Steezus wrote:
If California is so anti business, then how is it that they have one of the largest economies in the world stacked against entire countries!?!?!
Their cost of living is high, but so are their wages.
There's always a lot of people chomping at the bit to spread a false narrative about California like it is some kind of failed state.
Anyways, hopefully RRS isn't moving so they can pay lower wages to their employees.
in this particular relativistic world one should stay within the borders of the country you live in. yes there are a more than a few countries on the planet that have "economies" that are considerably smaller then CA. my own relatively small town here in the east used to be able to claim a bit of that too "if we want to look at it in a certain way". we all live in states that fail in some way. i still see CA as a more progressive state in some ways but there is always a point where things are weaker. everything is a balancing act.
Steezus wrote:
If California is so anti business, then how is it that they have one of the largest economies in the world stacked against entire countries!?!?!
Their cost of living is high, but so are their wages.
There's always a lot of people chomping at the bit to spread a false narrative about California like it is some kind of failed state.
Anyways, hopefully RRS isn't moving so they can pay lower wages to their employees.
in the relativistic world one should stay within the borders of the country you live in. yes there are a more than a few countries on the planet that have "economies" that are considerably smaller then CA. my own relatively small town here in the east used to be able to claim a bit of that too "if we want to look at it in a certain way". we all live in states that fail in some way. i still see CA as a more progressive state in some ways but there is always a point where things are weaker.
Feb 17, 2018 at 07:53 AM
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