Re:San Francisco's zoning makes it illegal to build apartmen...
by dsfyu404ed on Thursday July 19, 2018 @01:58PM
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Blue CA makes all the decisions that affect the state. It's a blue state.
Re:San Francisco's zoning makes it illegal to build apartmen...
by almost_usual on Thursday July 19, 2018 @02:01PM
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If you want to never leave the Bay Area or LA/SD area yeah you're in a blue state. As soon as you take a road trip to a pretty national park be prepared to encounter plenty of Red.
Re:San Francisco's zoning makes it illegal to build apartmen...
by dsfyu404ed on Thursday July 19, 2018 @02:04PM
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So? Why is that an issue? They have no say in how the place is run (and resent the blue part of the state for it, which is why splitting the state keeps getting proposed) so unless seeing a Trump bumper sticker ruins your day it doesn't really affect anything.
Re:San Francisco's zoning makes it illegal to build apartmen...
by almost_usual on Thursday July 19, 2018 @02:10PM
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I'm relating to the original post, the commenter said "Omaha is blue but everything outside is red". This is also true in California. Metropolitan areas are going to be blue, rural areas are red.
> Unless seeing a Trump bumper sticker ruins your day it doesn't really affect anything
No, but walking into a bar or restaurant with my girlfriend and having everyone there stare at you and treat you differently is a thing. Only saying that you're not entering some blue paradise in California.
Re:San Francisco's zoning makes it illegal to build apartmen...
by pm90 on Thursday July 19, 2018 @04:11PM
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Right, it was pretty shocking for me when I drove through Bakersfield on the way to SF. Nice folks, but lots of Trump supporters
Re:San Francisco's zoning makes it illegal to build apartmen...
by dsfyu404ed on Thursday July 19, 2018 @07:31PM
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I'm surprised at how unacceptable this is. Is coexisting with people you don't agree with really that terrible?
Rural is rural, I went to a local bar West of Sacramento and felt like I was in my home town in nowhere Illinois.