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Interesting that your post is being downvoted for some reason though many have already made this point.
by powerslacker 4y ago
Interesting that your post is being downvoted for some reason though many have already made this point.
- xbar 4y agoDid other people reach the same conclusion: that it would be good to have a stronger Federal government that can take over states' rights? I agree that California is bad for remote hiring, and I believe that this is a novel competitive advantage for other states to capitalize on. Asking Congress to "fix" California would starve North Dakota, for example, of the opportunity to make it super tax-cheap to hire remote employees. Let California tax-implode during a time of unforeseen redistribution of labor.
- TheRealPomax 4y agoConversely: if California tax-implodes, tens of millions of people are going to be affected, and not in the "no avocado toast for you" sense but in the "you can't make your rent anymore, I hope you like living on the streets" sense. May California go through many tax-reforms, appropriate to modern practices and expectations, sparked by cases like these, but may it never tax-implode.
- powerslacker 4y agoI don't agree with the conclusion that a stronger Federal government is necessarily a good thing. Though even if that is someone's conclusion I don't think it is worth downvoting. It seems like more users are treating downvote as "I disagree" these days. > Let California tax-implode during a time of unforeseen redistribution of labor. Yes. "You made your bed, now lie in it" is good policy methinks.