Re:Silicon Valley exodus: Bay Area tech companies leaving fo...
by exabrial on Monday December 14, 2020 @10:43PM
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High taxes, regulations for everything, the government running every part of your personal life, cancer labels on everything... seems like a dream come true. What went wrong?
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Re:Silicon Valley exodus: Bay Area tech companies leaving fo...
by selestify on Monday December 14, 2020 @10:57PM
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> the government running every part of your personal life
Hyperbole much? The rest of your comment can be dismissed based on this alone.
Re:Silicon Valley exodus: Bay Area tech companies leaving fo...
by dannyincolor on Monday December 14, 2020 @11:07PM
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I always wonder if these commenters even live here? I moved from (edit: one of) the most deregulated states in the Union to CA and I have yet to see any tangible example of this.
I’d like to know what specific events or changes or limits on freedom are being referenced. I’m even a (very prolific) gun owner, and found CA’s laws to be perfectly reasonable for my self-defense and hunting/sporting needs.
Seems like a lot of anti-CA hype so far; perfectly fine with being proven wrong, but just don’t see the real world evidence to back these claims.
Re:Silicon Valley exodus: Bay Area tech companies leaving fo...
by tolbish on Tuesday December 15, 2020 @12:00AM
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> the government running every part of your personal life
Isn't marijuana illegal in Texas? California was one of the first states to grant its citizens that freedom.
Re:Silicon Valley exodus: Bay Area tech companies leaving fo...
by dmode on Tuesday December 15, 2020 @12:27AM
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Can we compare regulations on the following things between Texas and California ?
- Marijuana
- Abortion
- LGBT rights
- Car dealership
Re:Silicon Valley exodus: Bay Area tech companies leaving fo...
by commandlinefan on Tuesday December 15, 2020 @09:35AM
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My fear as a Texan is that they're just coming here to spread the "good word".