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Re:Goodbye, New York, California and Illinois – Hello where? by bsder on Friday January 17, 2020 @09:34PM (#22081807)
> California has only gotten more “progressive” with each election.

That is different from "damping the extremes".

Why is it so difficult for those on the "conservative" side to believe that the election outcomes reflect the will of the populace when they actively reject "conservatism"?

> I hope you understand that it’s “progressive” policy which has caused crime to explode

This is a dog whistle way of saying "homelessness" as most crime has not exploded.

However, I have yet to see a conservative solution to homelessness short of "round them up and ship them somewhere else". aka part of the reason for California's homelessness is other, generally conservative, states shipping them in.

> housing prices to rise

A fair argument. And this is also a contributor to homelessness. Prop 13 is going to have to fall before anything really helps with this.

> and people to leave the state.

I'm still waiting for all these Republicans in Southern California to head to Texas. Any time now ...

What the article points out is that most people leaving California are, unfortunately, on the lower end of the income range. Conservatives like you should welcome this as they are generally Democratic Party folks.

Re:Goodbye, New York, California and Illinois – Hello where? by nradov on Friday January 17, 2020 @10:43PM (#22082113)
Texas is actually the top state destination for people leaving California. I don't know whether we have any data about their political views.

https://www.sfgate.com/expensive-san-francisco/article/move-...

Re:Goodbye, New York, California and Illinois – Hello where? by dmode on Saturday January 18, 2020 @05:00AM (#22083503)
Do you know California is also the top state destination for people leaving Texas ? You know why ? It is because these are two largest states and they exchange population. The per year net migration to Texas is less than 0.1% of CA population.