[New Perspective]

You bring back great memories for me. Born in San Mateo, family still in SF. Just broke up after a year relationship with a woman, she lives in Mill Valley, I live in Maine where she is originally from. I LOVED being back out there but the people and their disgusting views no matter where I went was so engulfing and smothering. I felt like the enemy and could not speak freely and any matter unless it was to agree with them. They are definitely the center of hypocrisy.

The left have destroyed a glorious state and many of its fine people.

[RinaseaofDs]

You have to find your pockets. Out near Occidental, that area, there are a bunch of people living there that are definitely strange, but they are much more libertarian and conservative, believe it not.

Think John Perry Barlow. Stockton and Sacramento, near Truckee and Loyalton. Nice places with good people.

Even Napa Valley has its people. Things are changing, and in the big cities, yeah, its still a mess. They still think they can leech off the rest of their state for the glory of living in their socialized utopia.

Seattle is sitting down with Amazon TODAY on this very topic. Three of the commies on the Seattle City Council are refusing to go, which is the point.

They ex-wife of a Microsoft millionaire, a shrill commie named Sawant, is the spiritual leader of the red harridans there. They wanted to levy a $100 tax on every employee at Amazon, just because they were working at Amazon. Most of them live right near where they work, so they are already paying through every orifice.

When Amazon sets up in Atlanta, I’m going to laugh a lot. I laughed quite a bit when Boeing announced their plant in SC too, and when they moved their headquarters to Chicago (although that isn’t working out that well for them of late).

Mill Valley - what a place. Santa Cruz is still special.

It’s a pendulum. Everybody overplays their hand eventually. Yeah, I’m mixing my metaphors along with my medication it seems.