California Officially Working To Protect Fictional Environment

Political Outcast ^ | January 3, 2013 | Mark Horne

[Tolerance Sucks Rocks]

The fact that a state legislature would decree population density mandates to cities in the state is an intolerable tyranny. Naturally, the California legislature is doing it.

But it has officially decided to worry about the environment of a fantasy world, not the real one.

[Tolerance Sucks Rocks]

Looney, looney, looney . . .

[Tolerance Sucks Rocks]

Don't bogart that joint, Sacramento; pass it over to me!

Monstrously delusional Sacra-MENTAL, Kalifornia Nanny State PING!

[Bernard Marx]

Agenda 21, boiling the frog slowly, incrementally...

[OneWingedShark]

Conspiracy-ish... but then again, it’s California.

[RightGeek]

So are they going to send the 20 per house wetbacks back to Mexico?

[Red Boots]

No, they are going to make everyone live 20 to a house. The article states that the bill will increase population density of cities. Because LA freeways aren’t congested enough!

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“Fictional environments” — like Roger Rabbit’s ToonTown?

[GeronL]

bump

[sheana]

Toon Town is NOT fictional! I have been there. It is at Disneyland. ;)

[buffaloguy]

It is a great way to empty out your downtown of businesses. So go ahead and do it and let’s see what happens.

Texas is waiting for your former businesses.

[Windflier]

It is a great way to empty out your downtown of businesses. So go ahead and do it and let’s see what happens. Texas is waiting for your former businesses.

I moved mine from Los Angeles to Dallas eight years ago. We're doing just fine, thank you :-)

[Mike Darancette]

Getting rid of 4-5 million foreign nationals might help population density.

[SunkenCiv]

/bingo