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Is It Time To Boycott CAlifornia?
03/21/03 | Me

Posted on 03/21/2003 7:14:59 PM PST by Bommer

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why is it that FReepers who trash other states, never fly their own flag?
81 posted on 03/21/2003 8:58:51 PM PST by KneelBeforeZod (Deus Lo Volt!)
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To: w1andsodidwe
Ag is being systematically shut down. Many farmers in the Central Valley are going fallow because they've sold their water rights to the big cities. Also farmers in Half Moon Bay are being put out of business by unelected regional councils who STEAL THEIR WATER. THIS IS HAPPENING ALL OVER THE STATE. California will soon have a lot of FALLOW FARMS and NO significant agriculture if nothing is done to prevent it.
82 posted on 03/21/2003 8:59:33 PM PST by hedgetrimmer
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To: Inyo-Mono
Here in the very conservative part of California that I live in, we HATE San Francisco and Los Angeles liberals, the hot-beds of all nutty-liberal thought in the state

Same here in Lodi.

83 posted on 03/21/2003 8:59:49 PM PST by w1andsodidwe (Prayers for President Bush and for my Presidential Prayer Team soldier - Jeffery)
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A group of residents of Marathon, Texas, watch as an anti-war sign, reading: 'war is the failure of humanity,' is erected at the entrance to the west Texas town, March 16, 2003. More than 20 people of the town's population of 535 pooled their money to rent the billboard and designed the sign, which was erected shortly after the Azores summit. Thousands of Americans in other cities participated in anti-war marches, coinciding with similar demonstrations throughout Europe, Asia, South America and Australia, as U.S. President George W. Bush (news - web sites) and his staunchest allies convened the emergency summit that could start the final countdown to war. REUTERS/Luc Novovitch

An unidentified anti-war protester carries a candle during an anti-war protest Friday, March 21, 2003 in Chicago. Thousands of people gathered and marched through the city in opposition to the war in Iraq (news - web sites). (AP Photo/Ted S. Warren) - Mar 21 9:17 PM ET

Charlotte Varney, 16, protests the war with Iraq (news - web sites) while standing along a raod in Santa Fe, N.M., Friday, March 21, 2003. (AP Photo/Jeff Geissler)

- Mar 21 7:07 PM ET

- A protester wears a 'no war' headband as he takes part in a demonstration against the war in Iraq (news - web sites) in New York's Times Square March 21, 2003. Protests against the war were held in many cities throughout the world Friday. REUTERS/Mike Segar

Anti-war protester Rebecca Wood of Sarasota, Florida puts fake blood on the faces of other protesters as they prepare for a peace protest near the White House in Washington March 21, 2003. Police made several dozen arrests as protesters disrupted traffic in Washington while major U.S. led airstrikes hit downtown Baghdad in Iraq (news - web sites). REUTERS/Jim Bourg

84 posted on 03/21/2003 9:01:36 PM PST by KneelBeforeZod (Deus Lo Volt!)
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To: Happy2BMe
I used to love going out in the high desert between Victorville and Barstow and plink for hours on end - noone within ear shot.

Me too! Come up and join me sometime in the really-high desert for a great afternoon of plinking, my favorite sport.

85 posted on 03/21/2003 9:04:21 PM PST by Inyo-Mono
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To: Happy2BMe
you should take that Reagan quote off your info page if you're going to trash Cali
86 posted on 03/21/2003 9:04:44 PM PST by KneelBeforeZod (Deus Lo Volt!)
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To: Bommer
Well I love California wine but lately I've been tasting the grapes of Spain.....I can live with that:0)
87 posted on 03/21/2003 9:05:25 PM PST by geege
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To: w1andsodidwe
Thanks. You know how it is here in the hinterlands of Calif.
89 posted on 03/21/2003 9:10:46 PM PST by Inyo-Mono
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To: Inyo-Mono
My brother lives in Rovana. That comes as close to your moniker as I think is possible. Cheers.
90 posted on 03/21/2003 9:12:14 PM PST by Torie
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To: geege
Guess you won't be posting on Free Republic anymore, since it is located in California. So long!!
91 posted on 03/21/2003 9:16:11 PM PST by w1andsodidwe (Prayers for President Bush and for my Presidential Prayer Team soldier - Jeffery)
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To: w1andsodidwe
Guess everybody else on this thread won't be posting anymore either......cio
92 posted on 03/21/2003 9:19:14 PM PST by geege
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To: Bommer
Leave Mexico Norte alone, gringo pendejo.
93 posted on 03/21/2003 9:23:21 PM PST by Pelham
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To: KneelBeforeZod
"you should take that Reagan quote off your info page if you're going to trash Cali"

I love Ronald Reagan and I love the "old" California - the one Ronald Reagan helped to build.

The geographical area south of Sacramento has now become a third world nation - it is no longer California.

94 posted on 03/21/2003 9:51:21 PM PST by Happy2BMe (HOLLYWOOD:Ask not what U can do for your country, ask what U can do for Iraq!)
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To: Bommer
Rather than boycotting California, why don't we rally
together and make a plan how to take it back? We are
even stronger then the communistic protesters - we have
the good Lord on our side!
95 posted on 03/21/2003 9:56:23 PM PST by AnimalLover
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To: AnimalLover
Rather than boycotting California, why don't we rally together and make a plan how to take it back?

This is perhaps the best, most meaningful solution to the problem of the People's Republik of Kalifornia. As a resident of the Los Angeles area, I would love nothing more than to have this state liberated by pro-freedom forces.

Contrary to popular opinion, not all Californians are tofu-sucking, granola-munching, Birkenstock Liberals. Many of us are staunch conservatives who remain in this state because of our work in the military and high-tech fields.

All told, if there must be a boycott, I would recommend a higher granularity of boycott so that it will affect only those cities that have consistently supported rabid anti-American policies.

Berkeley comes immediately to mind.

-Jay

96 posted on 03/21/2003 11:15:41 PM PST by Jay D. Dyson (Terrorists of the world, RISE UP! [So I may more easily gun you down.])
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To: Dark Templar
Typical Californication snobbery. I would rather be governed by a redneck good-ol' boy than Pete "Country Club" Wilson or George "King RINO" Pataki (MY sorry excuse for a Republican Governor). I'm sick of these effete, limp-wristed know-it-alls bragging about how great Californication's economy is and how superior its inhabitants are. You're almost as bad as the average New Yorker (although the average New York State inhabitant IS a yokel who lives for the Sports Page).

If you Californicators ever elect another Republican Governor, it will be Riordan. --- Clemenza in the SHEEPLE's Republic of New York

97 posted on 03/22/2003 12:11:30 AM PST by Clemenza (East side, West side, all around the town. Tripping the light fantastic on the sidewalks of New York)
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To: Bommer
Agriculture, areospace, and tech are still bigger than Hollywood.
98 posted on 03/22/2003 12:29:49 AM PST by MattAMiller
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To: Bommer
Ahhh, yes...I hate Hollywood as well. But I am a born and raised SoCal gal, and there are more conservatives out here than you might realize...we simply do not have the network power to nationalize it. We may be quiet, but we are becoming a powerful tide. Hmmm if we could only rid ourselves of SanFran and LA, the state would be ours....
99 posted on 03/22/2003 5:03:24 AM PST by Panndorah (Yes, Yes...Now Leave me to myself)
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To: Bommer
Have been thinking along the same lines; wondering why we are worried about French wine and not Sonoma Valley et al.

More angry at our 'homeland' citizens than the French right now. . .

Wish we could just move the Libs out of our face entirely. . .

. . .oh that we could just 'give' them California. . .Montana; Vermont. . .perhaps one more state; and just let them create their totalitarian hell on earth aka. . .socialist paradise;

. . .and leave the rest of our Country to abide and live and prosper by the recognition of our inalienable rights protected by our Constitution.

100 posted on 03/22/2003 6:19:13 AM PST by cricket
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