As the world watches the horrors of L.A. burning, this apocalyptic tragedy has a domino effect on all Insurance Policyholders who most likely will have astronomical premium rates increased or cancelled due to negligence by California leadership. Policy holders to be impacted include you, me, and the people in the State of California. Higher home insurance premiums will have a significant impact on all first-time home buyers. We should all be mad as hell.
Although hearts are breaking and many shed tears for loved ones impacted directly, or for those who worship celebrities, we all end up paying even higher premiums, even if we don't live in California. Is it just a matter of time before you are mad as hell?
When it comes to Leadership and Accountability, there is a lot of blame to go around, including theories, moral choices, and bad decisions by leaders. Lawyers, gold diggers, and scammers will be busy for a very long time. Consumers beware! If there should be insurance claims paid, how long will people have to wait? Human life isn't the only thing at stake here. Economic growth and environmental ethics also need to be taken into consideration.
As the world turns, and days go by, so will finger pointing. I can't even imagine the cost of billable legal hours. The loss of human life tugs at the hearts of those with conscious. Sadly, there are some people who have no conscious. Talking the talk and walking the talk are completely different. As we willfully watch in horror via the media L.A. burning, the environment, including air quality, animal species, plants, and trees are also in danger. Some may argue, the only way to address the environmental crisis is to change our values and lifestyles. Political superiority over humans and nature was never part of the plan for the U.S. Constitution. Doesn't every change need to begin at the top of leadership?
People talk about climate change. Perhaps now is the time, to pause the talking points about the climate and focus on leadership change and to enforce consequences for accountability and proven negligence.
Author: Patricia Feager
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