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California is sort of a virus. With Prop 13, it artificially keeps inventory down and drives prices up, only to have people sell off and move to other cheaper states bringing their dumbass politics with them. Someone needs to eradicate the virus.

porkchopexpress says

California is sort of a virus. With Prop 13, it artificially keeps inventory down and drives prices up, only to have people sell off and move to other cheaper states bringing their dumbass politics with them. Someone needs to eradicate the virus.

Similar to what happens in the DC area and the northeast. The locusts flee their liberal ruined lands and come to places like North Carolina and southern VA and bring their disease with them.

Lol so, CA Prop 13 entitlements are contagious and spreading to other states too. That is quite interesting.

Screw prop 13 let end property tax.

I have a female ultra liberal neighbor who is actually from Idaho.

Someday she thinks she will have to return there for her retirement.

Regarding the homeless bums in Santa Cruz, she thinks we should convert one of the new buildings on Pacific Ave. to housing for them. She's actually that liberal.

When she goes back to Idaho someday, will they call her another "California liberal" I wonder?

Prop 13 doesn’t create housing shortage.

Lack of building, and huge influx of illegals do. Why are so many so economically illiterate?

porkchopexpress says

California is sort of a virus. With Prop 13, it artificially keeps inventory down and drives prices up, only to have people sell off and move to other cheaper states bringing their dumbass politics with them. Someone needs to eradicate the virus.

porkchopexpress says

Prop 13

When my cousin Margaret Davies visited my mother in 1991, she talked about how if it hadn't been for Prop 13, she and her husband Bent, who had married in 1951, would have seen their taxes increase from $1,500 to $7,500 on their home at 1923 Mount Shasta Dr. in San Pedro. Haven't heard from them in over 20 years, don't know if they're still living, Margaret would be 92, but that home sold for $570,000 on 8/22, which sounds like a fairly reasonable price for California. Have no idea how long they lived there, but whatever the good or bad of Prop 13, they shouldn't have had to lose their home in the late 70's.