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13   RC2006   2023 Dec 8, 1:37pm  

Need new ratio numbers for CA workers vs takers.
14   FortwayeAsFuckJoeBiden   2023 Dec 8, 2:00pm  

RC2006 says

Need new ratio numbers for CA workers vs takers.


by race… just to have media scream “statistics is white supremacy”.
15   WookieMan   2023 Dec 8, 2:14pm  

Patrick says





Haven't done it in a while. Uhaul will practically pay you to drive a truck or trailer into CA. One of the cooler free metrics you can use to check out migration patterns.
16   Onvacation   2023 Dec 8, 2:57pm  

Patrick says

The state’s budget deficit has grown exponentially in just a few months’ time, according to California’s non-partisan Legislative Analyst’s Office (LAO) report released Thursday.

had to pay for the chinese visit
17   Onvacation   2023 Dec 8, 2:58pm  

Patrick says

The deficit has soared by more than $54 billion from just $14.3 billion in June.

visits from dictator's are not cheap
18   Onvacation   2023 Dec 8, 3:00pm  

Patrick says

California saw its first-ever population decline in 2020 when the state imposed rigid lockdowns during the COVID-19 pandemic.

is that counting all the young men of military age passing over the border every day?
19   Ceffer   2023 Dec 8, 3:13pm  

You know how fucked California is when they offered it to Xi as a pre-softened KommieKunt colony with insane, abusive appointed electorate and fake elections, in return for money to keep the foreign occupied foreign city state of Washington DC afloat. Xi turned them down. He brushed off the politicians, the CCP flags lining the streets, and the lisping promises of the traitors and treasonistas. He was primarily interested in the tech leaders, Blackrock, and Vanguard. Meetings with vaseline robot boy Newsom and the other Orc pols were perfunctory.
21   FuckTheMainstreamMedia   2023 Dec 31, 8:35pm  

I live in the South Bay Area of Los Angeles County. Likely one of the nicest places to live in the nation, or at least it was. Multiple murders, home invasion robberies, mall takeovers, and random violent brutal assaults along with an overflow of homeless from City of Los Angeles have rendered it no longer the case. In particular a recent brutal murder of a woman in her 60’s out walking her dog by a transient with a sledge hammer, has local Nextdoor abuzz.

And in truly self defeating, delusional liberal style, there are a few posters with “then get out, we don’t want you” type comments along with another ignorantly hammering the “but stats show crime is dropping line that he hears from liberal propagandists without any interest in why that might be despite empirical evidence to the contrary.

California is a shithole. My wife grew up in the hood and said she felt safer there because the OG’s would look out for the neighborhood. I mentioned this to a few coworkers who lived in rougher areas and they confirmed it. They said the gangsters didn’t want the young guys going after the long time residents.

She won’t go anywhere here after dark by herself anymore.

I’ve go six more years and it cannot come soon enough. My childhood in an ethnically diverse suburb in the San Gabriel Valley, 9 miles east of downtown LA, was magical. Now it’s fucking crap. Fuck this place, fuck Gavin Newsom, fuck the Democrats and those that vote for the .
23   Booger   2024 Feb 3, 4:37pm  

Patrick says

https://babylonbee.com/cleanArticle/california-becomes-first-state-to-ban-heterosexual-marriage




The law was met with celebration by everyone still living in California, as they were all gay already.
27   richwicks   2024 Apr 17, 8:00pm  

Patrick says





As if they can't trace the money.

Pretty easy to follow the path of money going in, and money going out, and seeing where it stopped.
28   zzyzzx   2024 May 10, 10:16am  

https://finance.yahoo.com/news/california-adopts-one-nation-highest-192444208.html

California Adopts One of Nation’s Highest Fixed-Utility Fees

The new billing structure was allowed by a law signed by California Governor Gavin Newsom two years ago that required fixed electric fees be based on income.
29   Ceffer   2024 May 10, 11:12am  

Stolen elections have consequences. The Kommie Kleptocrats go crazy. More money, more graft, disappearing services, road maintenance lethargic and inefficient but disruptive, money laundered through the homeless industrial complex back to politicians and their flunkies. What more could you ask for in State government?

Inefficiency, thievery, taxation and 'regulation' of everything, the Goth airdropped into previously attractive suburbs, escalating crime, defunct justice system full of printing press diploma morons and parasites. It's like watching the fleas carry the dog carcass somewhere to finish the job.

If your net is north of 15 million or so, you might make it into some coastal enclave still with a thousand square foot rat shack on a postage stamp that still has police protection or private security.

Of course, I am sure the DEW redevelopment is far from over. If you see the Skynet green lasers combing your area to map them, better break out the blue paint and blue tarps for your dwellings.
31   Ceffer   2024 May 17, 2:56pm  

I'm sure the Bolshie Ballet has all those Tavistock style study groups and think tanks devoted to finding novel ways to launder money.

Virtue Signaling Handle, Name, Logo etc. or 'Foundation' If the name is a Satanic Inversion, so much the better check

Copious Donations From Tax Base or Corporate Entities (write offs) check

Tax Free Status check

No Accounting or Auditing, or you dissolve the fraud and move on the next laundering shell, or murder or guilt trip or gang stalk the auditors check

Set aside big bundles of tax money for the 'Homeless Problem', and it winds up back in the pockets of politicians and apparatchiks in record time. The homeless are still sucking shit with their drugs and alcohol, and don't even notice all the tens and hundreds of millions sailing over their heads that are supposed to be utilized in their weather beaten names.

For Local Laundering Scams, the Homeless Industrial Complex is a bounty sent from perdition and assures that homelessness will continue to be a growth industry with all of its attendant 'social service' ticks and parasites.
32   AD   2024 May 18, 11:14am  

Ceffer says


Local Laundering Scams, the Homeless Industrial Complex is a bounty


I see this in the Florida panhandle and am suspicious of all the local "churches" that run charity events.

How much of what they purchase with donated money ends up in the wrong hands ?

Even if the volunteer board members for these charities are honest, does not mean this type of behavior is easily prevented or stopped.

.
33   Maga_Chaos_Monkey   2024 May 18, 11:19am  

zzyzzx says

The new billing structure was allowed by a law signed by California Governor Gavin Newsom two years ago that required fixed electric fees be based on income.


So glad I left that place 6 months after that bill.
34   Patrick   2024 May 19, 8:29am  

https://babylonbee.com/news/god-baffled-that-democrats-managed-to-ruin-california




HEAVEN — According to sources in the celestial realm, God is scratching His head in wonderment that Democrats somehow managed to mess up California.

"You guys were literally given everything! How do you even do that?" said a spokesangel for the Almighty. "You have perfect weather, beautiful coastline, great surfing, skiing in the mountains, fish tacos, rolling vineyards, the list goes on. How on earth did you manage to take the most beautiful stretch of land on God's earth and turn it into a huge dump?"

"It doesn't make any sense."

Sources say Democrats in California took issue with the idea that they were to blame, claiming instead that everyone else was to blame and definitely not them or anything. "Yeah, it's like global warming and stuff," said Governor Gavin Newsom to a crowd of homeless meth heads on Pier 39. "And not enough taxes. If we had more taxes, all the things would be better."

Sources confirmed the host of Heaven is watching in amazement as people are actually leaving the beauty of California in the millions, choosing to live instead in places like Ohio and Florida. "We intended Ohio to be a place of torment for those who displease the Lord. We filled Florida with man-eating snakes and gators so mankind wouldn't live there," continued the spokesangel. "But somehow, Democrats have made those places actually look attractive to people. It's truly baffling."

At publishing time, God had finally decided to pour out his divine wrath after finding the Democrats had figured out how to ruin fish tacos.
36   WookieMan   2024 Sep 23, 5:06pm  

Patrick says





Wasn't that done 7-8 years ago? My kid puked in a rental car out there. Asked for plastic bags for the paper towels from clean up. He said he can't hand them out. I was polite and said you basically admitted you still have some stock in the back room (liquor store) between La Jolla and Anaheim as the destination.

I'm like dude I'm in a pinch with a rental car. Kind of need it cleaned up. He was nice enough and got me some. I thought they've been banned for a long time out there. Maybe based on county at the time?
37   B.A.C.A.H.   2024 Sep 23, 6:58pm  

WookieMan says

they've been banned for a long time out there

The ban was lifted a while ago.

I like the plastic bags because I re-use them for stuff like with your son. And now that I'm providing day care for an infant, they are handy for used diapers.

We'll have to BUY them now, with our super-high regressive sales tax added to the price.
38   mell   2024 Sep 23, 7:02pm  

WookieMan says


Patrick says






Wasn't that done 7-8 years ago? My kid puked in a rental car out there. Asked for plastic bags for the paper towels from clean up. He said he can't hand them out. I was polite and said you basically admitted you still have some stock in the back room (liquor store) between La Jolla and Anaheim as the destination.

I'm like dude I'm in a pinch with a rental car. Kind of need it cleaned up. He was nice enough and got me some. I thought they've been banned for a long time out there. Maybe based on county at the time?


It was but they left an out for reusable (paid for) hard plastic bahs which were decent to use.
39   B.A.C.A.H.   2024 Sep 23, 7:21pm  

mell says

It was but they left an out for reusable (paid for) hard plastic bahs which were decent to use.

Those have been great for putting poopy diapers into when away from home with the infant. But Gavin probably had paid help for those matters with his kids.
41   WookieMan   2024 Sep 24, 3:47am  

B.A.C.A.H. says

The ban was lifted a while ago.

Didn't know. Usually anytime I'm out there recently I'm buying 1-2 items tops and tossing it in a hotel fridge. So I don't need a bag.

My wife saves all ours (and they're free). We have a stinky teenager so he bags his soccer cleats in his backpack so it doesn't transfer the awful smell to his jersey or locker and he gets known as the smelly kid. No joking, he's not allowed to keep his cleats in the house anymore. I'm fine as an adult, but it must be something genetic with stinky feet. Mine used to be bad and I still get sweaty working around the house.

I had it bad. There's a Zappa line in there, but I'm not looking up how to spell the word.
42   WookieMan   2024 Sep 24, 4:00am  

B.A.C.A.H. says

But Gavin probably had paid help for those matters with his kids.

That's the problem with some of these governors. Mine in IL is a billionaire. There's not a chance he took care of his kids. Sure maybe he showed up to games and sat their eating a massive sub sandwich. They're completely disconnect with real life. Not paying for a nanny when my wife and I are completely capable. We could financially. We won't.

As a man my sons and nephew need to see me there. Especially the nephew with sperm donor in prison. Sports, making meals, show them how to make food, travel, etc. Travel was the only thing my dad got right. I think I've been to about 90% of the civil war battle sites. Lived a good part of my life in the FL Panhandle. A lot of memories that were good outside of him yelling at my mom about directions. Oh the days without phones. That was a real treat with that ass hole.

I did get my driving permit hours for the license driving down there. I had memorized the route by 14. So my parents just slept and I drove. One year for my oldest. Time flies isn't a god damn joke. Jesus, my kid is going to be driving a car. Just crashed a 4-wheeler.
44   WookieMan   2024 Oct 23, 10:13am  

Well there goes a couple million. I'll just visit places on the coast or mountain areas. I like my flat land.
45   Ceffer   2024 Oct 23, 11:14am  

There's a cluster fuck EM energy emanating from the earth that causes the hive to bee mob into the most dangerous (and beautiful) areas of Cali. Dangling off of hills and cliffs, on fault lines, in fire disaster areas, building on fill rather than cut, by waterways, overlooking the manifestly erosive Pacific. It's a lite form of the ozone madness preceding hurricanes.

I wouldn't have one of those house danglies on the Cali cliffs by the ocean. In any five to ten year period, you're gonna get fucked and they age four times faster (wind and salt, everything that can rust will rust) than an ordinary inland house. The beach places are constantly being renovated for the rich to playground in. Nonetheless, the prices are outrageous for the exclusivity and show.

One guy on the cliff where I paddle board lost half his back yard to the ocean a couple of years ago. Shored things up but the for sale sign was up within a few months. Some ancient artifacts were found in the landslide. Kids in his yard used to yell at me when I got a wave around there.

All the rip rap and the expensive concrete walls trying to hold back the erosive Pacific are only supposed to last a mere fifteen years or so.
46   Patrick   2024 Oct 23, 12:35pm  

zzyzzx says






That shit is real. I've driven by a few like that after big storms here.

When I first moved to CA, it was the El Nino year and the local creek filled to overflowing with fast muddy water. One day I saw an entire backyard deck float by.
47   WookieMan   2024 Oct 23, 12:58pm  

Patrick says

That shit is real. I've driven by a few like that after big storms here.

When I first moved to CA, it was the El Nino year and the local creek filled to overflowing with fast muddy water. One day I saw an entire backyard deck float by.

You have to drive the pilings/steel at least 20' and even that might not be enough if you do it right. Each one is an easy $50k. Probably need 15 on that house. Houses are too close so I'm not sure you can get a crane in there anyway.

I don't get what engineers were thinking. You don't even have to be that close to a cliff to understand what is going to happen, even if you're not an engineer. Problem is people that see this type of stuff will scream global warming.

You built a house or bought a house on a soil cliff. Just because it is temperate with little rain doesn't mean earth doesn't erode at some point. That pool is toast too. So there's another $150k and insurance likely won't cover it or they'll drop you. That's a $2M job all day.
48   RWSGFY   2024 Oct 23, 1:33pm  

50 years ago when that shack was built it was not "close to the cliff", mwahahahaha.
50   RC2006   2024 Oct 23, 7:08pm  

How much will this increase gas prices? Gas lost will be replaced by bringing in gas from overseas.

Phillips 66 announced Wednesday it will close its 650-acre oil refinery complex near the Port of Los Angeles by the fourth quarter of 2025, days after Gov. Gavin Newsom (D) signed a new law regulating gas storage and refineries.

The refinery in Wilmington, together with a complex in Carson 5 miles away, produces up to 85,000 barrels per day of gasoline and 65,000 barrels per day of distillates, such as diesel.
51   Maga_Chaos_Monkey   2024 Oct 23, 7:13pm  

RC2006 says

How much will this increase gas prices? Gas lost will be replaced by bringing in gas for overseas.

Phillips 66 announced Wednesday it will close its 650-acre oil refinery complex near the Port of Los Angeles by the fourth quarter of 2025, days after Gov. Gavin Newsom (D) signed a new law regulating gas storage and refineries.

The refinery in Wilmington, together with a complex in Carson 5 miles away, produces up to 85,000 barrels per day of gasoline and 65,000 barrels per day of distillates, such as diesel.


Daaaymn! That's gonna hurt.
52   Ceffer   2024 Oct 23, 7:39pm  

Patrick says

One day I saw an entire backyard deck float by.

Were the people still in the hot tub?

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