It dawned on me last night reading comments on a DFW based IG page. There was a post about lobbying for the legalization of casinos in the state of Texas.
In my mind cool, that’s excess money and job opportunities.
Then i read the comments and see stuff like “we don’t want that” or “don’t California my Texas “ blah blah.
These are the same ppl that claim they can’t afford to buy a house in Texas because of Californians or blaming them for their financial misfortune.
It’s bs.
These mfcas are broke because they think and behave like broke ppl.
Legalized gambling:
Hustlers - “that’s going to bring a whole new economy to the state I can’t wait”
Broke right wingers- “we don’t want it. Lower the price of eggs and fix the roads “
Legalize marijuana:
Hustlers- “It makes sense, it’s long overdue and it will bring in excess revenue for the state. I wonder how i can get in on this if it passes “
Broke right wingers - “keep that in California ! Weed increases crime !”
*Bullet train proposal connecting DFW to Houston in a less than 90 minute ride, inherently connecting two metropolitan juggernauts*:
Hustlers -“this is going to be great. Imagine being able to live in Dallas but work in Houston and vice versa! Imagine how much the economies of the two metros will grow if this passes”
Broke right wingers - “Nope! We’re not destroying run down shacks, barns and commended shanty towns to make room for your train! Trump 2024!”
Listen I’m not here to say which side is right or wrong. What I am saying however, is there’s a clear correlation between people on the right who complain how broke they are, complaining that Californians and other outta towners are making things too expensive for them & being pessimistic and anti innovation or progress.
Either yall are going to catch up or keep letting out of towners make all the moves in your state. While yall are yelling “don’t California my Texas “ on the sidelines, us outta towners are on the field getting busy. Yall got homecourt advantage but instead of being in the starting 5, yall regressed to being the water boys.
In my mind cool, that’s excess money and job opportunities.
Then i read the comments and see stuff like “we don’t want that” or “don’t California my Texas “ blah blah.
These are the same ppl that claim they can’t afford to buy a house in Texas because of Californians or blaming them for their financial misfortune.
It’s bs.
These mfcas are broke because they think and behave like broke ppl.
Legalized gambling:
Hustlers - “that’s going to bring a whole new economy to the state I can’t wait”
Broke right wingers- “we don’t want it. Lower the price of eggs and fix the roads “
Legalize marijuana:
Hustlers- “It makes sense, it’s long overdue and it will bring in excess revenue for the state. I wonder how i can get in on this if it passes “
Broke right wingers - “keep that in California ! Weed increases crime !”
*Bullet train proposal connecting DFW to Houston in a less than 90 minute ride, inherently connecting two metropolitan juggernauts*:
Hustlers -“this is going to be great. Imagine being able to live in Dallas but work in Houston and vice versa! Imagine how much the economies of the two metros will grow if this passes”
Broke right wingers - “Nope! We’re not destroying run down shacks, barns and commended shanty towns to make room for your train! Trump 2024!”
Listen I’m not here to say which side is right or wrong. What I am saying however, is there’s a clear correlation between people on the right who complain how broke they are, complaining that Californians and other outta towners are making things too expensive for them & being pessimistic and anti innovation or progress.
Either yall are going to catch up or keep letting out of towners make all the moves in your state. While yall are yelling “don’t California my Texas “ on the sidelines, us outta towners are on the field getting busy. Yall got homecourt advantage but instead of being in the starting 5, yall regressed to being the water boys.
