The answer is that there's no real difference. People object to it no matter where. California Forever is the current attempt to get this done outside the immed

The answer is that there's no real difference. People object to it no matter where. California Forever is the current attempt to get this done outside the immediate Bay and I hope it succeeds. Overall, most people just don't like change. I see this among Americans a lot. They'll complain that their lot in life is miserable but if you ask them to do something about it it's always "you expect me to just drop everything and leave for an uncertain chance at something"? No, Mr. Bond, I expect you to whine. But it's all right. These kinds of things don't last long. The UK did all of this before and the nation is crumbling. Most of Europe did this, too, and now it's primarily a theme park for relatively rich Americans to come visit. The local Europeans complain about the cost of living and how their $40k job as Head of Cybersecurity for their nation pays only for a 50 m^2 home 1 he from work. But they made a bed and now we lie in it while they lie on the floor. It is the nature of people to stall at some point. Then the ones who come after take their stuff. Online they'll complain about it but what are they going to do.