Fires Incinerated the Facade of California Governing Competence
Let us first stipulate that Los Angeles city and county, as well as the entire Golden State, could have had the best governance in the history of human
Right... a less-than-perfect response to unprecedented wildfires is grounds for sweeping condemnation of California governance.
Meanwhile, Texas - the darling of conservatives - can't even manage to provide power during a cold snap. But that's okay somehow.
It's not even so much that you miserable fuckwads have this desperate and entirely destructive need to politicize everything - the really loathsome thing is that you can't even manage to be honest while you're doing it.
You're everything that's wrong with the world, and your grandchildren are going to piss on your grave.
You’re everything that’s wrong with the world, and your grandchildren are going to piss on your grave.
That's not very nice to say!
You seem pretty mad that Harris lost, so you're just gonna go straight to name calling. LMAO
But meh, if my grandkids wanna pee on my grave, I'm cool with it. Thanks!
California is a 4 trillion dollar shithole. You compare it with any other 4 trillion dollar economy or country with GDP per capita, there is no excuse for it being a shithole. No bullet trains, a bunch of homeless people, filthy streets, failing electrical grid, can't manage fire preventions, filled with petty criminals who are encouraged to steal while everybody watches them steal. This is what Woke politics does, because it is distraction from the real issues. This 4 trillion dollar economy needs federal government money because they can't do anything except bring up petty issues. What I found out about Woke people and their politics, is that it is just politics; belly aching about imagined injustices, and virtue signaling each other and everybody else, but in reality, they are fake ridiculous people. California has inefficient government because they have an absurd culture.
Your comment is too well articulated to assume you're really naive enough to believe that's a valid comparison. CA is a state in a massive country. What state handled homelessness better? What state has a bullet train?
I agree that CA/LA is poorly managed at many levels, but your arguments are nonsense and it has nothing to do with CA being democratic.
Yep! I agree 100 percent!!