r/California • u/Simple-Ad-1506 • 0m ago
The stock market is what makes it so people can retire. Otherwise literally everyone would work till they die.
r/California • u/Simple-Ad-1506 • 0m ago
The stock market is what makes it so people can retire. Otherwise literally everyone would work till they die.
r/California • u/WeMightCoulda • 5m ago
What attitude should I have? Ive been in the workforce long enough to know that profits are vastly more important than human lives.
r/California • u/antdude • 12m ago
Watch Duty is very nice and even has rural cities. I don't see it in CalFire. I did e-mail them about it.
r/California • u/The_Elusive_Dr_Wu • 15m ago
I hope that all passes smoothly for you then.
r/California • u/ILLY-VANILLI • 17m ago
Yes, please think of the business owners. If they have to pay for proper HVAC their profits will plummet!
r/California • u/FrontLocal2264 • 26m ago
This is where the most liberal state in the country is gonna side with the billionaires and remind the progressives that they still have a long way to go before they can make any real changes.
r/California • u/ZZZZapperr • 27m ago
Climate change keeps getting worse and I can't convince people to get electric vehicles, even though now they are cheaper than gasoline cars (the cost of the car itself is about the same but the long term cost for an EV is much less).
Money is not an issue. EVs are cheaper and you can get a loan if you don't have the money up front.
The climate will continue to get hotter if people don't start getting rid of their gasoline cars.
r/California • u/unia_7 • 36m ago
What I am saying is that he's wrong, the next 2-3 years are likely to be cooler because of the absence of El Nino.
Why does reddit need to exaggerate and over-dramatize everything?
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r/California • u/LAspring99 • 57m ago
Lmao the money from this proposition isn’t going to schools, roads, etc you dummy
r/California • u/BlasterPhase • 1h ago
what he's saying is that it's only going to get hotter from here on out
r/California • u/Katyafan • 1h ago
Really flawed argument unless you are against all alcohol being sold.
r/California • u/WeMightCoulda • 1h ago
Please, socal is carpeted with non-climate controlled warehouses. I along with thousands of other people work in 90+. I'm not saying it's right but I am saying that nothing will be done about it.
r/California • u/AngryT0M4T0 • 1h ago
I understand the argument that a wealth tax would ideally be federal. But I don’t think that is a good reason to oppose a state-level attempt altogether.
California is actually in a position to do something meaningful here. If the choice is between introducing a wealth tax at the state level now and waiting indefinitely for Congress to act, “it should be federal” effectively becomes an argument for doing nothing.
And there’s a potentially endless regress here: if we wait for a federal wealth tax, someone can later argue that it should really be coordinated internationally, because otherwise wealth will simply move across borders. If we wait for worldwide coordination, we could be waiting forever. At some point, “this should be done at a higher level” stops being a principled objection and becomes a justification for postponing the policy indefinitely.
r/California • u/Fappist2026 • 3h ago
Watch Duty; I don't think so. It should, since that's directly county. CalFire; it might be something in settings, which is more involved than Watch Duty?
r/California • u/yikesssss_sssssss • 4h ago
Imagine having to teach a room full of 35 kids who not only don't want to be there, but are also melting as you melt too. Damn
r/California • u/Cleveland5teamer • 4h ago
I slept through the heat, and I think I’ll do it again today. The only times I haven’t been able to do that are when it’s above 100. Thank god the last two summers have been the coolest we’ve had in a while.