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definitely pro communism

the leaps of democrats being pro communism cause of big business being moved to china cause of free trade moves championed and happened cause of republicans

is my favorite bat**** crazy **** right now

their obsession to try to act like they give a **** about labor conditions or the people at all in china is laughable
 
the leaps of democrats being pro communism cause of big business being moved to china cause of free trade moves championed and happened cause of republicans

is my favorite bat**** crazy **** right now

their obsession to try to act like they give a **** about labor conditions or the people at all in china is laughable

The labor conditions thing is just the right's version of virtue signalling. Ultimately all that anyone really cares about is their ability to get goods cheap.
 
The labor conditions thing is just the right's version of virtue signalling. Ultimately all that anyone really cares about is their ability to get goods cheap.

Don’t disagree, but it’s still a valid point even if it’s ultimately not rooted in altruism.
 
Don’t disagree, but it’s still a valid point even if it’s ultimately not rooted in altruism.

Of course its valid. Comparing prices of slave labor versus market labor is irrelevant.

In a just world we should never be paying the dirt prices we are paying for Chinese goods so arguments talking about the increase cost to consumers are missing the big picture.
 
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time to move to one of those high suicide, high teen pregnancy, high incarceration, low education, low income, low life expectancy red states

it seems to me the above considerations are fair game in evaluating the relative quality of governance of red and blue states

or is it the case that blue state governors and mayors are responsible for problems in their states and cities, but red state mayors and governors are not
 
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Read an interesting article about possible impacts of the Calif wealth tax, but now I can’t find the link...speculated that wealthy folks might be more inclined to sell assets at a loss to lower their wealth tax burden, leading to lower capital gains tax revenue (I believe California has highest in country), and potentially a net decline in overall tax revenue
 
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Honestly they have a lot of rich people by the balls on this one. Some will leave but most will stay for various reasons. It's still a redonkulously stupid idea. I wouldnt even drive through California.
 
I live in California and I like it quite a bit. The paradise tax is worth it. If you are educated, you can make more than enough to offset the cost of living.

I’ll take it over hot ass Texas or the muggy South.
 
I have a friend who works for Fairfax County and hes said VA is plucking businesses from California and New York in droves this year. He says local businesses (corporations) have told him that California needs to show some semblance of being friendly to business or they cant justify staying there anymore.

They wont wake up til its too late

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time to move to one of those high suicide, high teen pregnancy, high incarceration, low education, low income, low life expectancy red states

it seems to me the above considerations are fair game in evaluating the relative quality of governance of red and blue states

I see powering the electricity of your state as much more of a government responsibility than extending my life expectancy? how are those things similar?
 
I see powering the electricity of your state as much more of a government responsibility than extending my life expectancy? how are those things similar?

Power is for the elites. Peasants can deal with no power during the summer.

Feudalism returning after demoing it in California.
 
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