaps you shouldn’t build houses on unstable land on the edge of a hillside/cliff. I do feel bad for them but not at all surprised.

[@fallenkeith5885]

Instead of making a joke about it being called Rolling hills, I kinda wonder why the local government didn't build some sort of retaining wall or some sort of artificial mechanism to help prevent the landslide. If they surveyed the land before building, they should have at least expected the possibility for landslide risk

[@shanna1518]

Community wants answers? Well mother nature is showing you the answer😂

[@StopListenThink]

😂 I mean yeah that’s 😂 she’s pretty pissed at you all…. not me. She’s not mad at me, but she’s pretty mad at y’all.

[@poempadgett4664]

@@StopListenThink Only because you’re a short-bus rider, lol🤗

[@StopListenThink]

@@poempadgett4664 have you seen my garden grow 😂

[@StopListenThink]

@@poempadgett4664 6.6 earthquake in Puerto Rico Saint martins

[@StopListenThink]

@@poempadgett4664 it’s on my community wall under the ambrosia songs 🌸💐😆

[@janblackman6204]

Ever heard of earthquakes

[@JayYoung-ro3vu]

Am sorry that they are losing their homes BUT, land will slide if disturbed by man's actions or nature's process. Saying it another way: if you cut, fill, level the land to build upon, you might run a similar risk. It's another sign that HOAs are inneffective.

[@MayorMcheese12]

Wish it took the governors house too. One these days

[@ThrillingEra]

Mother Nature Doing Her Job.

[@righteousbyfaithinChrist]

We all want action...not mere platitudes. Developers should be held accountable.

[@frankboyer7153]

No the dumbazzez should have known what could happen delevlopred dont force you to buy on a cliff that is you

[@davidhensley-zi3iu]

That’s why you shouldn’t build on a hillside.

[@davidnorris5892-m4d]

Maybe put the governor in the area and he can bring the homeless

[@BLUERAVENWANDERER]

Rich people problems 😂😂😂😂😂😂😊

[@StopListenThink]

Maybe journalist should start asking the government some questions just saying

[@crptnite]

i agree.

[@A_90210]

About the obvious?😂

[@A_90210]

About mother nature? Those buyer's should of been more prudent on where their buying. It was probably disclosed to them when they purchased.

[@galactic25]

That's why they named the city Rolling Hills.

[@markhoerner2354]

Don’t build where you shouldn’t.

[@richardmann3396]

Exactly what I just said.

[@chrivison]

Oh yeah. Let’s remind everyone Los Angeles is built on one of the most active earthquake zones in the world. Seriously guys. Maybe it’s time we start using our brains. Hope everyone stays safe.

[@sunitamosesesq]

Nobody got killed! Those residents need to be thanking their lucky stars. It's an awful thing to deal with, for sure, but they were aware of the risks of those homes. It happens everywhere in CA. I was forced to leave my beautiful condo in San Diego 7 days after my first baby was born, due to sudden land subsidence. It was a horrible time. I had just refurnished and set up everything for the new baby, then suddenly I was scrambling to find a cheap rental. But when you want the home with the nice elevated views in CA, it comes with the risk of land subsidence. I have no idea why they need a geologist to determine whether it will get worse. Are they actually planning to rebuild there?? Count your lucky stars, file your insurance claims and get out.

[@KC-nd7nt]

Answer : You took a chance in location to feel special. Mother nature put you in your place .

[@chrivison]

Hilarious that they have no idea how gravity works. Maybe don’t by a house on a hill?

[@joebarrera5020]

Sodom and Gomorrah California is sinking crickets

[@danusdragonfly6640]

How *very* fake "Christian" of you! Keep that same energy when the SHTF in your neck of the woods.