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Weiner is DSA so this isn't too surprising given the long winding march they've been taking (and succeeding) to destroy everything here. Most likely the net eff
by gfodor 4y ago
Weiner is DSA so this isn't too surprising given the long winding march they've been taking (and succeeding) to destroy everything here. Most likely the net effect will be more people leaving behind California as it plunges into the abyss. The comments here embracing what is actually a play for anarchy when it comes to building is a good sign of what's to come for the state as a whole. I don't think there's really any path to correcting it at this point, since it's basically just smarter to leave.
edit: I'll happily take any downvoters on a 10 year long bet that California will continue to see a net outflow of the wealthy and continual growth in crime absent a flip back, however temporarily, to Republican rule at the state level. Easy bet.