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Did 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 Califor
by xbar 5y ago
Did 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 5y 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 5y 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.