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I live in a "red" state and am disappointed that so many constituents are so cheaply bought by the likes of Lisa Murkowski. They sell themselves cheaply for Federal bennies. So sad, they once had an honorable heritage. Now, they are shills for Feds and liberals "freebies".Actually, it's a good thing that trumpanzees don't want to come to California.........it's a plus for us. I mean, look at the Red states.....just look at them....I literally can't imagine why anyone would live in that 3rd world shithole. Is it the human shit on the sidewalks that's charming and 'hip'? Is it the banana republic taxation and oppression they find fulfilling? Maybe the high school dropouts in hollywood offer guidance they find reassuring? I have no idea why you wouldn't pack your shit and escape immediately if you had the chance.
California does have the finest university in the world, far and away ... UC is usually divided up into her individual campuses to be rated just to give all other universities a chance ... and still places like UCLA, Berkeley, Jet Propulsion Lab, Lawrence/Livermore are all considered top rank institutions on their own ...
I think California just started charging tuition at her community colleges ... for all these years they were free to attend ...
Jealous much? ...
I was raised in Hawthorne... not far from Redondo Beach... my dad got his PhD at USC... but that was the 60's. It was a cool place. The Beach Boys were from Hawthorne. But the batshit-crazy marxist politics have completely ruined the place. I suppose you get used to anything after a while, if you want to wallow in your own shit, I don't judge. It's just not for me.
I've lived in San Diego, Big Sur, Bay Area, North Coast, a number of places in the Central Valley ... currently in Jefferson ... maybe get out more, LA ain't all of California ... I'm sorry your streets are covered in shit, but that's LA, what did you expect? ... it's always been a shitty place to live ... even when the Mexicans owned it they thought it a shit-hole ... the area's only virtue is we can poke a railroad in without having to cross the Sierras ...
63ºF at 9am in the morning ... out-of-work snowplow drivers are your problem there ...
LA has always been a bit of a shithole. I grew up in Carpinteria between Ventura and Santa Barbara. It was an idyllic small town to grow up in 60's and 70's. By the 90's everything between Ventura and LA was a nonstop strip mall and traffic was miserable. Even worse now.
Do you know PB? Pacific Beach near San Diego is still one of my favorite places to go in the winter. Went for another couple weeks recently. LOVE the boardwalk. LOVE the college girls in their bikinis. And the cool thing is, winter is their offseason for some reason.
It was high 60s/ low 70s when I was there. Nice escape from the cold, rainy Oregon Coast. Plan on doing a home exchange this fall right after school's back in session. PB is still the bomb!
LA has always been a bit of a shithole. I grew up in Carpinteria between Ventura and Santa Barbara. It was an idyllic small town to grow up in 60's and 70's. By the 90's everything between Ventura and LA was a nonstop strip mall and traffic was miserable. Even worse now.
Do you know PB? Pacific Beach near San Diego is still one of my favorite places to go in the winter. Went for another couple weeks recently. LOVE the boardwalk. LOVE the college girls in their bikinis. And the cool thing is, winter is their offseason for some reason.
It was high 60s/ low 70s when I was there. Nice escape from the cold, rainy Oregon Coast. Plan on doing a home exchange this fall right after school's back in session. PB is still the bomb!
I prefer Mission Beach ... a little less commercial development ... but yeah, PB's the bomb ... I lived in North Park and did some time in ESD and up in Ramona ... suntanning on Christmas Day ...
For many many years, my "hot spot" to visit was Florence, still getting my bearings around Coos Bay ... we get a bit of a break from the rain here in the inland valleys ... less fog in summer ... Trump Country ... nice to be away from the insanity in Eugene ... morons ...
LA has always been a bit of a shithole. I grew up in Carpinteria between Ventura and Santa Barbara. It was an idyllic small town to grow up in 60's and 70's. By the 90's everything between Ventura and LA was a nonstop strip mall and traffic was miserable. Even worse now.
Do you know PB? Pacific Beach near San Diego is still one of my favorite places to go in the winter. Went for another couple weeks recently. LOVE the boardwalk. LOVE the college girls in their bikinis. And the cool thing is, winter is their offseason for some reason.
It was high 60s/ low 70s when I was there. Nice escape from the cold, rainy Oregon Coast. Plan on doing a home exchange this fall right after school's back in session. PB is still the bomb!
I prefer Mission Beach ... a little less commercial development ... but yeah, PB's the bomb ... I lived in North Park and did some time in ESD and up in Ramona ... suntanning on Christmas Day ...
For many many years, my "hot spot" to visit was Florence, still getting my bearings around Coos Bay ... we get a bit of a break from the rain here in the inland valleys ... less fog in summer ... Trump Country ... nice to be away from the insanity in Eugene ... morons ...
I was raised in Hawthorne... not far from Redondo Beach... my dad got his PhD at USC... but that was the 60's. It was a cool place. The Beach Boys were from Hawthorne. But the batshit-crazy marxist politics have completely ruined the place. I suppose you get used to anything after a while, if you want to wallow in your own shit, I don't judge. It's just not for me.
I've lived in San Diego, Big Sur, Bay Area, North Coast, a number of places in the Central Valley ... currently in Jefferson ... maybe get out more, LA ain't all of California ... I'm sorry your streets are covered in shit, but that's LA, what did you expect? ... it's always been a shitty place to live ... even when the Mexicans owned it they thought it a shit-hole ... the area's only virtue is we can poke a railroad in without having to cross the Sierras ...
63ºF at 9am in the morning ... out-of-work snowplow drivers are your problem there ...
LA has always been a bit of a shithole. I grew up in Carpinteria between Ventura and Santa Barbara. It was an idyllic small town to grow up in 60's and 70's. By the 90's everything between Ventura and LA was a nonstop strip mall and traffic was miserable. Even worse now.
Do you know PB? Pacific Beach near San Diego is still one of my favorite places to go in the winter. Went for another couple weeks recently. LOVE the boardwalk. LOVE the college girls in their bikinis. And the cool thing is, winter is their offseason for some reason.
It was high 60s/ low 70s when I was there. Nice escape from the cold, rainy Oregon Coast. Plan on doing a home exchange this fall right after school's back in session. PB is still the bomb!
LA has always been a bit of a shithole. I grew up in Carpinteria between Ventura and Santa Barbara. It was an idyllic small town to grow up in 60's and 70's. By the 90's everything between Ventura and LA was a nonstop strip mall and traffic was miserable. Even worse now.
Do you know PB? Pacific Beach near San Diego is still one of my favorite places to go in the winter. Went for another couple weeks recently. LOVE the boardwalk. LOVE the college girls in their bikinis. And the cool thing is, winter is their offseason for some reason.
It was high 60s/ low 70s when I was there. Nice escape from the cold, rainy Oregon Coast. Plan on doing a home exchange this fall right after school's back in session. PB is still the bomb!
I prefer Mission Beach ... a little less commercial development ... but yeah, PB's the bomb ... I lived in North Park and did some time in ESD and up in Ramona ... suntanning on Christmas Day ...
For many many years, my "hot spot" to visit was Florence, still getting my bearings around Coos Bay ... we get a bit of a break from the rain here in the inland valleys ... less fog in summer ... Trump Country ... nice to be away from the insanity in Eugene ... morons ...
Anywhere that illegals can't afford to settle is nice..weird coincidence huh...and the premise of this thread.
I was raised in Hawthorne... not far from Redondo Beach... my dad got his PhD at USC... but that was the 60's. It was a cool place. The Beach Boys were from Hawthorne. But the batshit-crazy marxist politics have completely ruined the place. I suppose you get used to anything after a while, if you want to wallow in your own shit, I don't judge. It's just not for me.
I've lived in San Diego, Big Sur, Bay Area, North Coast, a number of places in the Central Valley ... currently in Jefferson ... maybe get out more, LA ain't all of California ... I'm sorry your streets are covered in shit, but that's LA, what did you expect? ... it's always been a shitty place to live ... even when the Mexicans owned it they thought it a shit-hole ... the area's only virtue is we can poke a railroad in without having to cross the Sierras ...
63ºF at 9am in the morning ... out-of-work snowplow drivers are your problem there ...
LA has always been a bit of a shithole. I grew up in Carpinteria between Ventura and Santa Barbara. It was an idyllic small town to grow up in 60's and 70's. By the 90's everything between Ventura and LA was a nonstop strip mall and traffic was miserable. Even worse now.
Do you know PB? Pacific Beach near San Diego is still one of my favorite places to go in the winter. Went for another couple weeks recently. LOVE the boardwalk. LOVE the college girls in their bikinis. And the cool thing is, winter is their offseason for some reason.
It was high 60s/ low 70s when I was there. Nice escape from the cold, rainy Oregon Coast. Plan on doing a home exchange this fall right after school's back in session. PB is still the bomb!
LA has always been a bit of a shithole. I grew up in Carpinteria between Ventura and Santa Barbara. It was an idyllic small town to grow up in 60's and 70's. By the 90's everything between Ventura and LA was a nonstop strip mall and traffic was miserable. Even worse now.
Do you know PB? Pacific Beach near San Diego is still one of my favorite places to go in the winter. Went for another couple weeks recently. LOVE the boardwalk. LOVE the college girls in their bikinis. And the cool thing is, winter is their offseason for some reason.
It was high 60s/ low 70s when I was there. Nice escape from the cold, rainy Oregon Coast. Plan on doing a home exchange this fall right after school's back in session. PB is still the bomb!
I prefer Mission Beach ... a little less commercial development ... but yeah, PB's the bomb ... I lived in North Park and did some time in ESD and up in Ramona ... suntanning on Christmas Day ...
For many many years, my "hot spot" to visit was Florence, still getting my bearings around Coos Bay ... we get a bit of a break from the rain here in the inland valleys ... less fog in summer ... Trump Country ... nice to be away from the insanity in Eugene ... morons ...
Anywhere that illegals can't afford to settle is nice..weird coincidence huh...and the premise of this thread.
I would rather have the Mexicans than the rrepublicans as the republicans can't. Can't do any work or much else but complain.All because those politicians we elected....trusted to defend America’s sovereignty and impose the law didn’t do so.
California, the longtime flagship of our republic has become a place to flee and not a place to envy....it’s no longer Americas flagship state...it’s Mexico’s shining star...their promiseland....it is Mexifornia.
So how’s the demographic shift working out for Mexifornia?
How is trading good productive positive contributors for Mexico’s worse working out?
Is the Mexifornia model sustainable? Do any of you citizens of other states hope your state emulates the Mexifornia model?
Keep a close eye on your local politicians...they will roll this out on you very discreetly, they will wrap it up, veil and package it in tolerance, inclusiveness and the beauty of multiculturalism....FIGHT THEM..tell any politician pushing that bullshit to go fuck themselves.
COMMENTARY: Illegal immigrants have turned California into the American Nightmare
I was raised in Hawthorne... not far from Redondo Beach... my dad got his PhD at USC... but that was the 60's. It was a cool place. The Beach Boys were from Hawthorne. But the batshit-crazy marxist politics have completely ruined the place. I suppose you get used to anything after a while, if you want to wallow in your own shit, I don't judge. It's just not for me.
I've lived in San Diego, Big Sur, Bay Area, North Coast, a number of places in the Central Valley ... currently in Jefferson ... maybe get out more, LA ain't all of California ... I'm sorry your streets are covered in shit, but that's LA, what did you expect? ... it's always been a shitty place to live ... even when the Mexicans owned it they thought it a shit-hole ... the area's only virtue is we can poke a railroad in without having to cross the Sierras ...
63ºF at 9am in the morning ... out-of-work snowplow drivers are your problem there ...
LA has always been a bit of a shithole. I grew up in Carpinteria between Ventura and Santa Barbara. It was an idyllic small town to grow up in 60's and 70's. By the 90's everything between Ventura and LA was a nonstop strip mall and traffic was miserable. Even worse now.
Do you know PB? Pacific Beach near San Diego is still one of my favorite places to go in the winter. Went for another couple weeks recently. LOVE the boardwalk. LOVE the college girls in their bikinis. And the cool thing is, winter is their offseason for some reason.
It was high 60s/ low 70s when I was there. Nice escape from the cold, rainy Oregon Coast. Plan on doing a home exchange this fall right after school's back in session. PB is still the bomb!
LA has always been a bit of a shithole. I grew up in Carpinteria between Ventura and Santa Barbara. It was an idyllic small town to grow up in 60's and 70's. By the 90's everything between Ventura and LA was a nonstop strip mall and traffic was miserable. Even worse now.
Do you know PB? Pacific Beach near San Diego is still one of my favorite places to go in the winter. Went for another couple weeks recently. LOVE the boardwalk. LOVE the college girls in their bikinis. And the cool thing is, winter is their offseason for some reason.
It was high 60s/ low 70s when I was there. Nice escape from the cold, rainy Oregon Coast. Plan on doing a home exchange this fall right after school's back in session. PB is still the bomb!
I prefer Mission Beach ... a little less commercial development ... but yeah, PB's the bomb ... I lived in North Park and did some time in ESD and up in Ramona ... suntanning on Christmas Day ...
For many many years, my "hot spot" to visit was Florence, still getting my bearings around Coos Bay ... we get a bit of a break from the rain here in the inland valleys ... less fog in summer ... Trump Country ... nice to be away from the insanity in Eugene ... morons ...
Anywhere that illegals can't afford to settle is nice..weird coincidence huh...and the premise of this thread.
Anywhere that illegals can't afford to settle is nice..weird coincidence huh...and the premise of this thread.
Ouch ... that hurts ... Coos Bay is the only town over 10,000 people along the entire Oregon Coast, about 16,000 ... very few whities can afford to settle there either ... where the mountains meet the ocean ... not many farms that need migrant labor ...
Portland is noted for being a sanctuary city ... but that's required under state law ... all of Oregon's cities are sanctuary cities, we're a sanctuary state ... we even issue driver's licenses without regard to immigration status ... ha ha ha ha ... public schools are mandated to search for illegal's children and teach them English ... we love the Mexicans here, they've been great friends and neighbors ... wish we had more work for them so more would come ...
Mexican's bring their culture with them, and make it a part of what it means to be an American ... just like my Dutch forebearers brought capitalism with them, and made it a part of the fabric of our nation ...
I was raised in Hawthorne... not far from Redondo Beach... my dad got his PhD at USC... but that was the 60's. It was a cool place. The Beach Boys were from Hawthorne. But the batshit-crazy marxist politics have completely ruined the place. I suppose you get used to anything after a while, if you want to wallow in your own shit, I don't judge. It's just not for me.
I've lived in San Diego, Big Sur, Bay Area, North Coast, a number of places in the Central Valley ... currently in Jefferson ... maybe get out more, LA ain't all of California ... I'm sorry your streets are covered in shit, but that's LA, what did you expect? ... it's always been a shitty place to live ... even when the Mexicans owned it they thought it a shit-hole ... the area's only virtue is we can poke a railroad in without having to cross the Sierras ...
63ºF at 9am in the morning ... out-of-work snowplow drivers are your problem there ...
LA has always been a bit of a shithole. I grew up in Carpinteria between Ventura and Santa Barbara. It was an idyllic small town to grow up in 60's and 70's. By the 90's everything between Ventura and LA was a nonstop strip mall and traffic was miserable. Even worse now.
Do you know PB? Pacific Beach near San Diego is still one of my favorite places to go in the winter. Went for another couple weeks recently. LOVE the boardwalk. LOVE the college girls in their bikinis. And the cool thing is, winter is their offseason for some reason.
It was high 60s/ low 70s when I was there. Nice escape from the cold, rainy Oregon Coast. Plan on doing a home exchange this fall right after school's back in session. PB is still the bomb!
LA has always been a bit of a shithole. I grew up in Carpinteria between Ventura and Santa Barbara. It was an idyllic small town to grow up in 60's and 70's. By the 90's everything between Ventura and LA was a nonstop strip mall and traffic was miserable. Even worse now.
Do you know PB? Pacific Beach near San Diego is still one of my favorite places to go in the winter. Went for another couple weeks recently. LOVE the boardwalk. LOVE the college girls in their bikinis. And the cool thing is, winter is their offseason for some reason.
It was high 60s/ low 70s when I was there. Nice escape from the cold, rainy Oregon Coast. Plan on doing a home exchange this fall right after school's back in session. PB is still the bomb!
I prefer Mission Beach ... a little less commercial development ... but yeah, PB's the bomb ... I lived in North Park and did some time in ESD and up in Ramona ... suntanning on Christmas Day ...
For many many years, my "hot spot" to visit was Florence, still getting my bearings around Coos Bay ... we get a bit of a break from the rain here in the inland valleys ... less fog in summer ... Trump Country ... nice to be away from the insanity in Eugene ... morons ...
Anywhere that illegals can't afford to settle is nice..weird coincidence huh...and the premise of this thread.
Meh, there are tons of those evil brown people in PB. Imagine that!
I would rather have the Mexicans than the rrepublicans as the republicans can't. Can't do any work or much else but complain.All because those politicians we elected....trusted to defend America’s sovereignty and impose the law didn’t do so.
California, the longtime flagship of our republic has become a place to flee and not a place to envy....it’s no longer Americas flagship state...it’s Mexico’s shining star...their promiseland....it is Mexifornia.
So how’s the demographic shift working out for Mexifornia?
How is trading good productive positive contributors for Mexico’s worse working out?
Is the Mexifornia model sustainable? Do any of you citizens of other states hope your state emulates the Mexifornia model?
Keep a close eye on your local politicians...they will roll this out on you very discreetly, they will wrap it up, veil and package it in tolerance, inclusiveness and the beauty of multiculturalism....FIGHT THEM..tell any politician pushing that bullshit to go fuck themselves.
COMMENTARY: Illegal immigrants have turned California into the American Nightmare
I was raised in Hawthorne... not far from Redondo Beach... my dad got his PhD at USC... but that was the 60's. It was a cool place. The Beach Boys were from Hawthorne. But the batshit-crazy marxist politics have completely ruined the place. I suppose you get used to anything after a while, if you want to wallow in your own shit, I don't judge. It's just not for me.
I've lived in San Diego, Big Sur, Bay Area, North Coast, a number of places in the Central Valley ... currently in Jefferson ... maybe get out more, LA ain't all of California ... I'm sorry your streets are covered in shit, but that's LA, what did you expect? ... it's always been a shitty place to live ... even when the Mexicans owned it they thought it a shit-hole ... the area's only virtue is we can poke a railroad in without having to cross the Sierras ...
63ºF at 9am in the morning ... out-of-work snowplow drivers are your problem there ...
LA has always been a bit of a shithole. I grew up in Carpinteria between Ventura and Santa Barbara. It was an idyllic small town to grow up in 60's and 70's. By the 90's everything between Ventura and LA was a nonstop strip mall and traffic was miserable. Even worse now.
Do you know PB? Pacific Beach near San Diego is still one of my favorite places to go in the winter. Went for another couple weeks recently. LOVE the boardwalk. LOVE the college girls in their bikinis. And the cool thing is, winter is their offseason for some reason.
It was high 60s/ low 70s when I was there. Nice escape from the cold, rainy Oregon Coast. Plan on doing a home exchange this fall right after school's back in session. PB is still the bomb!
LA has always been a bit of a shithole. I grew up in Carpinteria between Ventura and Santa Barbara. It was an idyllic small town to grow up in 60's and 70's. By the 90's everything between Ventura and LA was a nonstop strip mall and traffic was miserable. Even worse now.
Do you know PB? Pacific Beach near San Diego is still one of my favorite places to go in the winter. Went for another couple weeks recently. LOVE the boardwalk. LOVE the college girls in their bikinis. And the cool thing is, winter is their offseason for some reason.
It was high 60s/ low 70s when I was there. Nice escape from the cold, rainy Oregon Coast. Plan on doing a home exchange this fall right after school's back in session. PB is still the bomb!
I prefer Mission Beach ... a little less commercial development ... but yeah, PB's the bomb ... I lived in North Park and did some time in ESD and up in Ramona ... suntanning on Christmas Day ...
For many many years, my "hot spot" to visit was Florence, still getting my bearings around Coos Bay ... we get a bit of a break from the rain here in the inland valleys ... less fog in summer ... Trump Country ... nice to be away from the insanity in Eugene ... morons ...
Anywhere that illegals can't afford to settle is nice..weird coincidence huh...and the premise of this thread.
Meh, there are tons of those evil brown people in PB. Imagine that!
They don’t reside in Pacific Beach...if they did it would quickly turn into another south LA
I've lived in San Diego, Big Sur, Bay Area, North Coast, a number of places in the Central Valley ... currently in Jefferson ... maybe get out more, LA ain't all of California ... I'm sorry your streets are covered in shit, but that's LA, what did you expect? ... it's always been a shitty place to live ... even when the Mexicans owned it they thought it a shit-hole ... the area's only virtue is we can poke a railroad in without having to cross the Sierras ...
63ºF at 9am in the morning ... out-of-work snowplow drivers are your problem there ...
LA has always been a bit of a shithole. I grew up in Carpinteria between Ventura and Santa Barbara. It was an idyllic small town to grow up in 60's and 70's. By the 90's everything between Ventura and LA was a nonstop strip mall and traffic was miserable. Even worse now.
Do you know PB? Pacific Beach near San Diego is still one of my favorite places to go in the winter. Went for another couple weeks recently. LOVE the boardwalk. LOVE the college girls in their bikinis. And the cool thing is, winter is their offseason for some reason.
It was high 60s/ low 70s when I was there. Nice escape from the cold, rainy Oregon Coast. Plan on doing a home exchange this fall right after school's back in session. PB is still the bomb!
LA has always been a bit of a shithole. I grew up in Carpinteria between Ventura and Santa Barbara. It was an idyllic small town to grow up in 60's and 70's. By the 90's everything between Ventura and LA was a nonstop strip mall and traffic was miserable. Even worse now.
Do you know PB? Pacific Beach near San Diego is still one of my favorite places to go in the winter. Went for another couple weeks recently. LOVE the boardwalk. LOVE the college girls in their bikinis. And the cool thing is, winter is their offseason for some reason.
It was high 60s/ low 70s when I was there. Nice escape from the cold, rainy Oregon Coast. Plan on doing a home exchange this fall right after school's back in session. PB is still the bomb!
I prefer Mission Beach ... a little less commercial development ... but yeah, PB's the bomb ... I lived in North Park and did some time in ESD and up in Ramona ... suntanning on Christmas Day ...
For many many years, my "hot spot" to visit was Florence, still getting my bearings around Coos Bay ... we get a bit of a break from the rain here in the inland valleys ... less fog in summer ... Trump Country ... nice to be away from the insanity in Eugene ... morons ...
Anywhere that illegals can't afford to settle is nice..weird coincidence huh...and the premise of this thread.
Meh, there are tons of those evil brown people in PB. Imagine that!
They don’t reside in Pacific Beach...if they did it would quickly turn into another south LA
The shop and restaurant owners do for the most part. Even the guys who rake the beach each morning and trim the palm trees and changed the sheets in my hotel. Where they gonna live Mission Bay? La Jolla?? Ocean Beach??? Coronado Island???? Gimme a break.
Was that a hiccup?I would rather have the Mexicans than the rrepublicans as the republicans can't. Can't do any work or much else but complain.All because those politicians we elected....trusted to defend America’s sovereignty and impose the law didn’t do so.
California, the longtime flagship of our republic has become a place to flee and not a place to envy....it’s no longer Americas flagship state...it’s Mexico’s shining star...their promiseland....it is Mexifornia.
So how’s the demographic shift working out for Mexifornia?
How is trading good productive positive contributors for Mexico’s worse working out?
Is the Mexifornia model sustainable? Do any of you citizens of other states hope your state emulates the Mexifornia model?
Keep a close eye on your local politicians...they will roll this out on you very discreetly, they will wrap it up, veil and package it in tolerance, inclusiveness and the beauty of multiculturalism....FIGHT THEM..tell any politician pushing that bullshit to go fuck themselves.
COMMENTARY: Illegal immigrants have turned California into the American Nightmare
Is it difficult to drive with your eyes so tightly squeezed closed?I have never met a republican who could work. Never seen one either. The vast majority have mamas money to live on.
LA has always been a bit of a shithole. I grew up in Carpinteria between Ventura and Santa Barbara. It was an idyllic small town to grow up in 60's and 70's. By the 90's everything between Ventura and LA was a nonstop strip mall and traffic was miserable. Even worse now.
Do you know PB? Pacific Beach near San Diego is still one of my favorite places to go in the winter. Went for another couple weeks recently. LOVE the boardwalk. LOVE the college girls in their bikinis. And the cool thing is, winter is their offseason for some reason.
It was high 60s/ low 70s when I was there. Nice escape from the cold, rainy Oregon Coast. Plan on doing a home exchange this fall right after school's back in session. PB is still the bomb!
I prefer Mission Beach ... a little less commercial development ... but yeah, PB's the bomb ... I lived in North Park and did some time in ESD and up in Ramona ... suntanning on Christmas Day ...
For many many years, my "hot spot" to visit was Florence, still getting my bearings around Coos Bay ... we get a bit of a break from the rain here in the inland valleys ... less fog in summer ... Trump Country ... nice to be away from the insanity in Eugene ... morons ...
Anywhere that illegals can't afford to settle is nice..weird coincidence huh...and the premise of this thread.
Meh, there are tons of those evil brown people in PB. Imagine that!
They don’t reside in Pacific Beach...if they did it would quickly turn into another south LA
The shop and restaurant owners do for the most part. Even the guys who rake the beach each morning and trim the palm trees and changed the sheets in my hotel. Where they gonna live Mission Bay? La Jolla?? Ocean Beach??? Coronado Island???? Gimme a break.
They live in a Chula Vista and commute in. Come on man...use your head and stop trying so hard to bullshit yourself.
Hmmm - agree on most of what ya said, but the population of Lincoln County (Newport, Lincoln City, Gleneden, Depot Bay, Waldport) which I consider to be one slightly spread out coastal town is close to 50,000.
BEWARE THE BROWN PEOPLE!!
hahaha...NOBODY here believes you are of dutch descent Guadalupe. Nobody sane and decent "loves" illegal trespassers and those who shit on our laws and sovereignty.Anywhere that illegals can't afford to settle is nice..weird coincidence huh...and the premise of this thread.
Ouch ... that hurts ... Coos Bay is the only town over 10,000 people along the entire Oregon Coast, about 16,000 ... very few whities can afford to settle there either ... where the mountains meet the ocean ... not many farms that need migrant labor ...
Portland is noted for being a sanctuary city ... but that's required under state law ... all of Oregon's cities are sanctuary cities, we're a sanctuary state ... we even issue driver's licenses without regard to immigration status ... ha ha ha ha ... public schools are mandated to search for illegal's children and teach them English ... we love the Mexicans here, they've been great friends and neighbors ... wish we had more work for them so more would come ...
Mexican's bring their culture with them, and make it a part of what it means to be an American ... just like my Dutch forebearers brought capitalism with them, and made it a part of the fabric of our nation ...
As there are no white boys who can work hard in California it is up to the brown men to dig and work in the ground and in the air rewireing what nature ruins.Instead of telling us we shouldn’t be afraid of “brown people” invading our nation why don’t you make it a no-brainer and tell us how brown people make our communities, cities and states a better place....a safer place, a cleaner place, a more productive place, a more unified place?
Tell us about all those predominantly brown communities that are safe, clean, prosperous and nice as an example .....I’ll be standing by.
Haha…damn, they went from lettuce pickers to lineman just like that huh?As there are no white boys who can work hard in California it is up to the brown men to dig and work in the ground and in the air rewireing what nature ruins.
