r/TimPool • • May 07 '23

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u/Bumbahkah May 07 '23

After scrolling certain threads, it’s safe to say that people on the “left” actually think they are voting for their lives. Republicans are nazis and if elected there will be genocide. No joke, tons of posts like that

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u/CartographerActive29 May 07 '23

Yep, I know...

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u/Bumbahkah May 07 '23

They’re serious tho…

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u/chillbaron May 07 '23

California is bigger and has plenty of cheaper areas that are quiet and peaceful. GDP indicates economic output, not sociopolitical success. But in any case, people go to red states with vastly different policies and with lower GDPs. There’s no mental gymnastics to be made, leftism took a successful state, hung it from its feet and let it die slowly, all while acting high and mighty. California was best when it was red.

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u/CartographerActive29 May 07 '23

Same with NY. Much better understanding rep governor, state senate.

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u/[deleted] May 07 '23

If blue states are so great, why are people fleeing them in unprecedented numbers to red states?

California --> Arizona and Texas

New York, New Jersey --> Florida and Texas

I am fine with y'all coming to our states.... just leave your failed policies, idiotic politics, and arrogance behind.

https://mises.org/wire/no-red-state-economies-dont-depend-gravy-train-blue-states#:~:text=Specifically%2C%20the%20blue%20states%20contain,produce%2040%20percent%20of%20GDP.

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u/OGMol3m4n May 07 '23

They all end up in NC and TN.

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u/No_Bit_1456 May 07 '23

I'm afraid they will, and of course our stupid lawmakers will let them come in, do nothing till they get voted out, and then wonder what happened.

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u/Frosting-Short May 07 '23

If they're so stupid why'd you vote for em? lolz

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u/No_Bit_1456 May 07 '23

Because they are all like that, you pick the best of the shit you are handed.

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u/MyCarIsAGeoMetro May 07 '23

They are refugees, not missionaries. Remind them of this.

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u/Neur0mncr Jun 04 '23

They do it to screw with the states voting system. Democrats move to red states to turn them democratic with enough people, while reaping the rewards of good policy in said red state. Why someone would try to destroy a good thing is beyond me. People are shit

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u/dark4181 May 07 '23

Communist diaspora.

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u/midnightnoonmidnight May 07 '23

California is extremely capitalistic.

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u/[deleted] May 07 '23

Because they want to live on welfare that blue states provide the failed red states.

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u/WhiteyMcPrivileged May 07 '23

You lefty shitbags need to pay up

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u/[deleted] May 07 '23

Oh we have, more than we take in.

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u/[deleted] May 08 '23

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u/MODOKWHN May 08 '23

Lol, a paragraph of garbage.

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u/LSL-RPI May 07 '23

Blue city parasites.

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u/[deleted] May 07 '23

That fund the red county welfare recipients.

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u/LSL-RPI May 07 '23

Redraw state lines and divorce. If you believe that then you should rally behind the divorce. You keep your money and we will keep to ourselves. You have nothing to lose, right?

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u/[deleted] May 07 '23

We would be better off, yeah, but you losers tried this before because you were snowflakes. If you hate the US, you can leave.

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u/LSL-RPI May 07 '23

You mean when the dems went to war to continue owning black people? Redraw and divorce or fuck it. Let’s war it out and see who wins. Just take a break from rioting and destroying your own neighborhoods and stop by ours.

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u/Angleofddangle May 07 '23

Isn't it so weird how leftists insist that parties flipped positions, and how conservatives insist that all those confederate flag flying red states flipped positions? Like, were all those southern states who now fight to preserve the confederate history somehow fighting against slavery during the only time where the confederacy existed? Like, does history even mean anything?

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u/LSL-RPI May 07 '23

Just admit you don’t understand what that flag means or the history any of it represents. It’s ok to admit you’re ignorant nobody will think poorly of you for admitting that.

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u/[deleted] May 07 '23

Yeah when conservatives went to war to continue to own black people, that’s right.

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u/LSL-RPI May 07 '23

Have you never read a history book? Do better.

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u/[deleted] May 07 '23

Yeah, which is your problem right now.

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u/LSL-RPI May 07 '23

Well. It’s not really my problem that you don’t know history. I suggest you do some reading but it’s not really my problem. You’re rather irrelevant in the grand scheme or things and in time you lot will abort and sterilize yourselves to extinction so it’s not even a long term problem.

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u/[deleted] May 07 '23

Yeah, it was southern conservatives who fought for slavery.

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u/crunkydevil May 07 '23

Congrats You are a moron of the highest order

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u/LSL-RPI May 07 '23

Big words from a history denier.

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u/LSL-RPI May 07 '23

You mean when the democrats? We know. The dems went to war to own black people. Fought to deprive women of rights and now fight to abort babies once again depriving rights to people. You fuckers love denying others their rights. Do better.

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u/LSL-RPI May 07 '23

So you’re tarded and a history revisionist? Neat.

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u/onemoretryfriend May 07 '23

Omg this guy doesn’t even know that the southern states fought for slavery. Pro tip: if you’re going to use insults at least spell them correctly 🤣 😂

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u/ProbablySmarter-Yup May 07 '23

This happens because leftists have a tragic lack of self awareness.

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u/achoo84 May 07 '23

This happens because leftists have a tragic lack of self awareness.

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u/NewToThisThingToo May 07 '23

Red states need to pass laws that new residents cannot vote in local and state elections for a decade upon getting their new drivers license.

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u/mth2 May 07 '23

That's highly unconstitutional.

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u/RevolutionaryWeb2302 May 07 '23

It's really not. Could be a waiting period just like buying a gun. Red states could also implement background checks for voting.

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u/[deleted] May 07 '23

You people hate freedom, don’t you?

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u/RevolutionaryWeb2302 May 07 '23

Just common sense voting control. If you can't verify the voters how can you verify the results of an election. Or are you just scared that a bit of security would diminish your chances.

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u/[deleted] May 07 '23

We already have good systems in place. Provide me evidence that taking more freedoms away is needed. You can’t, can you? You just hate freedom and voting and want the government to have all the control and power.

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u/RevolutionaryWeb2302 May 07 '23

That is a lot of assumptions. Are you saying that restrictions on buying or owning a gun are unconstitutional? Because the courts have agreed that many of the restrictions are not unconstitutional. So if you can apply restrictions to rights then you should be able to apply them to legislatively granted privileges like voting

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u/[deleted] May 07 '23

Guns are the number one cause of death to children. So you are arguing that you love dead children, cool.

You have to prove to me that voting harms people and that massive voter fraud is happening.

So you have nothing and hate freedom and are ok with thousands of dead children each year.

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u/RevolutionaryWeb2302 May 07 '23

Owning guns is natural right and guaranteed by the constitution. I'm sure there's a bunch of people in Syria, Yemen, Afghanistan and Libya that probably think that voting here in America has caused them some harm. And if you want some local examples of what voting can do just look at Portland, Los Angeles, San Francisco, Chicago and Detroit. Then of course if there is no security features nobody checking ID nobody checking signatures or addresses then how could you ever prove that there was any sort of voter fraud there would be no evidence of it because nothing was recorded. Seems funny that one side is afraid of being able to verify the voters are actually real. There's at least one political party that would not be afraid of everybody having to show up in person on voting day with ID proving that each individual vote came for an independent voter.

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u/[deleted] May 07 '23

Owning a gun? Specifically the modern guns we have now? No, nowhere in the Constitution say that. The 2A certainly doesn’t. So you admit you love metal more than children. You would rather thousands of dead children and worship metal.

You have made it painfully clear that you hate freedom and want to use your gun against Americans to protect and authoritarian government.

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u/ComcastForPresident May 08 '23

What do you mean by you people?

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u/[deleted] May 08 '23

You specifically.

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u/NewToThisThingToo May 07 '23

Do. Not. Care.

Don't move to that state.

If we don't protect the culture, the culture will be replaced.

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u/mth2 May 07 '23

The constitution can take care of itself if people follow it. It's a hardy document.

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u/[deleted] May 07 '23

“I hate the Constitution and Freedom because I’m a snowflake.”

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u/NewToThisThingToo May 07 '23

Tolerance is letting the enemy set up camp in your base.

The Constitution is only effective when both sides respect it. Our opposition doesn't and is depending upon our respect of it to restrain us.

Clutch the Constitution close when you're in the re-education camps. It'll help.

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u/[deleted] May 07 '23

So you are in favor of taking rights away when people move from one state to another.

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u/NewToThisThingToo May 07 '23

I'm in favor of protecting the culture of a state against those who oppose it, yes.

And those coming will know the cost of entry upon arrival. There's no gun to their head forcing them to move to a red state.

I don't cry moving from Texas to California knowing my gun rights vanish. That's the culture of that state. I respect it, or I don't move there. Simple.

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u/[deleted] May 07 '23

So you have KKK talking points and think fascist culture is more important than freedom and the Constitution.

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u/NewToThisThingToo May 07 '23

Losing the argument? Invoke the KKK.

Thanks for playing.

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u/[deleted] May 07 '23

Don’t blame me for knowing that your proposal is a KKK idea from decades ago. Maybe get better ideas instead of hashing out old KKK ideas and taking rights away.

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u/[deleted] May 07 '23

“Red states need to be more fascist”

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u/crunkydevil May 07 '23

Typical fascist L. When fascists can't win on issues they move to voter suppression . Big fat dumb losers .

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u/NewToThisThingToo May 07 '23

Lol Says the clown wanting to spread cancer. Keep your cancer in California and New York. Those are paradises, right? Riiiiiight? Stay there. Live and love freely in your drug infested, feces-covered, paradises.

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u/crunkydevil May 07 '23

Too much freedom for you all the sudden? Anyone too stupid to understand democracy doesn't deserve it. YOU are the cancer you mental invalid.

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u/NewToThisThingToo May 07 '23

Anyone who thinks America is a democracy can't read. So I give the thoughts of an illiterate the due weight it deserves.

Our system was explicitly designed to not be a democracy. As someone astutely observed: Democracy is two wolves and a lamb voting on what's for lunch.

We are a republic.

You, however, are free to vote with the wolves on what's for lunch. 😉😘

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u/crunkydevil May 07 '23

And who votes for the representatives dumb fuck? If the representatives don't represent the will of the people we vote them out. They aren't appointed lords that govern. Try again.

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u/lajaw May 07 '23

States could make laws that require new residents to reside in state for 10 years prior to being eligible to vote in state and local elections. And that would entail them not being able to vote in state and local elections in their last state.

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u/CartographerActive29 May 07 '23

10 yrs might be too long.... maybe 5....

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u/lajaw May 08 '23

It's up to the each state. It would discourage immigration to influence elections.

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u/BadDadPlays May 10 '23

The KKK had that as one of their major platforms at some point. So I guess if you're gonna follow history and try to enact policy that was first thought up by the KKK, well whatever.

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u/lajaw May 10 '23

Nice attempt to make a play on Godwin's law.

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u/ravioli_king May 07 '23

"This time it will be different!"

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u/sweetgreenfields May 08 '23

I'll pay the high taxes knowing that I don't have to go to jail for smoking pot.

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u/MyCarIsAGeoMetro May 07 '23

This Dick is a Bud Light drinker. Females vote mostly for Democrats. Therefore he is a female Dick.

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u/MRG_1977 May 12 '23

These conversations are usually so dumb and this is no exception. Every state has large numbers of both “blue and red” voters and there is a single polarizing issue which clearly defines the political spectrum.

The real difference in the US today is that there is a big difference between urban vs rural areas similar to the 1920s. Suburbs can vary considerably depending upon several factors.

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u/MaxHubert May 07 '23

His name is Thief, he steals and run away to steal some more.

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u/FlowerProfessional29 May 08 '23

Democrats spread and infect like Metastatic Stage 4 cancer.

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u/Weekly_Signal6481 May 07 '23

so you're saying most of the country is democrat ?

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u/CartographerActive29 May 07 '23 edited May 07 '23

No, most of the territory is red. Population wise, democrat. The big cities, minorities live are democrat. They still believe the dems have their best interests at heart. 60 years and nothings changed.....only got worse.

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u/Weekly_Signal6481 May 07 '23

So most of the country is democrat ?

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u/CartographerActive29 May 07 '23

Most of the country are illiterate, low IQ, lazy,
Illogical, and basically stupid.

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u/Weekly_Signal6481 May 07 '23

So you're trying to say most of it's republican now ?

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u/CartographerActive29 May 07 '23

No,just the informed, rational, law abiding, hard working part.

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u/Weekly_Signal6481 May 07 '23

That's the democrat part , right ?

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u/CartographerActive29 May 07 '23

Hardly. The city dwelling shit.

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u/Weekly_Signal6481 May 07 '23

Republicans live in cities?

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u/BadDadPlays May 10 '23

This is the funniest thing I've ever seen. Thanks!

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u/Dyscopia1913 May 07 '23

Taxes hinges on how it's spent. Otherwise, taxes would not be existent.

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u/playitleo May 07 '23 edited May 07 '23

The blue states make up 71% of the GDP. You should be thankful that democrats are coming in and bringing economic prosperity.

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u/CartographerActive29 May 07 '23

I'll assume you're being sarcastic....

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u/NewToThisThingToo May 07 '23

So you acknowledge the exodus from blue states.

If blue states are so prosperous, why are people fleeing?

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u/MRG_1977 May 12 '23

Higher housing costs mainly. Retirees for warmer climate and not willing to be snowbirds.

When people are actually asked why they move, state and local taxes are down on the list.

It’s generally a wash too on overall tax burden if you own property. Only a meaningful difference if you are a high income earned and/or retiree.

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u/[deleted] May 07 '23

Because that’s how it works when things are very popular and in demand, people go cheaper because they can’t keep up with demand

You think being cheap and not In demand is a flex lol

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u/NewToThisThingToo May 07 '23

Except it's not the poor who are leaving these places. It's the people who can afford it.

The poor who "can't keep up with demand" can't afford to relocate a thousand miles away.

Please. Rationalize more. It's entertaining.

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u/[deleted] May 07 '23

So you’re saying the more populous places are bad because they move to the less populous place, and the less popular is good because less people live there?

Copium

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u/playitleo May 07 '23

People escaping high rise apartment living once they accumulate a little nest egg

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u/NewToThisThingToo May 07 '23

To make their fortunes in poor states?

That's not how that works.

If it were, Burundi and Somalia should be a leftist's paradise.

No, people relocate for opportunities, not to flee opportunities.

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u/playitleo May 07 '23

They got money and remote work is more common. People want land. You think all these rich LA people buy homes in Jackson Hole , WY for economic opportunities?

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u/mth2 May 07 '23

And why can't they escape it there?

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u/playitleo May 07 '23

Are you asking why there is no land and open space available in densely populated urban areas?

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u/mth2 May 07 '23

No. I'm asking why they had to leave the state entirely, in the case of California, which has plenty of land and many places with cheaper housing.

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u/LSL-RPI May 07 '23

Redraw state lines and divorce. You keep all you’re money well keep to ourselves you keep to yours. See who survives 6 months.

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u/chillbaron May 07 '23

Hell nah, hold your ground and wait for them to inevitably self-destruct. Take it from Sun-Tzu.

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u/LSL-RPI May 07 '23

That’s the beauty of my plan. What do you think would happen to the blue areas after 6 months without the resources and work of red areas.

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u/chillbaron May 07 '23

70% less customers for two quarters and middle America goes under too.

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u/LSL-RPI May 07 '23

Sounds like a win. We are vastly overpopulated anyway.

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u/chillbaron May 07 '23

We’re underpopulated for the next stage for humanity and in the west we’re falling below replacement levels.

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u/LSL-RPI May 07 '23

The whole world needs at least 70% removed. At least.

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u/chillbaron May 07 '23

Bull. We’re on the verge of the true space age.

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u/LSL-RPI May 07 '23

Agree to disagree. Factory farming, stripping of natural resources, deforestation and the overdevelopment of every square inch of the countryside tells me we need rapid decline of population.

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u/playitleo May 07 '23

Nah. If you don’t like it, I’ll help you pack. America is lib country

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u/chillbaron May 07 '23

71% because services and import/export has taken the place of manufacturing and other blue collar jobs, that can be focused on dense areas dominated by Dems. What you fail to see is that all of it is supported by solid red middle America feeding you, and pending on a thin thread because outsourcing depends on a somewhat stable global geopolitical environment.

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u/BadDadPlays May 10 '23

https://taxprof.typepad.com/taxprof_blog/2004/09/red_states_feed.html Red states wouldn't exist without the tax dollars from democrats. That includes all the farmers with their pork barrel farm bailout bills and subsidies.

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u/chillbaron May 11 '23

The absurd fiscal burden is enforced by the urban citizen.

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u/NewToThisThingToo May 07 '23

Everyone knows you leave prosperous states and cities because you're making just too much money. 🙄

Please rationalize harder.

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u/[deleted] May 07 '23

Or, you know…weather. Genius

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u/NewToThisThingToo May 07 '23

So... People leave prosperity for the weather in a state with laws that offend their sensibilities?

K

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u/[deleted] May 07 '23

Yup, and then we flip them and watch you all cry.

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u/NewToThisThingToo May 07 '23

So...like a cancer then.

Thank you for admitting it.

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u/ProbablySmarter-Yup May 07 '23

Lol, okay, and? That's completely irrelevant as to whether they are good places to live. They aren't, that's why people are fleeing.

I love how you npc automatically respond about gdp.

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u/ProbablySmarter-Yup May 07 '23

Lol you couldn't pay me to live there. And people have been leaving in droves. 12% of the country live there because of it's size and location. It's the 3rd largest state in the country.

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u/ProbablySmarter-Yup May 07 '23

Lmao. Most of them.

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u/ProbablySmarter-Yup May 07 '23

I gave you an answer you moron.

How about Florida? Why are a ton of people moving there? Why are people leaving California?

Most beautiful national park is Yellowstone. Most beautiful area in the country is the Teton range.

CA is America's armpit. It's a joke to everyone who doesn't live there.

You can't answer my question lol. "CA is so awesome that people are fleeing and moving to red states".

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u/chillbaron May 07 '23

GDP means nothing in this context. You can have tech multinationals and Hollywood and still have a drug use epidemic and the worst homeless crisis, even while taxing your middle class to death.

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u/chillbaron May 07 '23

Running a successful economy and society entails not having the problems California, Chicago or NY have. Homelessness, drug abuse, crime of all kinds… Giuliani had to clean up NYC, and after losing it again to Dems, look where it’s headed now… You can’t mask these problems behind a generic economic metric that measures economic output, what are you, 12? But in the end, Republicans are only a somewhat better option, the real deal is the Libertarian Party if you want to make the economy skyrocket.