Which was determined to be arson .
Palisades fire suspect is indicted, faces up to 45 years in prison - Los Angeles Times Man accused of maliciously igniting Palisades fire faces new charges, up to 45 years in prison
Multiple high-rise towers in Hong Kong on fire right now
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Which was determined to be arson .
Palisades fire suspect is indicted, faces up to 45 years in prison - Los Angeles Times Man accused of maliciously igniting Palisades fire faces new charges, up to 45 years in prison
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Ain’t no way only 36 died
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Hong Kong is a dystopia. If you're born rich, it's a paradise. If you're born poor, you have to work and save up enough money so that your grandchildren might be able to afford a home all whilst living in a housing environment that makes a scandanivian prison cell look like 5 star accommodation.
Part of the reason housing prices are higher in places like Australia, UK and Canada is because people in Hong Kong are worried about what's going to happen to their land if China takes it over. In China, all land is government owned. If you think you're buying a home, you're actually leasing it from the government. In Hong Kong, not only are you owning your home, but the taxes are some of the lowest on earth. All that is going to change if China takes it over and makes it an official Chinese province.
Compared to the cost of a home in Hong Kong, 500k on an apartment in Vancouver, NY, or Sydney is not a big deal. So naturally they're trying to buy that shyt so they have their money stored up in a foreign asset. When you're trying to buy a home, this means you're also competing against the wealthy people of asia which is a continent with a quarter of the world's entire population. They have more of anything INCLUDING millionaires who want to use another country's housing market like a bank.
Part of the reason housing prices are higher in places like Australia, UK and Canada is because people in Hong Kong are worried about what's going to happen to their land if China takes it over. In China, all land is government owned. If you think you're buying a home, you're actually leasing it from the government. In Hong Kong, not only are you owning your home, but the taxes are some of the lowest on earth. All that is going to change if China takes it over and makes it an official Chinese province.
Compared to the cost of a home in Hong Kong, 500k on an apartment in Vancouver, NY, or Sydney is not a big deal. So naturally they're trying to buy that shyt so they have their money stored up in a foreign asset. When you're trying to buy a home, this means you're also competing against the wealthy people of asia which is a continent with a quarter of the world's entire population. They have more of anything INCLUDING millionaires who want to use another country's housing market like a bank.
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Yeah they were started by an arsonist, but were spread by embers in the wind.
We don't know how this fire in Hong Kong started. Could've been an electrical fault or something innocuous like that.
They need to get some water on that.
It's still on fire...