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Ah, what a genius this guy is, bragging that he breaks the law in his hiring practices.

Those goshdarn lefties run successful businesses in every state in the union, and around the globe.

I love it when righties act as if they hold the high ground when it comes to common sense.
 
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rsm said:
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Eh, work is work. I really don't give a crap how they vote as long as they are professionals with a good attitude. The band rule is no politics that way arguments and beefs don't start between members. Besides for me it's music so you are gonna wind up with a couple lefties in the band at some stage anyways. If I discriminated along those lines I would be short musicians and short gigs and those are two things a bandleader is almost always short on.
 
JohnnyGtar said:
Ah, what a genius this guy is, bragging that he breaks the law in his hiring practices.

Those goshdarn lefties run successful businesses in every state in the union, and around the globe.

I love it when righties act as if they hold the high ground when it comes to common sense.
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your politics aren't protected class for labor laws
 
They can fire you for whatever they want as long as they don’t tell you what it is they’re actually firing you for. It doesn’t matter if you’re in a free state or Kalifornia. If they want you gone, you’ll be gone.
 
Floyd Eye said:
They can fire you for whatever they want as long as they don’t tell you what it is they’re actually firing you for. It doesn’t matter if you’re in a free state or Kalifornia. If they want you gone, you’ll be gone.
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How is California not free?
 
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Recently, Heritage Foundation President Kevin Roberts even made concerning references to armed political violence on Steve Bannon's podcast, saying: “[W]e are in the process of the second American Revolution, which will remain bloodless if the left allows it to be.”

If Project 2025 is bullshit, why would he say that? And why has Heritage Foundation President Kevin Roberts appeared on major networks to defend it?
 
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Floyd Eye said:
Really dude? If I have to answer that there really is no hope for you.
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I live here. Been here for over 40 years. Please tell me how California is not free. Don't cop out now, let's hear it, brother.
 
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MSNBC! My ex loves MSNBC as well. Do you do one of your Kameltoe dances while watching?
 
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MSNBC! My ex loves MSNBC as well. Do you do one of your Kameltoe dances while watching?
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Ah, so people on MSNBC can't read the 920 Project 2025 manual and comprehend what the words say. Got it.

I have balance issues and sometimes I collapse due to the stroke I had, so no, I don't dance. But thanks for asking.
 
Floyd Eye said:
Gotta play stupid eh ?
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No. You made a claim and I asked you to back it up.
Floyd Eye said:
California compliant gun roster.
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Plenty of choices when buying firearms here and we can fling all the lead we want to.

Floyd Eye said:
Utility bills based on income
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So what? https://www.sfchronicle.com/california/article/pge-electricity-flat-rate-changes-19450917.php

Floyd Eye said:
Water rationing
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As of June 5, 2024, the State Water Board’s statewide water conservation emergency regulations have expired. All emergency regulations expire after one year from their effective dates, unless the State Water Board modifies, readopts, or ends them before then. Local authorities may adopt different and/or stricter water conservation measures; check with your supplier about current local restrictions. Please see below for more details, which are accurate as of June 5, 2024.
  • For urban water suppliers, statewide Level 2 demand reduction actions not required: The requirement for urban water suppliers to implement demand-reduction actions that correspond to at least Level 2 of their water shortage contingency plans has not been in effect since June 5, 2023.
  • For commercial, institutional, and HOA common areas, the decorative grass watering emergency ban has expired: The Emergency Regulation to Ban Decorative Grass Watering (non-functional turf irrigation) in commercial, industrial, and institutional areas, including HOA common areas expired by operation of law on June 5, 2024. In October 2023, however, the California State Legislature passed Assembly Bill 1572, which phases in a ban on decorative grass watering in commercial, industrial, and institutional areas permanently.
  • Emergency prohibition on wasteful water uses has expired: The Emergency Regulation to Prohibit Wasteful Water Uses (such as refilling fountains without recirculating pumps, overwatering landscapes, watering grass within 48 hours of rainfall, etc.) expired on December 21, 2023.
https://www.waterboards.ca.gov/conservation/regs/emergency_regulation.html
Floyd Eye said:
Obscene tax rate
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  • For families of modest means, California is not a high-tax state. California taxes are close to the national average for families in the bottom 80 percent of the income scale. For the bottom 40 percent of families, California taxes are lower than states like Florida and Texas.
  • The highest earners usually pay higher taxes in California than elsewhere. But rich Californians’ tax rates are not much different from the tax rates that low-income families in many states have long been accustomed to paying. Sixteen states tax their poorest residents at rates higher than what California applies to its richest. Florida, Tennessee, and Texas are among those 16 states.
  • California’s tax system is relatively flat overall, whereas most states have highly regressive taxes that ask less of the rich than of anyone else. California’s choice to have a less regressive system largely explains why California collects more tax revenue per capita than other states without especially high tax rates for low- and middle-income families.

https://itep.org/is-california-really-a-high-tax-state/

Floyd Eye said:
Electric vehicle mandate starting January 1
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January 1, 2035
New California executive order requires that "by 2035, all new cars and passenger trucks sold in California be zero-emission vehicles."
Existing vehicles that run on fossil fuel would be allowed to keep operating.
Crucially, though, vehicles from model year 2034 or earlier with internal combustion engines will be allowed to operate and be sold within or outside of California. There is no ban imposed on these vehicles in the executive order. Yes, that's right: Used cars that run on fossil fuel can still be sold and bought within California after the order takes effect.


https://www.edmunds.com/car-news/california-mandates-electric-cars-for-2035.html

"Get your facts first, then you can distort them as you please." - Mark Twain
 
JohnnyGtar said:
I live here. Been here for over 40 years. Please tell me how California is not free. Don't cop out now, let's hear it, brother.
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start with your 2A rights. How about you open carry a handgun, then stroll around a few California cities, see how your Constitutional right is respected.

I mean, if you're free, according to the Constitution, it should be fine without issues or concerns, right?
 
JohnnyGtar said:
No. You made a claim and I asked you to back it up.

Plenty of choices when buying firearms here and we can fling all the lead we want to.



So what? https://www.sfchronicle.com/california/article/pge-electricity-flat-rate-changes-19450917.php


As of June 5, 2024, the State Water Board’s statewide water conservation emergency regulations have expired. All emergency regulations expire after one year from their effective dates, unless the State Water Board modifies, readopts, or ends them before then. Local authorities may adopt different and/or stricter water conservation measures; check with your supplier about current local restrictions. Please see below for more details, which are accurate as of June 5, 2024.
  • For urban water suppliers, statewide Level 2 demand reduction actions not required: The requirement for urban water suppliers to implement demand-reduction actions that correspond to at least Level 2 of their water shortage contingency plans has not been in effect since June 5, 2023.
  • For commercial, institutional, and HOA common areas, the decorative grass watering emergency ban has expired: The Emergency Regulation to Ban Decorative Grass Watering (non-functional turf irrigation) in commercial, industrial, and institutional areas, including HOA common areas expired by operation of law on June 5, 2024. In October 2023, however, the California State Legislature passed Assembly Bill 1572, which phases in a ban on decorative grass watering in commercial, industrial, and institutional areas permanently.
  • Emergency prohibition on wasteful water uses has expired: The Emergency Regulation to Prohibit Wasteful Water Uses (such as refilling fountains without recirculating pumps, overwatering landscapes, watering grass within 48 hours of rainfall, etc.) expired on December 21, 2023.
https://www.waterboards.ca.gov/conservation/regs/emergency_regulation.html


  • For families of modest means, California is not a high-tax state. California taxes are close to the national average for families in the bottom 80 percent of the income scale. For the bottom 40 percent of families, California taxes are lower than states like Florida and Texas.
  • The highest earners usually pay higher taxes in California than elsewhere. But rich Californians’ tax rates are not much different from the tax rates that low-income families in many states have long been accustomed to paying. Sixteen states tax their poorest residents at rates higher than what California applies to its richest. Florida, Tennessee, and Texas are among those 16 states.
  • California’s tax system is relatively flat overall, whereas most states have highly regressive taxes that ask less of the rich than of anyone else. California’s choice to have a less regressive system largely explains why California collects more tax revenue per capita than other states without especially high tax rates for low- and middle-income families.

https://itep.org/is-california-really-a-high-tax-state/



January 1, 2035
New California executive order requires that "by 2035, all new cars and passenger trucks sold in California be zero-emission vehicles."
Existing vehicles that run on fossil fuel would be allowed to keep operating.
Crucially, though, vehicles from model year 2034 or earlier with internal combustion engines will be allowed to operate and be sold within or outside of California. There is no ban imposed on these vehicles in the executive order. Yes, that's right: Used cars that run on fossil fuel can still be sold and bought within California after the order takes effect.


https://www.edmunds.com/car-news/california-mandates-electric-cars-for-2035.html

"Get your facts first, then you can distort them as you please." - Mark Twain
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The law takes effect January 1st 2025. Gradually raising the percent to 100 by 2035. Look at the link.

And you don’t have plenty of choices of firearms. You have a list of approved firearms. If it’s not on the list, you can’t have it. If it’s an AR it has to be neutered. And you have to go through a background check to buy a box of shells.


Why do you think people are fleeing California at the highest rate in the nation ? Taxes. Regulations. Your fucked up commie governor.
 
rsm said:
start with your 2A rights. How about you open carry a handgun, then stroll around a few California cities, see how your Constitutional right is respected.

I mean, if you're free, according to the Constitution, it should be fine without issues or concerns, right?
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And the spin on taxes. 😂😂😂.

Highest taxes in the nation no matter how he spins it.
 
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Floyd Eye said:
The law takes effect January 1st 2025. Gradually raising the percent to 100 by 2035. Look at the link.
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Ah, good! I like cleaner air and I want my grandkids to have cleaner air.

I can get firearms suitable for sport or home protection.
Floyd Eye said:
And you have to go through a background check to buy a box of shells.
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Nope. https://www.reuters.com/legal/gover...-background-checks-buy-ammunition-2024-01-31/
Floyd Eye said:
Why do you think people are fleeing California at the highest rate in the nation ? Taxes. Regulations. Your fucked up commie governor.
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I love California derangement syndrome. So many of you lose your shit about our state. Can't you find a better hobby?
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