>95% of the giant sequoias were cut down to house the endless waves of mass immigration and line the pockets of (((lumber companies)))
>another 2% burned away the past 5 years in the wildfires
>the remaining 3% is up for grabs and the restrictions on logging could be lifted any day
But if we think about it logically, we've got 50 million spics and jeets coming into our country, they've got to live somewhere and here's a perfectly good 2000 year old tree that we could turn into a home.

>95% of the giant sequoias were cut down to house the endless waves of mass immigration and line the pockets of (((lumber companies)))
>another 2% burned away the past 5 years in the wildfires
>the remaining 3% is up for grabs and the restrictions on logging could be lifted any day
But if we think about it logically, we've got 50 million spics and jeets coming into our country, they've got to live somewhere and here's a perfectly good 2000 year old tree that we could turn into a home.