Difference between revisions of "California values"

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* the worst [[public school]]s in the [[United States]], and the private ones are not much better
 
* the worst [[public school]]s in the [[United States]], and the private ones are not much better
 
* mandatory [[vaccination]] that has eliminated nearly all traditional exemptions<ref>https://www.nvic.org/Vaccine-Laws/state-vaccine-requirements/california.aspx</ref>
 
* mandatory [[vaccination]] that has eliminated nearly all traditional exemptions<ref>https://www.nvic.org/Vaccine-Laws/state-vaccine-requirements/california.aspx</ref>
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* [[marijuana]] stores that seem to be almost everyone, along with billboards promoting them
  
 
== See also ==
 
== See also ==

Revision as of 05:20, August 24, 2020

California values is a growing list of the shocking and sickening conduct and behavior in an increasingly liberal state. It includes:

  • pervasive homelessness
  • use of city sidewalks in San Francisco to defecate in public
  • theft of a firefighter's wallet from his car and then draining his bank account while he tried to save Santa Cruz from a fire[1]
  • election as Senator Kamala Harris who originally boosted her political career by having an affair with the much-older powerful state politician, Willie Brown[2]
  • massive ignorance of the negative effects of voting for Democrats who enact high tax rates; many Californians who move to other states such as Texas and Arizona because of such a reason continue to vote for the same party that hurt previous economic prospects while irrationally expecting more positive results
  • flood of H-1B visa workers, mostly from Asia, who keep wages too low for most American engineers to live comfortably
  • the worst public schools in the United States, and the private ones are not much better
  • mandatory vaccination that has eliminated nearly all traditional exemptions[3]
  • marijuana stores that seem to be almost everyone, along with billboards promoting them

See also

References