[RaginRak]

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Calexit can’t come soon enough

[originalbuckeye]

We lived in SoCal for 20 years. We left 8 years ago. When we first arrived, we loved it. It is the most beautiful state. By the time we left, we had suffered credit card fraud 15 times in 5 years. Our neighbors had no conscience about the noise and barking dog decibels next to our zero lot line home. A man kicked in the side of my car because he didn't like the way I was backing up (I was doing so, safely, as I had a back up camera). I got his license plate number, but the cops didn't do anything because his DL picture didn't fit my description of the perp. I had been acquaintenced with 3 people who had actually been murdered. And we were struggling with the high cost of living and of regulations every month. I came to the conclusion that life is very cheap in California. And nothing much happens when you do break the law. We love going back to visit, but yes, don't use your credit cards much of anywhere. The fraud is rampant.

[freedumb2003]

[realr]

While CalExit is a heart-warming idea, to see such wacky Liberals leave our Constitutional Republic, we should be against this.

The resources, infrastructure, and geostrategic importance of California is critical to the United States. California “belongs” to us. Not wacky Liberals on the coastal strip.

They should not be allowed to steal the state from the USA. If push came to shove, then, well, they should be shoved out of the state, go somewhere else in the world. Let the rest of California’s population return to a sane governance. We can even toss in nice housing on the coast for all those oppressed citizens in Republican counties who can’t afford the current condos overlooking the Golden Gate.

[ptsal]

Drain Hetch Hetchy

Cut California Loose

Make Rope from Hemp