So this is what L.A. looks like without cars

You mean there is blue up there in the sky?

So how long b'fore the climate studies?

Like with the chemtrails and 911.

The earth was choking from manmade air pollution so it sent the coronavirus to force humans to stay inside. Coincidentally(?), one of the distinct symptoms of the virus’ infection is difficulty breathing.

What will it send if the sheer number of humans becomes too much for the earth to tolerate?

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Cali has actually significantly reduced their pollution over the last three decades.

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They have exported a lot of their trash to Texas and Colorado.

They should take a hint. L.A. has the opportunity to have excellent public transit. Instead, so many of their residents would rather drive expensive cars to show off their wealth. You'd think with all of the liberals in that city you would see better cooperation among its citizens to promote cleaner air by using public transit. Hypocrisy at its finest!

Meanwhile, I have little room to criticize Los Angeles, because Nashville barely has public transit. We have a single commuter rail line that connects the suburbs to the east (Mt. Juliet and Lebanon); other than that, we have no rail in our city or suburbs- just buses, and not even bus rapid transit. The 2018 transit referendum was dismissed as too ambitious by Nashville voters, so here we sit as a city with 2 million residents in our metro and hardly any rail connecting the central business district to the suburbs. Traffic is out of control considering Nashville is not a very large city.

Echo Park and Silver Lake are both fun spots in L.A -- Beautiful view