Stay away from the Bay Area and probably a hundred mile radius all around it, just to be sure. Palo Alto is pretty terrible, and don't get me started about Manteca.
Too late actually took a family vacation to San Francisco when I was like 16. That was actually a nice trip though :( But I guess it must be different living there. Or maybe the surrounding area is worse than the city? Idk.
San Francisco used to be nice, but made sure to change that with as much subsidy money as he could shovel to his fellow rich sex predators as possible.
Or maybe the surrounding area is worse than the city? Idk.
It was back then, and it still is now. For some reason living in San Francisco's shadow means getting more than a bunch of car pollution; there's cultural pollution too.
But I guess the city that produced Pelosi and Feinstein can't be as nice as my childhood memories remember it being :(
But idk I live in MA and on a government level yeah its libs all the way down but its a relatively nice place to live and I really dont know many people as demonic as the people you describe in your life lol. One racist uncle is pretty much it. And the highschool I went to in New Hampshire was a lot better than most people's highschool experiances. Maybe I'm just really lucky idk.
I won't ask for exact years, but turning San Francisco from a surprisingly low-rent and culturally rich town to a neoliberal fortress of arrogance took a few decades to reach its current state. There were still nice things at the turn of the century and beyond, only slowly being pushed out by gentrification and Silicon Valley startups doing a localized Manifest Destiny by crowding everyone else out wherever possible.
I have a lot of bigoted biological family members and I'm not far from the "Bible Belt of California" where you'll know you're there by all the banners strewn along the farm roads talking about "water rights" and other chud buzzwords like that. Basically, there was an attempt to restore some wetlands as far south as the San Joaquin Valley and the reactionary rage about that among farmer chuds never ended.
Its fine I can say when. It would have been around 2005.
Its funny my city has like the opposite problem with wetlands. Conservative NIMBYs who don't want more poor people here try to fight housing development by citing wetlands, even though they're full of shit.
The weather is never good, if you read the local papers. There's always some rich farmers complaining about it, be it too much rain, too much sun, whatever it takes to demand more coddling from this ostensibly "blue" state.
Chanting about water is like chanting about being "tough on crime." It doesn't need to result in changes, even bad changes, but chuds will line up for it and vote anyway.
Stay away from the Bay Area and probably a hundred mile radius all around it, just to be sure. Palo Alto is pretty terrible, and don't get me started about Manteca.
Too late actually took a family vacation to San Francisco when I was like 16. That was actually a nice trip though :( But I guess it must be different living there. Or maybe the surrounding area is worse than the city? Idk.
San Francisco used to be nice, but
made sure to change that with as much subsidy money as he could shovel to his fellow rich sex predators as possible.
It was back then, and it still is now. For some reason living in San Francisco's shadow means getting more than a bunch of car pollution; there's cultural pollution too.
My trip was after Clinton.
But I guess the city that produced Pelosi and Feinstein can't be as nice as my childhood memories remember it being :(
But idk I live in MA and on a government level yeah its libs all the way down but its a relatively nice place to live and I really dont know many people as demonic as the people you describe in your life lol. One racist uncle is pretty much it. And the highschool I went to in New Hampshire was a lot better than most people's highschool experiances. Maybe I'm just really lucky idk.
I won't ask for exact years, but turning San Francisco from a surprisingly low-rent and culturally rich town to a neoliberal fortress of arrogance took a few decades to reach its current state. There were still nice things at the turn of the century and beyond, only slowly being pushed out by gentrification and Silicon Valley startups doing a localized Manifest Destiny by crowding everyone else out wherever possible.
I have a lot of bigoted biological family members and I'm not far from the "Bible Belt of California" where you'll know you're there by all the banners strewn along the farm roads talking about "water rights" and other chud buzzwords like that. Basically, there was an attempt to restore some wetlands as far south as the San Joaquin Valley and the reactionary rage about that among farmer chuds never ended.
Its fine I can say when. It would have been around 2005.
Its funny my city has like the opposite problem with wetlands. Conservative NIMBYs who don't want more poor people here try to fight housing development by citing wetlands, even though they're full of shit.
The weather is never good, if you read the local papers. There's always some rich farmers complaining about it, be it too much rain, too much sun, whatever it takes to demand more coddling from this ostensibly "blue" state.
Chanting about water is like chanting about being "tough on crime." It doesn't need to result in changes, even bad changes, but chuds will line up for it and vote anyway.