Calolfornia

[Jason]

This is what actual fascists do

[gotbeer]

2 hours ago, Jason said:

This is what actual fascists do

 

If you put a huge BLM mural on streets, it's ok.

[Blarg]

Looks like the Hollywood sign needs to go. 

[Jay]

Quote

“This was a life and safety issue because there were concerns about distracted driving,” Chief Public Information Officer for Caltrans Lauren Wonder said.

lol

[Jason]

I hope the land owner puts up a bigger Trump sign, with lights, now 

[Tank]

16 minutes ago, Blarg said:

Looks like the Hollywood sign needs to go. 

if this leads to getting rid of billboards too, i'm all for it.

[Blarg]

It won't, this was all political butt hurt. 

[Tank]

Just now, Blarg said:

It won't, this was all political butt hurt. 

i agree. that was just the doe-eyed optimist in me speaking wishfully.

[Jay]

More likely the bigger concern was that Biden supporters would climb up and set the sign on fire.

 

[failos]

1 hour ago, Jay said:

lol

Unbelievable. I saw that quote yesterday and was utterly baffled. The bias is real.

[Jason]

https://dailycaller.com/2020/10/08/gavin-newsom-shutdowns-kevin-kiley/

[Taylor]

California owning the cons! Gotta love it.

[Jason]

On 10/8/2020 at 12:49 PM, Spin Rate said:

California owning the cons! Gotta love it.

And starting to piss off the libs 

[Blarg]

The exodus is real but the state legislature refuses to accept they need to take a backseat to their progressive (repressive) agenda and roll back a lot of wasted expenditures that causes the incredibly high tax rate. 

The lure of California in the 60's was great weather, moderate taxes, stable infrastructure, good schools. All of that has gone to shit and it has crumbled under the last 50 years by overreach to control all aspects of life hear.

Keep it simple, Sacramento. Provide electricity, water, gas, schools, road repair and Park system while letting the rest be run by private industry. Reduce your government footprint by 50% and the tax rate would be favorable for both citizens and corporations but currently the deficit spending and finding more ways to create revenue streams that only get mismanaged at a greater level every year is killing the state.

In short, quit re-electing the same people to office just because you think they are going to use their years of experience to make it better. Their years of experience only make them better thieves like jail time for petty criminals. Dump the Feinsteins'. Pelosis', Newsoms' and Shiffs' and get some real change in California.

Demand a 50% reduction in California's government and you would see a 100% better state. 

[Jason]

1 minute ago, Blarg said:

The exodus is real but the state legislature refuses to accept they need to take a backseat to their progressive (repressive) agenda and roll back a lot of wasted expenditures that causes the incredibly high tax rate. 

The lure of California in the 60's was great weather, moderate taxes, stable infrastructure, good schools. All of that has gone to shit and it has crumbled under the last 50 years by overreach to control all aspects of life hear.

Keep it simple, Sacramento. Provide electricity, water, gas, schools, road repair and Park system while letting the rest be run by private industry. Reduce your government footprint by 50% and the tax rate would be favorable for both citizens and corporations but currently the deficit spending and finding more ways to create revenue streams that only get mismanaged at a greater level every year is killing the state.

In short, quit re-electing the same people to office just because you think they are going to use their years of experience to make it better. Their years of experience only make them better thieves like jail time for petty criminals. Dump the Feinsteins'. Peolis', Newsoms' and Shiffs' and get some real change in California.

Demand a 50% reduction in California's government and you would see a 100% better state. 

All this^^^. Also have to get rid of the super majority they have in the legislature

[Blarg]

I don't care about super majorities in the legislature, just dump all incumbents and start over. All of them from both aisles, they are all criminals at this point.

[Jay]

I think they need a couple more decades of "exodus" before it sinks in.

Which will be too late.

 

[Jason]

23 minutes ago, Blarg said:

I don't care about super majorities in the legislature, just dump all incumbents and start over. All of them from both aisles, they are all criminals at this point.

Super majority with the legislature, governor and courts means complete and unchecked power. That’s dangerous 

[Blarg]

5 hours ago, Jason said:

Super majority with the legislature, governor and courts means complete and unchecked power. That’s dangerous 

We have that now. What we need is simply less for them to work with. A super majority with a minority budget keeps off the crazy train track and on fiscally responsible governing. 

[Jason]

4 minutes ago, Blarg said:

We have that now. What we need is simply less for them to work with. A super majority with a minority budget keeps off the crazy train track and on fiscally responsible governing. 

Fiscally responsible governing. I didn’t know such a thing was possible   

Edited October 11, 2020 by Jason

[Jay]

14 hours ago, calscuf said:

The only reason California is shit is because of illegal Mexicans getting all the free shit.

Let's face it, Mexico won.

[Redondo]

California judge rules inmates owed $1,200 stimulus payments

California is seeking to ensure that residents receive their $1,200 economic impact payments – even if they are incarcerated.

A federal judge for the U.S. District Court for the Northern District of California ruled on the side of lawyers who brought a class-action lawsuit against U.S. Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin and IRS Commissioner Charles Rettig arguing that denying these individuals relief checks based on their incarcerated status is unlawful.

[Taylor]

1 minute ago, Redondo said:

California judge rules inmates owed $1,200 stimulus payments

California is seeking to ensure that residents receive their $1,200 economic impact payments – even if they are incarcerated.

A federal judge for the U.S. District Court for the Northern District of California ruled on the side of lawyers who brought a class-action lawsuit against U.S. Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin and IRS Commissioner Charles Rettig arguing that denying these individuals relief checks based on their incarcerated status is unlawful.

Good. A large chunk of people in prison shouldn't be there anyway.

[Redondo]

3 minutes ago, Spin Rate said:

Good. A large chunk of people in prison shouldn't be there anyway.

How much do you know about the prison system?

[Lou]

37 minutes ago, Spin Rate said:

Good. A large chunk of people in prison shouldn't be there anyway.

Name them