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PoliticalShelter
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« on: September 08, 2017, 08:03:43 PM »

California
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PoliticalShelter
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« Reply #1 on: September 08, 2017, 08:37:52 PM »



Maybe if you're a real-estate developer who believes in bribery as a moral principle...
The state has Silicon Valley pl which has all sorts of grand visions on how to reshape society. This is most idealistic state, not most socialist state.
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PoliticalShelter
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« Reply #2 on: September 09, 2017, 06:31:25 AM »



Maybe if you're a real-estate developer who believes in bribery as a moral principle...
The state has Silicon Valley pl which has all sorts of grand visions on how to reshape society. This is most idealistic state, not most socialist state.

Agreed. Silicon Valley and San Francisco is like a giant bubble of liberal ideas being floated around.

Liberal ideas like "don't let any tech workers unionize" and "privatize the public school system"
"This is most idealistic state, not most socialist state."

When did basic union rights and a public school system become outside of liberal political ideology?

People are confusing "most idealistic" for "Most Hillary voters".

Idealistic doesn't equal most liberal and neoliberals can be just as idealistic if not more so than paloeliberals.
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PoliticalShelter
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« Reply #3 on: September 09, 2017, 06:35:11 AM »



Maybe if you're a real-estate developer who believes in bribery as a moral principle...
The state has Silicon Valley pl which has all sorts of grand visions on how to reshape society. This is most idealistic state, not most socialist state.

Agreed. Silicon Valley and San Francisco is like a giant bubble of liberal ideas being floated around.

Liberal ideas like "don't let any tech workers unionize" and "privatize the public school system"
"This is most idealistic state, not most socialist state."

When did basic union rights and a public school system become outside of liberal political ideology?

People are confusing "most idealistic" for "Most Hillary voters".

You chose New Hampshire, a state that is much more conservative than California.
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