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scooterfan360

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Has california really gotten bad, are people really leaving california in huge amounts ?
 

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Well, considering they're experiencing one of the worst wild fires in the history of their state, can you blame them?
 

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Not just wildfires, but also because they pay the highest taxes in the nation. Many are relocating to Texas.
 

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Well, for the last 50 years, scientists have been predicting a huge earthquake will sink California into the ocean.
Besides earthquakes and fires, when it does rain, California is prone to mudslides.
In the last ten years or so, it seems when California is having fires, the Midwest gets floods. Now if someone could find a way to take that flood water to California and put out the fires, they’d get a Nobel prize.
 
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