These fires happened (at least originally) in the hills of LA where lots of rich people live. You aren't getting them in dense urban areas where more normal peo

These fires happened (at least originally) in the hills of LA where lots of rich people live. You aren't getting them in dense urban areas where more normal people can afford to live. I don't think we should be subsidizing that. Yes, if you want to live in LA foothills like Bel Air (not affected by the current fire, but hit by fires before), you are going to have to pay more for fire insurance. It just goes with the price of the view.