So you are molesting collies. Good to know.
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Spoken like a person who never traveled more than 25 miles from the coastal Eloi portion of CA. CA is a humid shithole with temperatures that are over 95+ for months. And everything is insanely expensive.
Still, very affordable to live, a huge job creator, and the most diverse big city in the country.
I’m sorry, I missed where you also informed him he was an internet tough guy for calling me an asshole? Or is that just the sort of double standard you practice in all aspects of your life?
When you adjust for housing costs, CA is #1 for poverty rate.
Well, the way it works see is states that goofed and promised pensions they can never pay stand on the side of the road with their tin cup out and wait for the federal government to drive by so as to beg them for relief from their own stupidity. And there are people in Texas, and many other states who are more…
Listen you moron. If you ever had a clue you threw it the fuck out with the day’s garbage.
Pensioners in CA aren’t having to choose between food and medicine with their “meager” pensions.
They aren’t and many, many cities, school systems, and other government entities in CA are waking up to huge increases in yearly contributions to meet pension obligations.
AKA, Social Security.
Counterpoint: Houston’s pretty nice. And the most diverse city in the US.
Texas where we’re taking the bull by the horns and trying to fix Houston’s and Dallas’ public pension problems. I moved from CA two years ago.
Tough titty. It was the unions and their wholly bought and paid for politicians who caused the problem. The taxpayers were locked out of the negotiations. And nobody’s going to die from their pensions being cut.
Even if they do push 401ks for the new hires, they still have fiduciary duty to keep the rest fully funded.
Most of these pensions that are short are government pensions at the state and local level that weren’t funded correctly or gave away too much during union negotiations. CA and IL and NJ can suck a dick before we bail their asses out.
That’s why I eat it w/ olive oil. Albacore in water is a throat-choking experience.
I’ll have to try it.
I like tuna. Out of a can. Preferably albacore in olive oil. On a good hard roll. And not absolutely necessary, but maybe a small pile of potato chips.