California Will Soon Be Republican Again

[Wry Catcher]

SF is 49 sq. miles, street parking is impossible and expensive. It is much like Manhattan, and the irony of the NYT posting such a story is striking. The OP, of course, takes a single statistic and uses it dishonestly. The City (which is what we natives call SF) attracts mostly single, very well educated young men and women seeking a career first, marriage and children in the distant future.

People forget, SF is also a college town*** which swells on work days when over 250,000 people roll in on BART, Ferry Boats, Buses, CALTrain and in cars from the Peninsula, the east and north bay counties (Marin, Sonoma, Napa, Solano, Conta Costa, Alameda, Santa Clara and San Mateo), regions which have warm summers and for the most part lesser housing costs.

List of colleges and universities in San Francisco - Wikipedia

Dufus thinks San Francisco is a college town!

The average home price in San Francisco is $1,149,000.
San Francisco, CA Housing Market, Trends, and Schools - realtor.com®

"Also a college town". Most students aren't in the market to have children or consider marriage. Most launch a career first. You posted a thread without doing any background homework, and respond to facts with a personal attack. Your post is not the average cost of a home in SF, it is the mean. That you seem ignorant of such a remedial statistic suggests you're not only a hack but a poorly educated one.

BTW, the home in which I was raised (outer sunset) cost my parents $14,000 in 1948, it is worth approx. $900,000 today. With the rise in interest rates, such a home is out of reach of young families with children. It is the market which sets such a price, and the home I referenced was a 3 & 1 row house six blocks from the Pacific Ocean in the fog belt.

 

[Weatherman2020]

SF is 49 sq. miles, street parking is impossible and expensive. It is much like Manhattan, and the irony of the NYT posting such a story is striking. The OP, of course, takes a single statistic and uses it dishonestly. The City (which is what we natives call SF) attracts mostly single, very well educated young men and women seeking a career first, marriage and children in the distant future.

People forget, SF is also a college town*** which swells on work days when over 250,000 people roll in on BART, Ferry Boats, Buses, CALTrain and in cars from the Peninsula, the east and north bay counties (Marin, Sonoma, Napa, Solano, Conta Costa, Alameda, Santa Clara and San Mateo), regions which have warm summers and for the most part lesser housing costs.

List of colleges and universities in San Francisco - Wikipedia

Dufus thinks San Francisco is a college town!

The average home price in San Francisco is $1,149,000.
San Francisco, CA Housing Market, Trends, and Schools - realtor.com®

"Also a college town". Most students aren't in the market to have children or consider marriage. Most launch a career first. You posted a thread without doing any background homework, and respond to facts with a personal attack. Your post is not the average cost of a home in SF, it is the mean. That you seem ignorant of such a remedial statistic suggests you're not only a hack but a poorly educated one.

I was hoping you would tell me how many college students can afford a $1.2M mortgage or a $12,000 a month rent for a room. Would have to be in the hundreds of thousands to make your theory work.

 

[Wry Catcher]

SF is 49 sq. miles, street parking is impossible and expensive. It is much like Manhattan, and the irony of the NYT posting such a story is striking. The OP, of course, takes a single statistic and uses it dishonestly. The City (which is what we natives call SF) attracts mostly single, very well educated young men and women seeking a career first, marriage and children in the distant future.

People forget, SF is also a college town*** which swells on work days when over 250,000 people roll in on BART, Ferry Boats, Buses, CALTrain and in cars from the Peninsula, the east and north bay counties (Marin, Sonoma, Napa, Solano, Conta Costa, Alameda, Santa Clara and San Mateo), regions which have warm summers and for the most part lesser housing costs.

List of colleges and universities in San Francisco - Wikipedia

Dufus thinks San Francisco is a college town!

The average home price in San Francisco is $1,149,000.
San Francisco, CA Housing Market, Trends, and Schools - realtor.com®

"Also a college town". Most students aren't in the market to have children or consider marriage. Most launch a career first. You posted a thread without doing any background homework, and respond to facts with a personal attack. Your post is not the average cost of a home in SF, it is the mean. That you seem ignorant of such a remedial statistic suggests you're not only a hack but a poorly educated one.

I was hoping you would tell me how many college students can afford a $1.2M mortgage or a $12,000 a month rent for a room. Would have to be in the hundreds of thousands to make your theory work.

It's not a theory, and why not stop being an asshole, and apparently a stupid one at that? The OP which you posted spoke of the lack of children in The City, with patience I informed you of why. Of course I could speak to other reasons, the gentrification of neighborhoods being another, in the list to explain something biased hacks such as you ignore.

Now maybe you are stupid, or willfully ignorant or brainwashed. But why provide evidence that you are one or all of these maladies?

 

[Weatherman2020]

SF is 49 sq. miles, street parking is impossible and expensive. It is much like Manhattan, and the irony of the NYT posting such a story is striking. The OP, of course, takes a single statistic and uses it dishonestly. The City (which is what we natives call SF) attracts mostly single, very well educated young men and women seeking a career first, marriage and children in the distant future.

People forget, SF is also a college town*** which swells on work days when over 250,000 people roll in on BART, Ferry Boats, Buses, CALTrain and in cars from the Peninsula, the east and north bay counties (Marin, Sonoma, Napa, Solano, Conta Costa, Alameda, Santa Clara and San Mateo), regions which have warm summers and for the most part lesser housing costs.

List of colleges and universities in San Francisco - Wikipedia

Dufus thinks San Francisco is a college town!

The average home price in San Francisco is $1,149,000.
San Francisco, CA Housing Market, Trends, and Schools - realtor.com®

"Also a college town". Most students aren't in the market to have children or consider marriage. Most launch a career first. You posted a thread without doing any background homework, and respond to facts with a personal attack. Your post is not the average cost of a home in SF, it is the mean. That you seem ignorant of such a remedial statistic suggests you're not only a hack but a poorly educated one.

I was hoping you would tell me how many college students can afford a $1.2M mortgage or a $12,000 a month rent for a room. Would have to be in the hundreds of thousands to make your theory work.

It's not a theory, and why not stop being an asshole, and apparently a stupid one at that? The OP which you posted spoke of the lack of children in The City, with patience I informed you of why. Of course I could speak to other reasons, the gentrification of neighborhoods being another, in the list to explain something biased hacks such as you ignore.

Now maybe you are stupid, or willfully ignorant or brainwashed. But why provide evidence that you are one or all of these maladies?

Your claim that the population of San Francisco is mostly college kids who pay $12,000 a month to rent a room is pure fiction.
And very funny too.

 

[buckeye45_73]

Sure republicans have turned populist while Democrats have become marginalized as the party of social justice warriors.

So the Republicans are the new economic liberals, the democrats the social liberals...but that leaves no one representing conservatives anymore!

I'm not sure about that.

Trump is for
Low taxes
Less regulation
Smaller govt( not just a hiring freeze, but a reduction in the workforce)
Pro growth
Pro jobs



Why is wanting reciprocation in trade bad?
That's my problem with "free" trade. We have the most lucrative market in the world, so why do we allow people to sell here without requiring them to let us sell in their markets?

How does that help us?

 

[bodecea]

Secularism is not conducive to making babies and there is no city more secular (and left) than San Francisco. That is why Democrats are so adimate about trying to import illegals into the State. Ask Europe.

California, which has one of the world’s 10 largest economies, recently released data showing the lowest birthrate since the Great Depression.

https://www.nytimes.com/2017/01/21/us/san-francisco-children.html?_r=0

 

[buckeye45_73]

SF is 49 sq. miles, street parking is impossible and expensive. It is much like Manhattan, and the irony of the NYT posting such a story is striking. The OP, of course, takes a single statistic and uses it dishonestly. The City (which is what we natives call SF) attracts mostly single, very well educated young men and women seeking a career first, marriage and children in the distant future.

People forget, SF is also a college town*** which swells on work days when over 250,000 people roll in on BART, Ferry Boats, Buses, CALTrain and in cars from the Peninsula, the east and north bay counties (Marin, Sonoma, Napa, Solano, Conta Costa, Alameda, Santa Clara and San Mateo), regions which have warm summers and for the most part lesser housing costs.

List of colleges and universities in San Francisco - Wikipedia

Dufus thinks San Francisco is a college town!

The average home price in San Francisco is $1,149,000.
San Francisco, CA Housing Market, Trends, and Schools - realtor.com®

"Also a college town". Most students aren't in the market to have children or consider marriage. Most launch a career first. You posted a thread without doing any background homework, and respond to facts with a personal attack. Your post is not the average cost of a home in SF, it is the mean. That you seem ignorant of such a remedial statistic suggests you're not only a hack but a poorly educated one.

I was hoping you would tell me how many college students can afford a $1.2M mortgage or a $12,000 a month rent for a room. Would have to be in the hundreds of thousands to make your theory work.

It's not a theory, and why not stop being an asshole, and apparently a stupid one at that? The OP which you posted spoke of the lack of children in The City, with patience I informed you of why. Of course I could speak to other reasons, the gentrification of neighborhoods being another, in the list to explain something biased hacks such as you ignore.

Now maybe you are stupid, or willfully ignorant or brainwashed. But why provide evidence that you are one or all of these maladies?

Your claim that the population of San Francisco is mostly college kids who pay $12,000 a month to rent a room is pure fiction.
And very funny too.

Liberals aren't good with logic or facts, are they?

 

[bodecea]

Dufus thinks San Francisco is a college town!

The average home price in San Francisco is $1,149,000.
San Francisco, CA Housing Market, Trends, and Schools - realtor.com®

"Also a college town". Most students aren't in the market to have children or consider marriage. Most launch a career first. You posted a thread without doing any background homework, and respond to facts with a personal attack. Your post is not the average cost of a home in SF, it is the mean. That you seem ignorant of such a remedial statistic suggests you're not only a hack but a poorly educated one.

I was hoping you would tell me how many college students can afford a $1.2M mortgage or a $12,000 a month rent for a room. Would have to be in the hundreds of thousands to make your theory work.

It's not a theory, and why not stop being an asshole, and apparently a stupid one at that? The OP which you posted spoke of the lack of children in The City, with patience I informed you of why. Of course I could speak to other reasons, the gentrification of neighborhoods being another, in the list to explain something biased hacks such as you ignore.

Now maybe you are stupid, or willfully ignorant or brainwashed. But why provide evidence that you are one or all of these maladies?

Your claim that the population of San Francisco is mostly college kids who pay $12,000 a month to rent a room is pure fiction.
And very funny too.

Liberals aren't good with logic or facts, are they?

My my....Thursday must be Irony Day.

 

[Unkotare]

California has Mexico joined at the hip.

Well that's kinda to be expected when you start a land grab war like the Mexican-American War.

Mexico shouldn't have started that war.

 

[buckeye45_73]

"Also a college town". Most students aren't in the market to have children or consider marriage. Most launch a career first. You posted a thread without doing any background homework, and respond to facts with a personal attack. Your post is not the average cost of a home in SF, it is the mean. That you seem ignorant of such a remedial statistic suggests you're not only a hack but a poorly educated one.

I was hoping you would tell me how many college students can afford a $1.2M mortgage or a $12,000 a month rent for a room. Would have to be in the hundreds of thousands to make your theory work.

It's not a theory, and why not stop being an asshole, and apparently a stupid one at that? The OP which you posted spoke of the lack of children in The City, with patience I informed you of why. Of course I could speak to other reasons, the gentrification of neighborhoods being another, in the list to explain something biased hacks such as you ignore.

Now maybe you are stupid, or willfully ignorant or brainwashed. But why provide evidence that you are one or all of these maladies?

Your claim that the population of San Francisco is mostly college kids who pay $12,000 a month to rent a room is pure fiction.
And very funny too.

Liberals aren't good with logic or facts, are they?

My my....Thursday must be Irony Day.

No its well known. You guys have situational arguments.

War is bad with Bush, good with obama

Choice is good on abortion, but not if you want to bake a cake for gays

Free trade is bad under republicans, but great under democrats

Fair Trade is bad under republicans, but good under democrats

Blacks are great people if they are democrats but *******, uncle toms, oreos if they are republicans...in fact republicans can't be black......they're white....

 

[GHook93]

California has Mexico joined at the hip.

Well that's kinda to be expected when you start a land grab war like the Mexican-American War.

Go live in Mexico if you hate it here so much. Trust me you won't be missed!


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[ptbw forever]

Sure republicans have turned populist while Democrats have become marginalized as the party of social justice warriors.

So the Republicans are the new economic liberals, the democrats the social liberals...but that leaves no one representing conservatives anymore!

Social justice is not socially liberal.

Misandry and anti-white racism are not socially liberal.

 

[kaz]

Sure republicans have turned populist while Democrats have become marginalized as the party of social justice warriors.

So the Republicans are the new economic liberals, the democrats the social liberals...but that leaves no one representing conservatives anymore!

Social justice warriors, that's funny. The women's march couldn't come up with a single demand which men have and they don't. They just wanted socialism. There is no social justice in that.

It's the problem you idiots have. Blacks, women, gays, Hispanics, they all have equal rights. So to keep them chained you need to come out with more and more ridiculously outrageous "injustices" since there are no real ones left to fight. The last thing you want for any of those groups is to free them to just be people

 

[Dschrute3]

Appreciate the optimism, but it ain't gonna happen. The Communist/Progressive extremists are firmly entrenched. They ain't go anywhere anytime soon.

 

[BluesLegend]

We don't want California, they are flat broke with hundreds of billions of dollars in public employee pension obligations they can't pay for. They asked Obama to bail them out 8 years ago, no way Trump is going to. That house of cards is going to collapse.

They were $330 billion in the red 8 years ago, I heard its over $400 billion now. Their strategy is to be too big to fail and force the American taxpayers to bail them out.

 

[Dschrute3]

We don't want California, they are flat broke with hundreds of billions of dollars in public employee pension obligations they can't pay for. They asked Obama to bail them out 8 years ago, no way Trump is going to. That house of cards is going to collapse.

They were $330 billion in the red 8 years ago, I heard its over $400 billion now. Their strategy is to be too big to fail and force the American taxpayers to bail them out.

Yeah, looks like it's heading the way of Puerto Rico. But the big problem is, it'll likely get its Bailout. They recently bailed Puerto Rico out. Almost all Republicans voted in favor of it. Seems like the only one in Government you can trust at this point, is Donald Trump. The rest just do what they want. They don't care what the People want.

 

[BluesLegend]

We don't want California, they are flat broke with hundreds of billions of dollars in public employee pension obligations they can't pay for. They asked Obama to bail them out 8 years ago, no way Trump is going to. That house of cards is going to collapse.

They were $330 billion in the red 8 years ago, I heard its over $400 billion now. Their strategy is to be too big to fail and force the American taxpayers to bail them out.

Yeah, looks like it's heading the way of Puerto Rico. But the big problem is, it'll likely get its Bailout. They recently bailed Puerto Rico out. Almost all Republicans voted in favor of it. Seems like the only one in Government you can trust at this point, is Donald Trump. The rest just do what they want. They don't care what the People want.

Other states live within their means, we can't ask them to bail out California which racks up $400 billion in pension promises to buy votes that it has no way of paying for. It would be chaos, there would be no incentive for the other states not to spend like there's no tomorrow and demand their federal bailout.

If you wonder how liberals in some states remain in power that's how, by purchasing votes with unsustainable salaries, benefits, pensions, and government hand outs.

 

[Dschrute3]

We don't want California, they are flat broke with hundreds of billions of dollars in public employee pension obligations they can't pay for. They asked Obama to bail them out 8 years ago, no way Trump is going to. That house of cards is going to collapse.

They were $330 billion in the red 8 years ago, I heard its over $400 billion now. Their strategy is to be too big to fail and force the American taxpayers to bail them out.

Yeah, looks like it's heading the way of Puerto Rico. But the big problem is, it'll likely get its Bailout. They recently bailed Puerto Rico out. Almost all Republicans voted in favor of it. Seems like the only one in Government you can trust at this point, is Donald Trump. The rest just do what they want. They don't care what the People want.

Other states live within their means, we can't ask them to bail out California which racks up $400 billion in pension promises to buy votes that it has no way of paying for. It would be chaos, there would be no incentive for the other states not to spend like there's no tomorrow and demand their federal bailout.

If you wonder how liberals in some states remain in power that's how, by purchasing votes with unsustainable salaries, benefits, pensions, and government hand outs.

California won't ask, it'll instead demand its Bailout. Just like Puerto Rico did. And guess what? It'll get it.

 

[Redfish]

CALEXIT--------------------------do it. The socialist republic of California would fail in less than a year.

 

[Dschrute3]

CALEXIT--------------------------do it. The socialist republic of California would fail in less than a year.

Yeah, it would go the way of Venezuela pretty quickly. It would quickly beg for a Bailout from the US, like Puerto Rico just did. In fact, it's probably gonna be doing that in the near future anyway. It's broke right now. So Secession isn't happening. It's just a loony butt-hurt Democrat fantasy.