Since Feb 2012 California has created more new jobs than Texas, Oregon, and West Virginia combined.

[Think4Yourself]

Originally Posted by 1200RT

The only troll here is you - disguising your actual ideas behind quoting an article is genuine troll behavior.


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OK, so pointing out a fact that California is creating far more jobs than any other state then providing a link to support the claim is now trolling? What universe do you live in?

[Think4Yourself]

Originally Posted by 31st State Citizen

Given the size of CA (in land mass and people), the amount of natural resources, the number of quality universities in the state, my question is why doesn't CA have a booming economy and why haven't they had it for years and not just since February? Put Texas' government, politicians, and laws in place in CA and CA would have created millions of jobs in the last few years.

It was before the recession, it got hard after the real estate bubble popped, and now it is back to its traditional position as #1. It's not that complicated really.

[1200RT]

Originally Posted by Think4Yourself

OK, so pointing out a fact that California is creating far more jobs than any other state then providing a link to support the claim is now trolling? What universe do you live in?

No, doing that would be a useful, respectful, beneficial, and all around constructive post.

But alas, as always, you didn't do that, and alas, as always, you're trying to twist your ridiculous OP into something innocent.

If you want to post an article, to be helpful knock yourself out - thats what this forum is for. If you want to post an article to stir up trouble, as was clearly the case here, do it somewhere else.


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[EscapeCalifornia]

Unemployment Rates for States

The unemployment rate is 9.8%, 3rd highest in the country. I wonder if we got back all the jobs lost in the recession yet. How all those contractors and self-employed people involved in real estate are doing? They don't show up on any unemployment statistic but their loss of income sure affects the economy and tax receipts.

[NewToCA]

Originally Posted by EscapeCalifornia

Unemployment Rates for States

The unemployment rate is 9.8%, 3rd highest in the country. I wonder if we got back all the jobs lost in the recession yet. How all those contractors and self-employed people involved in real estate are doing? They don't show up on any unemployment statistic but their loss of income sure affects the economy and tax receipts.

And you get the last word.