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Edit: I'm not saying this to combative at all. Honestly, if there is a better method I am all ears.
I pose the same question to you as I did to Titan1, what system works better that we can mirror?
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But to loosely quote Joe Rogan, "if I give you a sandwich that is 97% shit and 3% turkey – are you still going to call that a turkey sandwich?"
And again, what do you pose we do? It's easy to sit back and try to punch holes over semantics (2.9%) but it takes real work to come up with a viable solution and if you have one, I'm all ears.
(I realize this reads as sarcastic but it's not intended to be, I'm only trying to open a dialogue in which we can compare and contrast the difference to see what is working / not working in both territories)
Those states have less regulation, lower taxes, lower cost of living, etc etc etc. I feel like you are forcing me to explain to you why 2+2=4...it's common knowledge why businesses leave CA.
Everyone knows CA is a joke (Politically)...it can't get out of its own way (economically)...the tail wags the dog (special interest groups)...it has cut off its nose to spite its face (environmental regulations)...and it keeps smacking its thumb with their own hammer over and over again (immigration and political correctness).
Anyway...you fire up google and find some statistics you can manipulate in your favor...I'm going riding for the weekend. Have a good afternoon!
This isn't some new thing that the "idiots in California" somehow just figured out to get away from the taxes in California. It's a model as old as time and at it's core is city, state, and country wide gentrification (which everyone here loves oh so much).
Why do you think the fashion industry has slowly bounced from country to country? They know the game, get away from regulation, exploit the system, and move onto the next after they can no longer take advantage of the freedoms that drew them to there in the first place.
This is basic economics.
Sorry for the sarcasm but I moved to this State with my parents in 1968 and it was the greatest place on earth in my eyes. Now sadly I am planning our escape like so many other people Ive known over the years.
By the way 99.9% of so called climate experts have gotten it wildly wrong for the last 30 or so years with their expensive climate models. And please don't post graphs and charts from Nasa Goddard Institute, the IPCC, etc. I have seen it and read it. If you follow that graph that you posted back another 400 or 500 years you will see that global temps have been going up consistently long before anyone put gas in an engine because it used to be colder now its warmer and it will do it again after we are gone that's all.
Anyway, I know from your other posts that you feel strong about the condition of the poor in this country as most of us do. What law makers are doing in CA in the name of saving the planet and building trains will and is already having a huge negative effect on the poor and all other hard working people and small business. Do you pay attention to what our legislatures are doing every year to keep feeding the monster they have created ?
Remember ? " Were from the Govt and we are here to help." More like here to help ourselves to the rest of your money. They figure if you have some left over you will only put it under your pillow which is not helpful to the economy and can be better used by them.
Good old earthquakes, thanks to fracking (another prime example of lack of regulation) we got a fuck load more of those too... as well as leaving shells of cities that they've burned through.
Im not saying lets all have fossil fuel burning parties or we should not be good stewards of our environment, or we should not pursue alternative energy for electricity and cars. Im just saying climate change is a boogeyman. And the biggest names pushing it are living in 20,000 sq. ft. mansions and leaving a carbon footprint in their wake a thousand times the damage myself and my whole family will do in a lifetime.
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Nissan is coming out with a 150 mile range Leaf beginning of 2018 which I signed up for. After driving an electric car I'll never go back to gas/diesel. I love my car.
I've been fortunate to have traveled all over the world and the US, I'm good with California, dig my area and weather. I have been here a long time, I remember the days as a kid my lungs hurting breathing in and looking across the valleys and not being able to see the smog was so thick, I am stoked it's been cleaned up. My only complaint now is I think it should be mandatory that if you build a new home ? Solar should be mandatory !
I hope all the people complaining what a shit hole we are, leave fast, it'll help with my drive and traffic
There's enough people on this board that disagree with me, and their eagerness to prove it, that you'd think some thing would have been posted by now.
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If you have something to contribute to the topic at hand (perhaps the graph SCR claims to exist but can't locate) then sure, I'll engage with you, but you're proving to be far too immature to luer me down to your level.
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