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> though the increasingly extreme politics of some red states does seem likely to push harder The opposite is also true - the politics of blue states are becom
by Ancapistani 3y ago
> though the increasingly extreme politics of some red states does seem likely to push harder
The opposite is also true - the politics of blue states are becoming increasingly extreme as well.
I moved from a blue city in a purple state on the East Coast back to the very red state where I grew up primarily for that reason. The blue state was restricting homeschooling and making it increasingly difficult to legally carry a firearm, which are two critically important issues for me.
> CA in particular also has the constant underlying filter of high QoL+CoL which will always be attracting those who can make the move (professionals).
I could never move to CA given its political climate. A few years ago I was working for a company based in the LA area, and was offered an additional ~$120k base salary if I'd move there. It wasn't worth it to me.
- zzgo 3y agoAn extra $120k? Damn, they're straight up paying your rent on a 3-4 br condo in Santa Monica/Beverly Hills/Hollywood Hills/Downtown, with cash left over to pay for $6/gal gas from Shell and groceries from Gelson's. I'd be hard pressed to turn down that offer, and I vehemently _hate_ LA after living there some 20 years ago.