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California is doing pretty damn good. Not perfect, but head and shoulders above the rest of the country.

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Exactly: Even if they ran everything they’d do stupid shit.

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“Nothing is perfect, therefore everything is equally shit.”

What a stupid philosophy. Like all “bothsides” bullshit.

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That’s not what I’m saying at all but don’t let that stop you from punching left.

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In what way is CA doing ‘pretty damn good’…?

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You live under a rock or something?

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I mean it guess they’re not banning books or switching to school vouchers but I’m pretty sure low income households are doing just as bad if not worse over there

Aren’t they, like, tearing down homeless encampments on a monthly basis?

edit: spelling

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By bulldozing homeless camps I guess.

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Income, life expectancy, healthcare access. Union membership. Cali home prices are unaffordable because people want to live there and are willing to pay for it.

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By being richer than most other countries in the world.

That’s really what it’s about anyways. Identity politics are just icing for wealth generation for the upper class.

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