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    Quote Originally Posted by kawiracer14 View Post
    Remind me again why the fuck anyone wants to live in California. Sure its pretty in many parts but the cost of living is absolutely obscene, the taxes are ridiculous and you have no freedoms. It's like you move there and you have to hand them your brain so you can't make an informed decision.
    Much of California is very beautiful. I lived there for almost a year and made several trips between LA and San Diego. I miss the beauty of it. I lived out in the middle of nowhere, and I enjoyed physically living there. I abhor the politics and the idiocracy that flourish like rabbits in the spring, but it certainly would be an ideal place to live if none of the people were there.



    ETA: I added emphasis above because I bet most forum members would agree.
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    Quote Originally Posted by HoneyBadger View Post
    Much of California is very beautiful. I lived there for almost a year and made several trips between LA and San Diego. I miss the beauty of it. I lived out in the middle of nowhere, and I enjoyed physically living there. I abhor the politics and the idiocracy that flourish like rabbits in the spring, but it certainly would be an ideal place to live if none of the people were there.



    ETA: I added emphasis above because I bet most forum members would agree.
    I'm not disagreeing on it being a beautiful place to live, but the politics and restrictions on life in general seem to outweigh the beauty.

    My friend lived near San Diego for a few years and I very much enjoyed going out to visit him and all the hot girls on the beach all the time ... however I feel like I give enough of my money to the government here .. Don't need to go there and give even more.

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    Quote Originally Posted by kawiracer14 View Post
    I'm not disagreeing on it being a beautiful place to live, but the politics and restrictions on life in general seem to outweigh the beauty.

    My friend lived near San Diego for a few years and I very much enjoyed going out to visit him and all the hot girls on the beach all the time ... however I feel like I give enough of my money to the government here .. Don't need to go there and give even more.

    That is why I am now living here
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