California has 8 of 10, of the nations most polluted cities.

Madmick said:
So the homeless are causing our massive pollution? Sanctuary laws are creating our massive pollution?

Somebody in this thread is retarded, I agree. No doubt about that.
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Yes. The homeless are devastating our environment in California. It's a huge problem.
 
As an Orange County Boy. I love my part of California. Close to the beach. Not crazy liberal

There are parts of CA that are awesome. Then there are the other parts
 
SBJJ said:
As an Orange County Boy. I love my part of California. Close to the beach. Not crazy liberal

There are parts of CA that are awesome. Then there are the other parts
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What cracks me up is all these people who spend so much time attacking and insulting California, as if wherever they live is some trouble free paradise. California is a great state with a ton of great places, I've thoroughly enjoyed every trip I've made to California.

Now, I don't live there. Maybe I'd have more criticism if I did. But it certainly is not some hell hole like people on this forum pretend it is.
 
Lol, I just remembered that one guy who said Asians and Mexicans ruined Southern California, and when I asked how Asians ruined Southern California he said that there are no more white people in Irvine because of the Asians.

Demographics of Irvine

White: 50%
Asian: 39%
Hispanic: 9%

Kinda like that guy yesterday that said there are no mortgage commercials with white couples anymore because of social engineering (banks have a vested interest in socially engineering biracial couples? lol). Even though every commercial I could find on youtube had white couples in it.
 
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Animal Cracker said:
The rest of the USA is just catching up to California. After electing an inexperienced celebrity republican, California has since been the furthest Progressive state in all areas. After this disaster of a presidency the rest of the country will follow suit. It wouldn’t be the first time either... see Reagan and the 1980s for another example of the rest of the country following the lead of California several years later.
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"Socialist fag-topia," here we come!

 
Bloodworth said:
I was working on easing an excavator down a 200 foot drop.

Its shocking people expect me to proof read, run spell check, and provide a bibliography.

Especially on a mma site in a section called the war room.

You seem very tight,

You younger generations are so weird. Cannot function in the real world. But can spell .

Bunch of nerds need to get your priorities straight.

Oh jeeze my phones put in strait instead of straight, luckily I caught that.

You nerds would have had a field day with that one, straight/strait .

The insanity
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You're absolute gold. Please don't ever change.
 
Bloodworth said:
Dumb is cali saying they will no longer punish people who knowingly infect someone with aids.
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They didn't say that, you dolt. They said they reduced it to a criminal level consistent with all other disease-spreading statutes. And they did that because empirical data concluded it would be more effective than rigid deterrence, from both a public health and justice system efficiency perspective.

Dumb is cali and their epic homeless problem.
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It's the most desired state to live in, so the property prices are high.

Dumb is the cali wanting to be a sanctuary state
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I don't think so. That a normative political judgement that the people democratically made. And I'm sure they won't lose any sleep that the likes of you disagrees.

Dumb Is cali wanting to charge people who use the wrong gender term
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Source?

Oh and they also have 8 of 10 of the most polluted states.
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Some of the strictest environmental laws in the country, but you'll have that when everyone wants to live in your state, so the population density is high. Also, already mentioned the scientific spuriousness of this criticism.

Then they got a human feces problem
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They have it in their streets, you have it between your ears. Let's just call it a wash, yeah?
 
id like to visit cali some time just to see the sights and shit, but over all it sounds pretty horrible espically L.A.
but that might just be the impression that i get from some of the things people from cal say.
 
workdiggitz said:
id like to visit cali some time just to see the sights and shit, but over all it sounds pretty horrible espically L.A.
but that might just be the impression that i get from some of the things people from cal say.
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All depends on where you want to visit. The thing most people are completely ignorant about is how big California is and how different the state is compared to most others. LA is a big draw to a lot of people, but on the opposite side you've got huge chunks of the state that have very few people and some really cool natural features that don't exist anywhere else in the world.

For example, California literally has the the tallest, oldest, and biggest trees that grow in the entire world. I feel like that's pretty cool.
 
lifelessheap said:
Yes. The homeless are devastating our environment in California. It's a huge problem.
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No, it's a localized problem.

The homeless are easily the #1 source of human (rather than industrial or commercial) pollution where I live, and have put a serious strain on our local economy at times in order to clean that up, but this is a rural area, not a city, and in terms of widespread pollution, it's our cars, pesticide runoff, industrial leakage, illegal marijuana & methamphetamine operations, and the general waste of the MASSIVE population that lives here and outsizes the tiny fraction that make up our homeless.

We have the worst air quality in the nation, too, resulting in the most deaths. This is among our major problems of pollution. Did the homeless cause that problem? Or do you think it might the 43m+ of us who buzz about in order to survive here?
 
Madmick said:
No, it's a localized problem.

The homeless are easily the #1 source of human (rather than industrial or commercial) pollution where I live, and have put a serious strain on our local economy at times in order to clean that up, but this is a rural area, not a city, and in terms of widespread pollution, it's our cars, pesticide runoff, industrial leakage, illegal marijuana & methamphetamine operations, and the general waste of the MASSIVE population that lives here and outsizes the tiny fraction that make up our homeless.

We have the worst air quality in the nation, too, resulting in the most deaths. This is among our major problems of pollution. Did the homeless cause that problem? Or do you think it might the 43m+ of us who buzz about in order to survive here?
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All of the local parks I used to frequent have been destroyed by the homeless. So their pollution matters to me. Bidwell park in Chico has been overrun by homeless. Our local creeks, streams and rivers are all polluted by the homeless encampments. They shit, piss and wash in our local waters and they dump metric tons of garbage all over.

A decade ago my wife and I would picnic in Bidwell almost weekly. There is hundreds of small paths to the creek where we would explore and enjoy ourselves. Now EVERY path and spot to enjoy the creek is claimed by aggressive homeless who will scream or get violent if you try to use the park. Families and tax payers be damned. The homeless have claimed the park. There are needles. There is filth. There is pollution. Its fucking gross.

It is a beloved park and local citizens volunteer to clean up the TONS UPON TONS of garbage ruining it, but the city doesn't want people cleaning up because of the needles and human shit.


When it comes to my life modern cars aren't causing me harm or impacting my life. But the homeless fuckers are. And my Leftist politicians seem to love the homeless far more than the environment.
 
lifelessheap said:
All of the local parks I used to frequent have been destroyed by the homeless. So their pollution matters to me. Bidwell park in Chico has been overrun by homeless. Our local creeks, streams and rivers are all polluted by the homeless encampments. They shit, piss and wash in our local waters and they dump metric tons of garbage all over.

A decade ago my wife and I would picnic in Bidwell almost weekly. There is hundreds of small paths to the creek where we would explore and enjoy ourselves. Now EVERY path and spot to enjoy the creek is claimed by aggressive homeless who will scream or get violent if you try to use the park. Families and tax payers be damned. The homeless have claimed the park. There are needles. There is filth. There is pollution. Its fucking gross.

It is a beloved park and local citizens volunteer to clean up the TONS UPON TONS of garbage ruining it, but the city doesn't want people cleaning up because of the needles and human shit.


When it comes to my life modern cars aren't causing me harm or impacting my life. But the homeless fuckers are. And my Leftist politicians seem to love the homeless far more than the environment.
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Yes, I'm aware, and the hairs are still raised on my neck from when we were expected to accept that a "curfew" for the park was in our-- the public's-- best interest. I haven't been back to the park in 4-5 years, since the last time I went out for a day with friends on a trip that culminated with a visit to the Observatory out beyond the golf course, since the reports started coming out about how much worse it has gotten, so I am disheartened to hear that all of those side pathways have been populated by the homeless.

Not sure if you ever went disc golfing at Dog Island in RB, but a friend of mine recently surprised the police when he heard on his CB radio they were cleaning up the park. He often takes his dog out there to fish, so he showed up to volunteer. It really threw the cops at first, but when they heard him out, they said, "Fine, knock yourself out." He personally found 172 used hypodermic needles in the 90 minutes he spent helping out pick up trash from the ground and the brush.

Generally, this is a very real problem that strikes very close to home with yours truly, and it's all valid, I've witnessed so much of this firsthand in parks around Chico and Redding, so I have nothing to say against it. I'm well past fed up with hearing about female joggers getting raped on the river trails, too.

But I urge you to remind yourself that this is not the primary source of the pollution for our State. This isn't what is making the river run black. Furthermore, in these areas, we've done virtually nothing to help the homeless. We keep ignoring the problem, refusing to build shelters, and yet the lack of incentive is doing nothing to drive the homeless population down or away. Good weather overrides lesser challenges for these people. Every measure to help them and relieve the problem for ourselves that gets put up the voters strike down.
 
Madmick said:
Yes, I'm aware, and my the hairs are still raised on my neck from when we were expected to accept that a "curfew" for the park was in our-- the public's-- best interest. I haven't been back to the park in 4-5 years, since the last time I went out for a day with friends on a trip that culminated with a visit to the Observatory out beyond the golf course, since the reports started coming out about how much worse it has gotten, so I am disheartened to hear that all of those side pathways have been populated by the homeless.

Not sure if you ever went disc golfing at Dog Island in RB, but a friend of mine recently surprised the police when he heard on his CB radio they were cleaning up the park. He often takes his dog out there to fish, so he showed up to volunteer. It really threw the cops at first, but when they heard him out, they said, "Fine, knock yourself out." He personally found 172 used hypodermic needles in the 90 minutes he spent helping out pick up trash from the ground and the brush.

Generally, this is a very real problem that strikes very close to home with yours truly, and it's all valid, I've witnessed so much of this firsthand in parks around Chico and Redding, so I have nothing to say against it. I'm well past fed up with hearing about female joggers getting raped on the river trails, too.

But I urge you to remind yourself that this is not the primary source of the pollution for our State. This isn't what is making the river run black. Furthermore, in these areas, we've done virtually nothing to help the homeless. We keep ignoring the problem, refusing to build shelters, and yet the lack of incentive is doing nothing to drive the homeless population down or away. Good weather overrides lesser challenges for these people. Every measure to help them and relieve the problem for ourselves that gets put up the voters strike down.
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Once a year our company used to send use out to volunteer to clean up. But the needle problem made it far too dangerous. You can't have company events where people get fucking stabbed with AIDS needles.

I took my daughter to Caper Acres for the first time about 2 months ago. HOLY SHIT. There were probably 100+ homeless sleeping on tables and all around. They were 100 yards from Caper Acres, and I had to watch my car the whole time. The homeless will just smash your windows out and steal your shit, and the police will do NOTHING. There is like almost 2,000 break ins into cars in the park per year now. Its just fair game.

And Redding, holy shit. I know people from an ice cream shop that feared for their lives. The homeless would barge in and get high in their bathrooms. The police and politicians did nothing. The owners closed to the store for the safety of their workers.

I'm getting tired of it. You say noting is being done for these filthy people, but tons if being done. That is why they are coming to CA.

PUT OUT THE CHEESE AND THE RATS WILL COME.

If the laws were strict and the police could do there jobs then these fuckers could be rousted out of my town. But instead, my leaders have softened laws and made being homeless here easier.
 
lifelessheap said:
Once a year our company used to send use out to volunteer to clean up. But the needle problem made it far too dangerous. You can't have company events where people get fucking stabbed with AIDS needles.

I took my daughter to Caper Acres for the first time about 2 months ago. HOLY SHIT. There were probably 100+ homeless sleeping on tables and all around. They were 100 yards from Caper Acres, and I had to watch my car the whole time. The homeless will just smash your windows out and steal your shit, and the police will do NOTHING. There is like almost 2,000 break ins into cars in the park per year now. Its just fair game.

And Redding, holy shit. I know people from an ice cream shop that feared for their lives. The homeless would barge in and get high in their bathrooms. The police and politicians did nothing. The owners closed to the store for the safety of their workers.

I'm getting tired of it. You say noting is being done for these filthy people, but tons if being done. That is why they are coming to CA.

PUT OUT THE CHEESE AND THE RATS WILL COME.

If the laws were strict and the police could do there jobs then these fuckers could be rousted out of my town. But instead, my leaders have softened laws and made being homeless here easier.
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What "cheese" has been put out that is attracting the rats, here?

In the municipalities of Oroville, Corning, and Red Bluff every single ballot measure or ordinance proposal to address and relieve the homeless problem in the parks has been shut down. In Chico and Redding it's damn near 100% although they are bigger and have had to initiate some programs.

You're ranting about the homeless, not pollution.
 
nac386 said:
Lol, I just remembered that one guy who said Asians and Mexicans ruined Southern California, and when I asked how Asians ruined Southern California he said that there are no more white people in Irvine because of the Asians.

Demographics of Irvine

White: 50%
Asian: 39%
Hispanic: 9%

Kinda like that guy yesterday that said there are no mortgage commercials with white couples anymore because of social engineering (banks have a vested interest in socially engineering biracial couples? lol). Even though every commercial I could find on youtube had white couples in it.
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There was a time when banks did that and still try to.

Under Obama it was racist to run credit checks when applying for a mortgage.

That was ditched and anyone could get a mortgage.

That lasted about 3 years until all the banks went bankrupt from lending money to.people who could never pay it back..

It was a disaster
 
Madmick said:
What "cheese" has been put out that is attracting the rats, here?

In the municipalities of Oroville, Corning, and Red Bluff every single ballot measure or ordinance proposal to address and relieve the homeless problem in the parks has been shut down. In Chico and Redding it's damn near 100% although they are bigger and have had to initiate some programs.

You're ranting about the homeless, not pollution.
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And the homeless are the major contributors to pollution.
They don't use trash bins and the air quality above their camps stinks
 
Trotsky said:
They didn't say that, you dolt. They said they reduced it to a criminal level consistent with all other disease-spreading statutes. And they did that because empirical data concluded it would be more effective than rigid deterrence, from both a public health and justice system efficiency perspective.



It's the most desired state to live in, so the property prices are high.



I don't think so. That a normative political judgement that the people democratically made. And I'm sure they won't lose any sleep that the likes of you disagrees.



Source?



Some of the strictest environmental laws in the country, but you'll have that when everyone wants to live in your state, so the population density is high. Also, already mentioned the scientific spuriousness of this criticism.



They have it in their streets, you have it between your ears. Let's just call it a wash, yeah?
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https://www.google.com/amp/www.foxn...oun-sponsor-denies-that-would-happen.amp.html

decriminalizing infecting people with aids is not good

But they have some of the strictest pollution laws.

Well some states have the strictest gun laws and still have the most shootings, maybe you liberals can do something physically to help instead of passing a piece of legislation

As I mentioned before

I'm praying for rain
I'm praying for tidal waves
I want to see the ground give way
I want to watch it go down

There Is a whole song dedicated to the filth and garbage that comes out of california and hollyweird.

And those fault lines that wont sit still. Will break cali off and have it drift into the ocean and sink.

It will be the earth's natural response to pollution
 
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