Avorysuds
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Sooo, are they removed from the country or not? It makes a big difference you twit.
California Dreamin' - of Jobs in Texas
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Sooo, are they removed from the country or not? It makes a big difference you twit.
Harry Dresden
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Zona
A guy in ariZONA
Just thought I would give my two cents towards the hypocrisy of Texas.
Sooooo, will you or wont you comment on texas being the most hypocritical state in recent history? If they did secede, who would they have went to for help with these fires? Seriously, who? Mexico?
Avorysuds
Gold Member
LOL, they would be if they removed themselves from the country. Until then they all get taxed for it so I see no ******* problem.
Samson
Póg Mo Thóin
It has nothing to do with the topic.
But blithering away at the non topical is all Chris Matthews' Parrots have learned to do.
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Samson
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I wasn't aware that Texas Representatives had presented the US Congress with a plan to succeed.
When did this happen?
Or are you full of shit?
Mr Natural
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What Texas will be getting is all the losers who couldn't make it in California.
Samson
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Harry Dresden
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Samson
Póg Mo Thóin
Of course not.
The Social Safety Net in California doesn't let anyone lose.
Zona
A guy in ariZONA
I am not sure if it got that far, I just read this....
http://www.foxnews.com/politics/2009/04/15/governor-says-texans-want-secede-union-probably-wont/
and this makes them hypocrites. Looking forward to your response.
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Samson
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THis is what the article said:
Where do you get from this that the state of Texas wants to secede, or that Perry's "suggestion" should be taken seriously by anyone but FNC?
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rdean
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You're right. Which is why they are bringing in people from California.
Trajan
conscientia mille testes
from the article-
snip-
Andy Puzder, the CEO of Hardee's Restaurants, was one of many witnesses to bemoan California's hostile regulatory climate. He said it takes six months to two years to secure permits to build a new Carl's Jr. restaurant in the Golden State, versus the six weeks it takes in Texas. California is also one of only three states that demands overtime pay after an eight-hour day, rather than after a 40-hour week. Such rules wreak havoc on flexible work schedules based on actual need. If there's a line out the door at a Carl's Jr. while employees are seen resting, it's because they aren't allowed to help: Break time is mandatory.
"You can't build in California, you can't manage in California and you have to pay a big tax," Mr. Puzder told the legislators. "In Texas, it's the opposite—which is why we're building 300 new stores there this year."
Other states are even snatching away parts of California's entertainment industry. The Milken Institute, based in Santa Monica, Calif., reports that 36,000 entertainment jobs have left the state since 1997. The new film "Battle: Los Angeles," which is set in California, was filmed in Louisiana.
"The red tape is ridiculous," says Mark Tolley, the managing partner of B. Knightly Homes, which relocated to Austin from Long Beach in 2005. "Regulators see developers as wearing a black hat and the environmental laws have run amok."
and-
"I don't see this as a partisan issue," Mr. Newsom told reporters
well said and it usually isn't, until you vote in a legislature that sees business as evil, cash cows and generates an unfriendly environment, which will be and is the only sensible take away Newsom will glean, then you have Boeing getting sued and Newsom going to Texas....
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Andy Puzder, the CEO of Hardee's Restaurants, was one of many witnesses to bemoan California's hostile regulatory climate. He said it takes six months to two years to secure permits to build a new Carl's Jr. restaurant in the Golden State, versus the six weeks it takes in Texas. California is also one of only three states that demands overtime pay after an eight-hour day, rather than after a 40-hour week. Such rules wreak havoc on flexible work schedules based on actual need. If there's a line out the door at a Carl's Jr. while employees are seen resting, it's because they aren't allowed to help: Break time is mandatory.
"You can't build in California, you can't manage in California and you have to pay a big tax," Mr. Puzder told the legislators. "In Texas, it's the opposite—which is why we're building 300 new stores there this year."
Other states are even snatching away parts of California's entertainment industry. The Milken Institute, based in Santa Monica, Calif., reports that 36,000 entertainment jobs have left the state since 1997. The new film "Battle: Los Angeles," which is set in California, was filmed in Louisiana.
"The red tape is ridiculous," says Mark Tolley, the managing partner of B. Knightly Homes, which relocated to Austin from Long Beach in 2005. "Regulators see developers as wearing a black hat and the environmental laws have run amok."
and-
"I don't see this as a partisan issue," Mr. Newsom told reporters
well said and it usually isn't, until you vote in a legislature that sees business as evil, cash cows and generates an unfriendly environment, which will be and is the only sensible take away Newsom will glean, then you have Boeing getting sued and Newsom going to Texas....
Trajan
conscientia mille testes
The T
George S. Patton Party
And could YOU blame those people for wanting to LEAVE KaleeFornya?
The Great BLUE Exodus continues...
LibocalypseNow
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Why would anyone want to run a business in California? The Socialist Nazi Storm Troopers have been anything but friendly to business out there. Their Takers are now beginning to outnumber their Producers. And that's going to be devastating for California. The Takers aren't going away. Only the Producers are. The Takers are still gonna be there demanding their freebies. But who's gonna provide the revenue to satisfy the Takers now? The Socialists/Progressives really fucked up out there. Their Anti-Business philosophy really was very short-sighted and disastrous. They are Third World now. It's very sad.
CRStar
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There are a few factors here. Workers in CA are so pampered by the State it makes me sick. CA is the "sue" capitol of the world. The slightest thing a manager might do, warrants a law suit. Companies have paid out billions in the last 10years to lazy workers who don't like authority and claim "job harassment" and the likes. Then of course with ICE clamping down on companies with illegal aliens they find it more viable to find another state in which to go. Minimum wage in CA is one of the highest in the country which adds to companies not wanting to pay high wages for unskilled labor and would prefer to get better results from workers who might have a bit of savvy.
Soggy in NOLA
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THis is what the article said:
Where do you get from this that the state of Texas wants to secede, or that Perry's "suggestion" should be taken seriously by anyone but FNC?
Remember who you're dealing with.
The T
George S. Patton Party
Obama is responsible for the great BLUE EXODUS of 2011...that will sew the seeds of his demise in 2012...
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