When is the Next CA Housing Price Collapse Supposed to Happen? (Berkeley: universities, DMV)

[Tulemutt]

Originally Posted by veritased

Yeah, I would not worry about that so much.
AI is very A right now... and not very I.

Also gonna be very hard to tax, so to speak.
The way I price it, you won't know where to tax it.
It's an ethereal concept that can be packaged and parceled to avoid any silly taxation attempts.

I’m not worried about it in the slightest. Why would I? It’s the future. There is no option. Notice who’s advocating for it? Yeah, that Bill Gates. He’s not the only one at the top who recognizes what I wrote is true.

[CaliRestoration]

Originally Posted by CA4Now

They tried getting this on the 2018 ballot.

And you're comparing the current neophyte, Newsom, with the politically experienced Jerry Brown? Come ON.

You mean the wildly popular "neophyte" who got 62% of the vote, winning the governors seat by a larger margin than the "politically experienced" Brown in 2014?

That guy?

[CaliRestoration]

Originally Posted by veritased

CaliRestoration,

Especially when you consider that this 51% does NOT own a home. Their current mood of rape the successful hard working folks to appropriate their own stash the quick and dirty way will rule, and so for sure, you'll lose your Prop 13 in exchange for their free health care.

You can absolutely count on it.

I think it would get more than 51%.

[CA4Now]

Originally Posted by CaliRestoration

You could go the legislative route, or put it on the ballot. I think the ballot method would almost assuredly pass. Newsom doesn't even need to take the hit for this.

Could you imagine 51% of super far left California voting to accept a sunset of Prop 13 in exchange for "free" health care presented by a dem super majority?.

The majority of the super far left voting bloc is most likely made up of those ages 65 and over, thus already covered under Medicare. And they're well aware that NO health care, including Medicare, is "free."

Pick another demographic who might believe your premise.

[CA4Now]

Originally Posted by CaliRestoration

You mean the wildly popular "neophyte" who got 62% of the vote...

He had no opposition. Even most Democrats did not like him. (But we voted, anyway.)

[CaliRestoration]

Originally Posted by CA4Now

Pick another demographic who might believe your premise.

[CA4Now]

^^ Sorry, Cali. Not being U.S. citizens, they're ineligible to vote.

[CaliRestoration]

Originally Posted by CA4Now

He had no opposition. Even most Democrats did not like him. (But we voted, anyway.)

Newsom got nearly 8 million votes (almost double what Brown got in 2014), and had a $60,000,000 war chest for the 2018 election. Democrats didn't like him? They had a funny way of showing it.

[TacoSoup]

Originally Posted by veritased

CaliRestoration,

Especially when you consider that this 51% does NOT own a home. Their current mood of rape the successful hard working folks to appropriate their own stash the quick and dirty way will rule, and so for sure, you'll lose your Prop 13 in exchange for their free health care.

You can absolutely count on it.

Not true, the ownership rate is 55%. That’s the reason why it would be tough, or near impossible, to pass without major concessions offered to current homeowners.

https://www.google.com/search?client...30.uM0mlmIqWJg

[CaliRestoration]

Originally Posted by CA4Now

^^ Sorry, Cali. Not being U.S. citizens, they're ineligible to vote.

Oh yeah, what are the fail safes that prevent them from voting in California?