Suck it CA!

[Batboy2/75]

Brahahahaha!

CA Budget Problems


Declining revenues you say? I'm happy to state I played a small part in CA revenue problems this year. I'll be even happier next year when I pay zero state income taxes.

[baffled]

I really hate living in this state.

[Turdacious]

[Protobuilder]

Californians obviously need to pay higher taxes.

[Batboy2/75]

Californians obviously need to pay higher taxes.

Oh they will, they will.

[Batboy2/75]

Begging for tax hikes while spending is going up 5.6% year over year?

That's how the libs in CA roll; spend like drunken sailors and then lie that they have cut things to the bone.


I can't wait to see if the voters are dumb enough to tax themselves to death.

[Andy83]

Voters have been that dumb for decades. Isn't that what the TEA party is all about?

[Turdacious]

[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UW8UlY8eXCk[/youtube]

[DARTH]

[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UW8UlY8eXCk[/youtube]

YES!!!!!!!!!! I FUCKING LOVE THAT SONG!

[Gene]

[baffled]

I'm moving back to Texas, I think. I hope.
http://reason.com/blog/2012/06/01/high- ... california

California's self-inflicted economic woes are nicely summarized in the state Senate's passage of a bill targeting underground economic activity, and a Board of Equalization press release trumpeting the same. In explaining the need for SB 1185, BOE Vice Chair Michelle Steel describes her own Bulgaria on the Pacific as "a high-tax and high-regulation state" in which "it becomes attractive to operate businesses outside the law in order to obtain a competitive advantage." Is the solution to reduce taxes and ease regulation? Of course not! Instead, the legislation establishes a new bureacracy with its own staff to which people can snitch about off-the-books businesses, and which will also pool data compiled by other agencies.

From the Chief Executive article

California’s enduring place of perpetual decline continues in this year’s ranking. Once the most attractive business environment, the Golden State appears to slip deeper into the ninth circle of business hell. The economy, which used to outperform the rest of the country, now substantially underperforms. And its status as the most ruinously contentious place to operate remains undisturbed in eight years. Its unemployment rate, at 10.9 percent, is higher than every other state except Nevada and Rhode Island. With 12 percent of America’s population, California has one-third of the nation’s welfare recipients. Each year, the evidence that businesses are leaving California or avoid locating there because of the high cost of doing business due to excessive state taxes and stringent regulations, grows. (See “Eastward Ho!”) According to Spectrum Location Solutions, 254 California companies moved some or all of their work and jobs out of state in 2011, an increase of 26 percent over the previous year and five times as many as in 2009.

Fuck this place.

[Fat Cat]

California has always sucked, not sure why you guys are all surprised.

[Batboy2/75]

California has always sucked, not sure why you guys are all surprised.

Not even close to true. At one time, California was "THE" state to start a business in.


Then the progressives took over.

[Fat Cat]

Was always full of Californians.

[baffled]

edited, California has probably always fucking sucked.

[Holland Oates]

I'm moving back to Texas, I think. I hope.
http://reason.com/blog/2012/06/01/high-tax-and-high-regulation-california

From the Chief Executive article

Fuck this place.

LOL

Adam Carolla bitches about this in every podcast.

[baffled]

I'm moving back to Texas, I think. I hope.
http://reason.com/blog/2012/06/01/high-tax-and-high-regulation-california

From the Chief Executive article

Fuck this place.

LOL

Adam Carolla bitches about this in every podcast.

The people where I live are alright, but I was just in San Francisco yesterday meeting with some potential business partners in the financial district, and it was nothing but faggots and negroids panhandling. And Asian women in surprisingly short skirts, which I am in full support of. Seriously, if it wasn't for the Mexican and Asian young lasses, this area would have nothing going for it.

[Crust Bucket]

We can still get these at least for now.

[baffled]

We can still get these at least for now.

If Bloomberg were here he would have sunk this motherfucker already.

I don't even drink sodas, but I would start if I lived in NYC.