Author Topic: Is California a stuffty place?  (Read 5928 times)

Full of SJW's, ANTIFA and a bunch of other socialistic forgets who don't have a respect for this country. They're just living off of welfare costing me and millions of others more money with their "peaceful rallies" about how there is more than two genders, and that "police are bad" and our country is fascist.
imagine being so blinded by partisan bullstuff that you've convinced yourself an entire state full of 39 million people is entirely full of just the most extremist people you disagree with

also, side question: have you actually ever paid federal income taxes? because more of your money goes to stuff like $900 toilet seats and $150/gal tanks of gas at military bases in Saudi Arabia than welfare recipients in california.

Texas has a coast but half of it is desert. California is coastal but all of it is desert. What is this stuff

Texas has a coast but half of it is desert. California is coastal but all of it is desert. What is this stuff

it's really not
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California is coastal but all of it is desert










man look at all this desert
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Texas has a coast but half of it is desert. California is coastal but all of it is desert. What is this stuff
what does coastline have to do with whether or not a place is desert

what does coastline have to do with whether or not a place is desert
if you aint landlocked you dont have permission to have fires that spread 2 loving counties

i loving hate any place that has the temperatures of over 50 degrees

i loving hate any place that has the temperatures of under -50 degrees

I just hate any place tbh

if you aint landlocked you dont have permission to have fires that spread 2 loving counties
that neither answer my question nor makes sense


I've lived in CA for most of my life so I'm not really unbiased either but I'll give my two cents from where I live. Basically I've found that in Orange County (and most of SoCal) is so plain and suburban that if anything it's just meh and overpriced. Pollution control is improving, natural disasters happen but are about as common as anywhere else, and the weather is slightly too warm. Socially, the only way you'd be uncomfortable living here is if you don't like racial diversity or dense populations. I like both so I'm fine with it.
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