After the wall across the southern
border is built, a second one needs to be built on the California border:
Just over half of California’s registered voters have considered leaving
the state, with soaring housing costs cited as the most common reason for
wanting to move, according to a new poll. Young voters were especially likely
to cite unaffordable housing as a reason for leaving, according to the latest
latest UC Berkeley Institute of Governmental Studies poll conducted for the Los
Angeles Times. But a different group, conservatives, also frequently suggested
they wanted to leave — and for a very different reason: They feel alienated
from the state’s political culture.
They
defecated all over their collective bed. Better they be sentenced to enjoy the
hellhole they created rather than be permitted to travel elsewhere and recreate
it.
This is why no city, state, or country should ever permit any immigrant, or his children, or his children's children, to vote. People are very bad at understanding causality and they tend to prefer the familiar, so despite the apparent senselessness of this behavior, it is not difficult to understand why emigrants reliably attempt to recreate the very conditions they sought to escape.
This is why no city, state, or country should ever permit any immigrant, or his children, or his children's children, to vote. People are very bad at understanding causality and they tend to prefer the familiar, so despite the apparent senselessness of this behavior, it is not difficult to understand why emigrants reliably attempt to recreate the very conditions they sought to escape.
