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[Marxism] Laguna Hills - Introduction to the Logic of "Freaks[s] of Nature"
In October 1978, a slide in the same canyon destroyed 14 homes. In
February 1998, a rainstorm triggered slides in the area that killed two
people and damaged 300 homes, 18 of them seriously. The area was
ravaged by a wildfire in October 1993 that destroyed 400 homes. Most
were rebuilt within a half-dozen years.
The cause of the latest slide was not immediately clear, but a
geologist hired by the city said this year's higher-than-normal
rainfall was a likely culprit.
"I'll stay here forever," said artist Scott Moore, 55, who was among
those evacuated. "It's kind of a freak of nature that lightning would
strike in the same place twice. It's very unfortunate for those who are
in the middle of it. I just hope they all come out all right."
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Let me see: rain, hill, large homes, burnoff of brush, previous
disasters = freak of nature OR logically challenged human freak
Looks like a good place for construction workers. You don't have to
wait for suckers to be born. You can depend on the same ones.
Brian Shannon
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