Critics argue that it could drive wealthy residents and investment from California and stall economic growth.
Critics really need to start digging through Bullshit Mountain for a new excuse.
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Critics argue that it could drive wealthy residents and investment from California and stall economic growth.
Critics really need to start digging through Bullshit Mountain for a new excuse.
Critics argue that it could drive wealthy residents and investment from California and stall economic growth.
So fucking what. We've been held hostage by these people long enough. Call their bluff. Some might leave, but fuck em. Don't let the door hit them on the way out.
no let it hit them. i want a rocket powered exploding door to hit them straight in the ass on their way out. or maybe a rocket powered guillotine. either way i want the door to vindictively hit them, deliberately, purposefully, on their way out.
That explains why billionaires have been fleeing NYC ever since Mamdani was elected.
Oh wait, they haven't.
They need us. We don't need them.
"I'll move my business from a state with 55 million people, good education, and higher quality of life to Wyoming."
No further explanation needed. A Wyoming joke writes itself.
Or alternatively "every single job in the country is going to move to texas"
it could drive wealthy residents and investment from California and stall economic growth
Threatening with a good time.
California has far TOO many billionaires, and it's devastating to the economy at large
I would vote for this if all it did was like money on the ground and burn it. Any dollar they don't have is a dollar that they're not screwing me over with inflated asset prices.
The state budget will take a hit (how big is anyone’s guess).
Because a federal tax is the way to do it, and people are tired of waiting.
So. Assuming it passes, and why wouldn’t it - it’s like a prop titled “kick Elon in the nuts”: more money for nurses, less for schools and roads and, ironically, nurses.
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