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Fire destroys Seattle tiny homes, displacing 28 people (Original Post)
Yo_Mama_Been_Loggin
Jul 18
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Had to have been arson. Sad, looked like a good viable solution to homeless folks.
OAITW r.2.0
Jul 18
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elleng
(134,534 posts)1. ;-(
OAITW r.2.0
(26,883 posts)2. Had to have been arson. Sad, looked like a good viable solution to homeless folks.
2naSalit
(90,505 posts)3. I can imagine...
That it was. There was a lot of controversy about the tiny homes before they were placed.
This really sucks for those people.
OAITW r.2.0
(26,883 posts)4. Partof the reason why I gladly pay taxes, is for government to make smart decisions on decent healthcare, welfare
for the less fortunate. Because, it could well have been me. It wouldn't have taken much 50 years ago....
pfitz59
(10,696 posts)5. rebuild with smoke detectors and fire suppression
or inflammable materials