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When I was a grade school age student, California was generally regarded as a utopia that everyone should aspire to.
I moved there in 1986 and found it to be an irrigated desert with WAAAY too many people. Moved out again after four months.
Now, we see
-wild fires raging through almost the whole year,
-brown outs because the power grid is apparently failing and
-government officials refusing to allow minimum freedoms to their subjects while flaunting their own privilege.
This is not even calling out the mountains of used hypodermic needles, the homeless crises, the ridiculously high taxes and the aging infrastructure.
The last time I flew into LAX, it was like a trip in the Way Back Machine to the 80's.
How is this socialist experiment working for you all?
I moved there in 1986 and found it to be an irrigated desert with WAAAY too many people. Moved out again after four months.
Now, we see
-wild fires raging through almost the whole year,
-brown outs because the power grid is apparently failing and
-government officials refusing to allow minimum freedoms to their subjects while flaunting their own privilege.
This is not even calling out the mountains of used hypodermic needles, the homeless crises, the ridiculously high taxes and the aging infrastructure.
The last time I flew into LAX, it was like a trip in the Way Back Machine to the 80's.
How is this socialist experiment working for you all?