The Demise of California
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Sounds like you haven't been to California in about 20 years. You're welcome to visit. I have extra bedrooms/bathrooms, extra cars, extra bikes, and extra whores. You can come see first-hand how it's the best state in the country to live in . . . for those who can.
I spend about half of my nights/days in California. I can't recall the last time that I have seen a homeless person in California. It's been well over a month.
In Utah, I saw countless homeless people within minutes of leaving my place.
In California, I have never seen a person doing or selling drugs in public. In Utah, I have seen both countless times.
Utah is a kickass state, and SLC and Park City is one of my favorite regions. But the claims of issues in California may be accurate, but just like with violence in Chicago, they are specific to certain areas. Not too many issues with those things in the areas of California that people want to live.
Migrant boat washes up on Malibu beach near Barbra Streisand home
A boat full with over two dozen suspected illegal migrants washed up on a Malibu beach near the $100 million oceanfront mansion of border wall-basher Barbra Streisand earlier this week.
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About 18 months ago, a panga washed up on the shore overnight a few blocks from the place that I owned on Laguna Beach. You’re somehow confusing people spending about 30 seconds in a place with drugs and homelessness.Migrant boat washes up on Malibu beach near Barbra Streisand home
A boat full with over two dozen suspected illegal migrants washed up on a Malibu beach near the $100 million oceanfront mansion of border wall-basher Barbra Streisand earlier this week.
Those guys haven’t been hanging out in Malibu the last few days. They’d stick out more than you at a Mensa conference would.
Guy on the interview said there are over 100,000 homeless in California. The US government says 171, 000.. the entire country is 580,000 or so. California per capita is top 3 in homeless. The USA avg 18 per 10,000. California is about 44 per 10,000.
Even the unsheltered population is smart enough to want to live in California.
Californians should do what West Virginians do to lower the homelessness:
Again, you're just so, so bad at this.
Democrats, their policies and their bleaters are destroying our country.
California lost just shy of a million residents in 2022, 352 businesses and is among the top states in the country for homelessness and drugs. @riflearm2 claims it's all roses and sunshine.
It's all Democrats and their bleaters ever do. Deny and lie.
Is there anyone really shocked? 🙄
California lost just shy of a million residents in 2022, 352 businesses and is among the top states in the country for homelessness and drugs. @riflearm2 claims it's all roses and sunshine.
It's all Democrats and their bleaters ever do. Deny and lie.
Is there anyone really shocked? 🙄
Like the guy said in the interview, you don't see the problems from where he lives either. But the downtowns are ruined. Their tax system is corrupt. Bleeding population. But the state has money But they have enctivized drug use which leads to homelessness.
Shawn Ryan said he has spent time with the military and CIA in Yemen and Afghanistan but he has never seen the size or magnitude of a homeless camp he saw in California. Said it was third world like.
Shawn Ryan said he has spent time with the military and CIA in Yemen and Afghanistan but he has never seen the size or magnitude of a homeless camp he saw in California. Said it was third world like.
With that many people and businesses leaving, that's going to leave a mark in tax revenue. What will they do? Raise taxes, of course. Listening to Gavin Newsome, the other night, he's a denier and liar too. He also claims roses and sunshine.
Once a great state, turning into a shithole.
Homelessness denier...
en.wikipedia.org
"The United States Department of Housing and Urban Development estimated that more than 171,500 people were homeless in California in January 2022. This represents 30% of the homeless population of the United States even though California has slightly less than 12% of the country's total population, and is the highest per capita rate in the nation, with 0.44% of residents being homeless.[1] More than two-thirds of homeless people in California are unsheltered (meaning they sleep on the streets, in encampments, or in their cars), which is the highest percentage of any state in the United States. Half of the unsheltered homeless people in the United States live in California:"
But hey, it's not a problem if I can't see them...
Homelessness in California - Wikipedia
"The United States Department of Housing and Urban Development estimated that more than 171,500 people were homeless in California in January 2022. This represents 30% of the homeless population of the United States even though California has slightly less than 12% of the country's total population, and is the highest per capita rate in the nation, with 0.44% of residents being homeless.[1] More than two-thirds of homeless people in California are unsheltered (meaning they sleep on the streets, in encampments, or in their cars), which is the highest percentage of any state in the United States. Half of the unsheltered homeless people in the United States live in California:"
But hey, it's not a problem if I can't see them...
Now I wonder why homeless people would want to live in California, a place renowned for its weather…Homelessness denier...
Homelessness in California - Wikipedia
"The United States Department of Housing and Urban Development estimated that more than 171,500 people were homeless in California in January 2022. This represents 30% of the homeless population of the United States even though California has slightly less than 12% of the country's total population, and is the highest per capita rate in the nation, with 0.44% of residents being homeless.[1] More than two-thirds of homeless people in California are unsheltered (meaning they sleep on the streets, in encampments, or in their cars), which is the highest percentage of any state in the United States. Half of the unsheltered homeless people in the United States live in California:"
But hey, it's not a problem if I can't see them...
We could lose a couple million more before it started to cause more problems than it solves.
Since we know you all are the best, brightest, smartest and wealthiest. Why don't you fix the problem then?
Problem solved. Easy as that.
They are. California taxpayers are fitting the bill to house these degenerates to the tune of +$250k a year per homeless person. It's working so well, the problem has gotten worse.
The answer to that is simple. The takeover, by progressives/socialists, of the Democrat party.
It's the same thing you are seeing for any city that decides to "legalize" narcotic/ drug use. If Seattle or Portland OR were in a sunny warm part of the country, it would be worse there. If Denver didn't have cold and snow, their homeless would be worse. LA and largely SF have decriminalized drugs, homelessness, loitering and looting of stores. Any city that decriminalizes these activities led by drug legalization is asking for increased issues IMO.
Austin was beginning to have issues, but even their liberals became less tolerant a lot more quickly and began to crack down. Although there is still conclaves of these degenerates around the city, it's not as bad as it was the last couple of years.
What It's Like Living In Granada Hills, Los Angeles | Neighborhoods.com | neighborhoods.com
Looking for a peaceful place in sunny California? Here's a neighborhood spotlight on the upscale community of Granada Hills in Los Angeles.
www.neighborhoods.com
"Granada Hills is an affluent residential neighborhood located in the San Fernando Valley region of Los Angeles."
Granada Hills resident shoots, kills intruder during home invasion, LAPD says
A Granada Hills homeowner shot and killed one of two intruders during an early-morning home invasion, authorities said.
"A Granada Hills homeowner shot and killed one of two intruders during an early-morning home invasion Saturday, authorities said."
There are so many lessons to be learned here...
that Cali still packs?What It's Like Living In Granada Hills, Los Angeles | Neighborhoods.com | neighborhoods.com
Looking for a peaceful place in sunny California? Here's a neighborhood spotlight on the upscale community of Granada Hills in Los Angeles.
"Granada Hills is an affluent residential neighborhood located in the San Fernando Valley region of Los Angeles."
Granada Hills resident shoots, kills intruder during home invasion, LAPD says
A Granada Hills homeowner shot and killed one of two intruders during an early-morning home invasion, authorities said.abc7.com
"A Granada Hills homeowner shot and killed one of two intruders during an early-morning home invasion Saturday, authorities said."
There are so many lessons to be learned here...
I am, although I haven’t read anything by him. More of an Arthur Clarke guy. Or Douglas Adams.
The biggest being that no matter how many times you're directed towards identifying this, you are still a moron.
I never could get into science fiction novels but really liked the intermission sayings from Time Enough For Love by Heinlein.
The polar opposite of that is the internet, where there isn’t even a risk of getting punched in the mouth.I never could get into science fiction novels but really liked the intermission sayings from Time Enough For Love by Heinlein.
I try to be as polite here as I am in real life. Wonder how some of the others are in real life...
Some of them will altogether ignore you, then talk about you.
How does it feel to be more stupid than a 2 year old from KY?
Kentucky 3-year-old breaks Guinness World Record for youngest Mensa member
Mensa is the world’s oldest high IQ society.
On the topic of average IQ by state...
usabynumbers.com
Kentucky is 34th at 99.4
WV is 37th at 98.7
And California is...
...48th at 95.5
Average IQ by State in USA [Ranked in 2023]
Check out the data of all US states ranked by IQ and find out how intelligent people of your states are.
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Kentucky is 34th at 99.4
WV is 37th at 98.7
And California is...
...48th at 95.5
These are both classic. For two obvious reasons...
www.newsweek.com
Map shows states where you can marry your cousin as Tennessee passes ban
More than 15 states allow first cousins to get married as Tennessee may become the next state to ban the practice.
www.newsweek.com
Speaking of IQs, the dumbing down of America is starting to pay dividends...
America's fight to save handwriting from extinction https://www.dailymail.co.uk/science...tml?ito=native_share_article-nativemenubutton
America's fight to save handwriting from extinction https://www.dailymail.co.uk/science...tml?ito=native_share_article-nativemenubutton
America's fight to save handwriting from extinction as IQs begin to fall for first time ever and teachers warn some 20-year-olds can't sign checks anymore
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