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> leaving California given that the state has really lifted him to the pedestal he is on.... That was paid for on the backs of the people. Funny how short his m
by grecy 6y ago
> leaving California given that the state has really lifted him to the pedestal he is on.... That was paid for on the backs of the people. Funny how short his memory is....he doesn't want to pay a large tax bill for the success that he has had (hence selling all property in CA).
Genuine question, not trying to be snarky.
I grew up in Australia, which educated, housed and fed me very well, and turned me into a successful Engineer. I decided I wanted to live in the snowy mountains of Canada, so I moved here.
At what point is a person like myself (or Musk) free to move wherever they want? How long to I owe an obligation to Australia for what they helped me with?
Clearly what myself and Elon are doing is perfectly legal, so it sounds like you have a moral objection to what we're doing. Do you think morally everyone should stay in the same district they were born, paying off their "debt" from being raised?
I don't understand what you're trying to say here.