Trump confirms, the FBI has raided Mar-a-Lago.

[Saysumthinfunnymike]

Nobody love wings more than me but get that inflation sh-t outta here.. there was just legislation passed you are free to discuss that in the other threads damn

 

[Professor Emeritus]

Well record amount of small businesses closed and Oracle and Tesla left the state.

Record small businesses closed due the fukking pandemic, dumbass. And your Oracle and Tesla talking point already got corrected in the previous thread when you claimed they were the biggest companies in the world and were going to sink the economy.

Conservatives have been saying Cali is dead for 30 years and it still has a bigger economy and more Fortune 100 companies by far than any other state in the union.

California is the national leader in something like 6 major sectors, they didn't "bank their entire infrastructure and future" on jack shyt. Oracle and Tesla don't even register in Cali's annual GDP.

Two Trump-slurpers are leaving California after building there for decades and now we're supposed to believe that means the end of Cali's economy.

Why don't you just ignore that Apple, Intel, Google, Cisco, Hewlett Packard, Chevron, Seagate, Sun, Adobe, Applied Materials, Amgen, Tetra Tech, West Valley Engineering, General Atomics, Synopsys, Symantec, SolarCity, AECOM, Avery Dennison, Beckman Coulter, Leoch Battery, and the Cooper Companies are all on that list too?

Not to mention all the defense contractors (Raytheon, Northrup Gruman, Honeywell, Rocketdyne, Lockheed Martin, Flir Systems, etc.)

Not to mention the UC and CSU systems, by far the best and biggest public university system in the country, which not only employs a huge number of well-paid professors and administrators but also is a continuous pipeline of highly educated talent into the state.

Not to mention some of the best private universities in the country (Stanford, CalTech, USC, the Claremont Colleges) which do much the same.

California leads the nation in software development, leads the nation in hardware development, leads the nation in biotech, leads the nation in advanced manufacturing, leads the nation in aerospace, leads the nation in higher education, leads the nation in media. We have so many high-paid employment sectors it's ridiculous. Not to mention other vital sectors - we're #1 in agriculture, #3 in oil, have several major military bases, and are the restaurant capital of the world. NO ONE is diversified on that front as well as we are.

My point was that all these claims - Texas is cheaper, Texas has fewer taxes, Texas has more space, Texas has less regulation, etc. - have been made for 30 years. Everyone is well aware of them. And yet California still has the best business and industrial base in the nation. The fact that a couple disgruntled Trumpers with a low employment base are getting pissed about the pandemic rules and want to leave doesn't mean jack shyt in the long run.

Tesla and Oracle are not the largest corporations in the world, they aren't even among the top-10 biggest companies in California. That's Apple, Google, Facebook, Disney, Chevron, Wells Fargo, Intel, McKesson, Hewlett Packard, Cisco. Cali has over 50 companies in the Fortune 500.




You really don't understand the California economy. here are the 100 largest employers in California.

1 Concentrix Fremont 225,000
2 The Walt Disney Company Burbank 201,000
3 Taco Bell Irvine 175,000
4 Safeway Pleasanton 137,000
5 Gap San Francisco 135,000
6 Apple Cupertino 132,000
7 Kaiser Permanente Oakland 128,270
8 SYNNEX Fremont 108,000
9 PORAC Sacramento 107,653
10 Intel Santa Clara 107,100
11 State of California Sacramento 100,000
12 Governor of California Sacramento 100,000
13 Alphabet Mountain View 98,771
14 AECOM Los Angeles 87,000
15 Ross Stores Dublin 82,700
16 McKesson San Francisco 78,000
17 Cisco Systems San Jose 74,200
18 Red Lobster San Francisco 62,000
19 Hewlett Packard Enterprise San Jose 60,000
20 Aid West Hollywood 53,100
21 Chevron San Ramon 51,900
22 HP Palo Alto 49,000
23 Sanmina San Jose 46,000
24 Seagate Technology Cupertino 41,000
25 Panda Express Rosemead 39,000
26 Sun Microsystems Santa Clara 38,600
27 L.A. Unified Los Angeles 37,110
28 Qualcomm San Diego 35,400
29 UC Davis Davis 34,060
30 IHOP Glendale 32,300
31 Mattel El Segundo 32,000
32 Avery Dennison Glendale 30,000
33 TTM Technologies Costa Mesa 28,360
34 Petco Holdings San Diego 25,000
35 Salesforce San Francisco 25,000
36 Princess Cruise Lines Santa Clarita 25,000
37 Men’s Wearhouse Fremont 24,500
38 Pilot San Francisco 24,337
39 Uber Technologies San Francisco 22,263
40 BJ’s Restaurants Huntington Beach 22,220
41 Needle Holdings Los Angeles 22,000
42 Adobe San Jose 21,428
43 Applied Materials Santa Clara 21,000
44 Vons Coachella 20,750
45 Molina Healthcare Long Beach 20,000
46 UST Global Aliso Viejo 20,000
47 Ensign Group Mission Viejo 19,482
48 Amgen Thousand Oaks 19,200
49 Charles Schwab San Francisco 19,169
50 Robert Half International Menlo Park 18,900
51 Cal Performances Berkeley 18,370
52 PayPal San Jose 18,100
53 Stater Bros. Markets San Bernardino 18,000
54 Raley’s West Sacramento 17,500
55 Tetra Tech Pasadena 17,000
56 West Valley Engineering Sunnyvale 16,890
57 Save Mart Supermarkets Modesto 16,000
58 Levi Strauss & Co. San Francisco 15,100
59 General Atomics San Diego 15,000
60 Number Holdings Commerce 15,000
61 Parsons Pasadena 15,000
62 Reliance Steel & Aluminum Co. Los Angeles 14,900
63 Universal Protection Service Santa Ana 14,897
64 Freeman Spogli & Co. Los Angeles 14,841
65 Stanford University Stanford 14,730
66 UCSF San Francisco 14,340
67 GUESS Los Angeles 14,300
68 Fry’s Electronics San Jose 14,000
69 LinkedIn Mountain View 14,000
70 California Pizza Kitchen Los Angeles 14,000
71 Legoland California Carlsbad 13,970
72 Southern California Edison Rosemead 13,599
73 Agilent Technologies Santa Clara 13,500
74 LA Fitness Irvine 13,090
75 Scripps Health San Diego 13,000
76 College Hospital Cerritos 12,750
77 Synopsys Mountain View 12,590
78 Symantec Mountain View 12,518
79 SolarCity San Mateo 12,243
80 Orange County Employees Association Santa Ana 12,198
81 Beckman Coulter Brea 12,000
82 The Cooper Companies Pleasanton 12,000
83 Nvidia Santa Clara 11,528
84 Trimble Sunnyvale 11,500
85 San Diego Data Processing San Diego 11,130
86 Leoch Battery Lake Forest 11,000
87 Yucaipa Companies Los Angeles 11,000
88 John Muir Health Walnut Creek 10,243
89 Cloud Lending San Mateo 10,200
90 Magic Johnson Los Angeles 10,100
91 NetApp Sunnyvale 10,100
92 Tutor Perini Los Angeles 10,061
93 Trader Joe’s Monrovia 10,001
94 Centennial Bank Fountain Valley 10,001
95 Johnson’s Baby Sacramento 10,001
96 Microdyne Outsourcing Torrance 10,001
97 Central Purchasing Calabasas 10,000
98 Activision Blizzard Santa Monica 9,900
99 Big 5 Sporting Goods El Segundo 9,500
100 Source One Staffing Irwindale 9,500



There is mad diversity in that list, and it didn't even include shyt like the enormous agriculture industry (produces enough food to feed the entire country if it were necessary) or all the defense contractors in Los Angeles (no one company has a massive employee base but they all have large, very well-paid staffs and get huge government contracts).

Now tell me, where were Tesla and Oracle again?

California has a massive economy and companies grow and shrink, move in and out all the time. LOL at you talking about the Raiders leaving when they just built a giant stadium in L.A. for the new Rams team. Are you aware that Cali profits basically drive professional sports in America? bytch-ass teams all over the country needing to bum off the Cali profits just to stay afloat.

California is pro sports’ No. 1 money-making machine

At $2.9 billion per franchise, the average California pro team is one-third more valuable than the typical pro franchise.

www.ocregister.com

 

[Optimus Prime]

 

[itsyoung!!]

And Oracle and Tesla DID NOT leave

?

Bloomberg - Are you a robot?

www.bloomberg.com

Where is Tesla headquarters? HQ has moved and expanded over the years

Some people are still confused about whether Tesla's headquarters is in Texas or California. The Tesla HQ is currently located in Austin after moving.

www.businessinsider.com

we cant even keep it honest about these 2 companies at the very least @Rhakim ?

LOL at you talking about the Raiders leaving when they just built a giant stadium in L.A. for the new Rams team.

New rams team? Rams been in LA for 6, going on 7 years. How is that new? The stadium is just new.

 

[skylove4]

You’re still comparing fukking free range, anti-antibiotics, grass fed chicken to normal one. Of course it’s almost double the price per lbs. Anything grass fed, anti-antibiotics is almost always 2x the price. Also, Walmart is cheaper than other stores. Not all stores have the same price even if they’re the same brand.

He sounds like a out of touch white boy who’s mama does his grocery shopping, almost like he doesn’t understand how things work in the real world

 

[Neo. The Only. The One.]

This is a historical moment. What a time to be alive. This shyt is killing my late night productivity.

Me too, man. I'm supposed to be programming tonight but Imma be doing it while watching Rachel Maddow. Stuff is bananas

 

[Professor Emeritus]

We cant even keep it honest about these 2 companies at the very least @Rhakim ?

That was just a copy-paste error, in the original conversation you claimed that HP and HPE were leaving and were proven wrong both times. I quoted the correct parts about Oracle and Tesla leaving (which are owned by angry Trump-slurpers and aren't even top-100 employers in California) but messed up that part, fixed it right away but you quoted me too fast.

 

[Jx2]

You too forgone. Nothing about me represents MAGA. I'm Pro-Black before any party or politician. The problem is, ya'll look foolish in here cracking jokes about the same organization that disrupted and dismantled every black political movement worth a damn, that was actually for self-determination. But I'm MAGA cause I'm telling you folks are out here struggling with outrageous gas, food and rent prices.

I'm too what, sir? This Russian bot is jibber jabbering now. Circuits fried like Putin's right arm

 

[itsyoung!!]

in the original conversation you claimed that HP and HPE were leaving and were proven wrong both times.

?

Again, you arent even being honest with yourself here. HP did move to Texas. How was I wrong about that ?

The company that literally started Silicon Valley is moving to Texas

Hewlett-Packard traces its origins to 1938, when Bill Hewlett and Dave Packard rented a garage in Palo Alto, California. Now, HP Enterprises, a descendant of the pioneering company, is moving to Texas.

www.cnn.com

https://www.hpe.com/us/en/newsroom/blog-post/2020/12/deeper-in-the-heart-of-texas-hpe-to-move-headquarters-to-the-houston-metro.html

Hewlett Packard Enterprise is the latest tech company to leave Silicon Valley, and is moving to Houston

The coronavirus pandemic has given a number of tech companies, and prominent Silicon Valley figures, an excuse to exit California.

www.cnbc.com

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what fukking info are you working with

you 0/2 for so far on this subject. Wrong about Oracle, Tesla, HP/HPE, Rams so far.

Want to get into Twitter? Salesforce?

 

[Neo. The Only. The One.]

I will say they been riding in on DeSantis for the last year though. Rick Wilson at the Lincoln Project can't stand DeSantis and believes he is the evolution from trump to a more so a super genetically engineered maga mascot.

Yeah, he's dangerous no doubt but he doesn't have the hypnotic cult leader personality that Trump has, so he'll never have people riding for him the way they ride for Trump. Trump is an anomaly, like Agent Smith in the Matrix.

 

[Professor Emeritus]

New rams team? Rams been in LA for 6, going on 7 years. How is that new? The stadium is just new.

at a 6-year old team that just finished its stadium the year before last not being "new".


California lost one football team and added one football team, so your point about the Raiders was nonsense. You don't think that new stadium has been a big influx to the Inglewood economy?

You ignored this link. I'm really trying to understand how this is possible considering California's collapsing economy:

California is pro sports’ No. 1 money-making machine

At $2.9 billion per franchise, the average California pro team is one-third more valuable than the typical pro franchise.

www.ocregister.com

 

[darius19]

ima head to the grocery store and cop me some chicken for real

 

[itsyoung!!]

at a 6-year old team that just finished its stadium the year before last not being "new".


California lost one football team and added one football team, so your point about the Raiders was nonsense. You don't think that new stadium has been a big influx to the Inglewood economy?

You ignored this link. I'm really trying to understand how this is possible considering California's collapsing economy:

California is pro sports’ No. 1 money-making machine

At $2.9 billion per franchise, the average California pro team is one-third more valuable than the typical pro franchise.

www.ocregister.com

Raiders had a high probability of staying in Oakland when Rams moved to LA, going on 7 years this season by the way. a team being in a city for near 7 years is not new cut it out

 

[itsyoung!!]

ima head to the grocery store and cop me some chicken for real

Dont buy the free range my guy, apparently its a luxury delicacy

 

[Neo. The Only. The One.]

The funniest part about it all is if this idiot Trump hadn't ran his mouth, none of us would have known cause the FBI was keeping this a secret. This fool outed himself.