Comments by "Akira Nakamoto (中本 明)" (@AkiraNakamoto) on "Why Did California Fire Water Hydrants Run Dry?" video.

  1. You don't mention San Bernardino County, which also locates in Southern California and with even drier weather and even more dried-up forest and the same Santa Ana Wind, didn't have a single wildfire incident during the same period. San Bernardino County is a poor county if compared with Los Angeles County. Fortunately, the SBCFD is not a DEI department and SBCFD's chief is a white male who claims in public that SBCFD has done proper forest management for the past decades. There you go.
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  2.  @laetrille  Well, Los Angeles county also has a history of fires and is NOT adequately prepared.
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  3.  @_Jake.From.Statefarm_  Not one during this period (since Jan.7). And the previous ones were all contained by SBCFD in time. Not like LA's blocks of streets burnt.
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  4.  @_Jake.From.Statefarm_  None of those fires were running out waters this bad. Trying to justify how LAFD handling its fire hydrants is disingenuous, esp. considering routine inspection should be included in FD's job description.
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  5.  @chriswihulu  Fire Department does the Controlled Burns. Not everybody can do it. We are not an anarchy.
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