Asked on August 13, 2026
Your hometown burns yearly now. Do you stay or leave forever?
Stay — it's still home
41%
Leave — survival first
59%
Comments
6 comments from that day
JadaLombard_
Unpopular take: stay and fight it. We have climate tech now. Abandon = surrender.
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RaulGentry
Home is the people, not the place. If the place keeps trying to kill you, you take the people elsewhere.
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SophiaOwen_tech
The real question is whether your insurance even covers it anymore. Can't stay if you're bankrupt.
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CalvinReys88
lmao staying in a yearly burning hellscape? nah chief. moving to oregon.
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VivianRound_
Leaving is betrayal. If everyone leaves, there's no community left to rebuild.
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MarcosFrost
This is actually the hardest question I've seen. My family stayed through the 2018 fires and we barely made it out. Home means nothing if you're dead.
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