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California is now the 5th largest economy in the world
Global Economies ranked:

1) United States
2) China
3) Japan
4) Germany
5) California



It also constitutes 14.2% of the US Total Economy

10 million Illegal Migrant workers celebrate the news
https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/201 ... th-largest

Here's hoping they secede and pass us. We'll be able to say we remembered them when.

And we can sell them water.

Which Government will Expandos make conspiracy theories about then? His new one, or still the US?

Will Bohemian Grove relocate to Oregon?

93henfan wrote:Here's hoping they secede and pass us. We'll be able to say we remembered them when.

And we can sell them water.

Which Government will Expandos make conspiracy theories about then? His new one, or still the US?

Will Bohemian Grove relocate to Oregon?

My wife will need a passport to get to company HQ in Redwood City.

Gil Dobie wrote:

93henfan wrote:Here's hoping they secede and pass us. We'll be able to say we remembered them when.

And we can sell them water.

Which Government will Expandos make conspiracy theories about then? His new one, or still the US?

Will Bohemian Grove relocate to Oregon?

My wife will need a passport to get to company HQ in Redwood City.

Nope. You'll need to emigrate. I can recommend some surfboards. I personally like Stewart, out of San Clemente. I have three of their boards (one custom) and they've never done me wrong.

93henfan wrote:

Gil Dobie wrote:
My wife will need a passport to get to company HQ in Redwood City.

Nope. You'll need to emigrate. I can recommend some surfboards. I personally like Stewart, out of San Clemente. I have three of their boards (one custom) and they've never done me wrong.

They look to be more into sailboards in the bay area. Guns in Oakland.

Gil Dobie wrote:

93henfan wrote:
Nope. You'll need to emigrate. I can recommend some surfboards. I personally like Stewart, out of San Clemente. I have three of their boards (one custom) and they've never done me wrong.

They look to be more into sailboards in the bay area. Guns in Oakland.

Oh yeah, I forgot about that part of California. Ie. where my ex is from. Weird people up there.

All right, California. You have an economy larger than just about every economy on Earth.

Now show us backward, red state Bubbas and Jim Bobs how great your progressive politics are with dealing with poverty as housing prices soar, how to solve racism and fix education and get the state running on renewable energy (especially after planning to shut down the Diablo Canyon nuclear plant).

And take in all the refugees from the middle east and bring in lots of illegal immigrants to show us how enriching multiculturalism is.

Lead the way. Show us all how it's done.

Pwns wrote:All right, California. You have an economy larger than just about every economy on Earth.

Now show us backward, red state Bubbas and Jim Bobs how great your progressive politics are with dealing with poverty as housing prices soar, how to solve racism and fix education and get the state running on renewable energy (especially after planning to shut down the Diablo Canyon nuclear plant).

And take in all the refugees from the middle east and bring in lots of illegal immigrants to show us how enriching multiculturalism is.

Lead the way. Show us all how it's done.

Why would the Great Satan bother with such trivial things..?



It's 30 million fags and 10 million illegal aliens
Ask anybody

Btw, yesterday I was playing around on Zillow. I was looking at my condo in Oceanside, CA when I was stationed at Camp Pendleton. Granted, it's only 800 sf, but the couple I was renting from offered to sell it to me for $160K in 1999. I passed, as I told them I was headed back to Delaware and likely doing a resident MBA on the east coast.

How much has it appreciated in 19 years? Try 317%.

https://www.zillow.com/homes/400-N-Myer ... -92054_rb/

Chizzang wrote:California is now the 5th largest economy in the world
Global Economies ranked:

1) United States
2) China
3) Japan
4) Germany
5) California



It also constitutes 14.2% of the US Total Economy

10 million Illegal Migrant workers celebrate the news
https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/201 ... th-largest

There you go making shit up again. Try around 1/4 of that number.
http://www.pewhispanic.org/interactives ... mmigrants/

Pwns wrote:All right, California. You have an economy larger than just about every economy on Earth.

Now show us backward, red state Bubbas and Jim Bobs how great your progressive politics are with dealing with poverty as housing prices soar, how to solve racism and fix education and get the state running on renewable energy (especially after planning to shut down the Diablo Canyon nuclear plant).

And take in all the refugees from the middle east and bring in lots of illegal immigrants to show us how enriching multiculturalism is.

Lead the way. Show us all how it's done.

By making the most expensive housing market in the lower 48 even more expensive by mandating solar panels on all new homes beginning in 2020..The lefties claim this will 'only' add less than 10k to the avg cost of a new home, yet:
"As of the end of 2017, the average cost of solar panels in the state of California was $3.23 per watt. Since the average system size in the U.S. is 6 kilowatts (6,000 watts), the average price for a solar panel system in CA is $19,380 before any local incentives or the federal tax rebate (ITC)."
https://news.energysage.com/compare-sol ... alifornia/
Typical liberals pushing govt mandates that usually cost 2-3x what they claim they will, and CA puts loads of mandates on developers that drive up costs..

CA median housing price according to this May 2nd article $521,700. Cheapest is WV at $102,900.
https://www.gobankingrates.com/investin ... y-state/#3

They've restricted development so much that there is a housing shortage of about 1.5 million, projected to rise to 1.8 to 3.5 million by 2025..
http://www.sacbee.com/news/politics-gov ... 07042.html


https://www.nytimes.com/2017/02/15/us/c ... costs.html

BDKJMU wrote:

Chizzang wrote:California is now the 5th largest economy in the world
Global Economies ranked:

1) United States
2) China
3) Japan
4) Germany
5) California



It also constitutes 14.2% of the US Total Economy

10 million Illegal Migrant workers celebrate the news
https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/201 ... th-largest

There you go making shit up again. Try around 1/4 of that number.
http://www.pewhispanic.org/interactives ... mmigrants/

This thread was mostly just s trolling expedition for you BDKJMU
Thank you - you totally delivered

Common core math helps Kalifornia sell their lie about being the 5th biggest economy.

93henfan wrote:Btw, yesterday I was playing around on Zillow. I was looking at my condo in Oceanside, CA when I was stationed at Camp Pendleton. Granted, it's only 800 sf, but the couple I was renting from offered to sell it to me for $160K in 1999. I passed, as I told them I was headed back to Delaware and likely doing a resident MBA on the east coast.

How much has it appreciated in 19 years? Try 317%.

https://www.zillow.com/homes/400-N-Myer ... -92054_rb/

So after mortgage interest, taxes, condo fees, and maintenance, you would have broken even.
If you would have invested 10% of the $160k in Apple stock on July 1, 1999, today you would have more than $1.8 million.

CAA Flagship wrote: So after mortgage interest, taxes, condo fees, and maintenance, you would have broken even.

Yeah I think I'll call bullshit on that.

It would have been a good investment. My point stands.

And Apple better not make another underwhelming iPhone that costs $1,000, or that stock is going to take a little shit down its leg.

Chizzang wrote:California is now the 5th largest economy in the world
Global Economies ranked:

1) United States
2) China
3) Japan
4) Germany
5) California



It also constitutes 14.2% of the US Total Economy

10 million Illegal Migrant workers celebrate the news
https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/201 ... th-largest

One of those five is heavily subsidized by another entity

Almost as if we were building Germany’s roads or something