What about "Things banned in Texas"? or "Idaho"?

This has 70 upvotes within 30 minutes. This feels like an astroturf.

Ya a lot of people on this site are ideologically positioned in a way that required demonizing CA. I don’t have any skin in that game but it seems pretty clearly A Thing to me from the other side of the country.

	▲	hunterpayne 14 hours ago \| parent \| next [-]
		A lot of people on this site do or used to live in CA. It is especially galling to have people who have never lived there tell those that have what it is like there. Especially people who have tried to build or run a business in CA.
	▲	overfeed 14 hours ago \| parent \| prev [-]
		The Silicon Valley founderati is chock-full of (right wing) libertarians. I can't tell if they were always that way, or are increasingly disgruntled by state-taxes the wealthier they get.

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georgemcbay 14 hours ago | parent | prev [-]

> This has 70 upvotes within 30 minutes. This feels like an astroturf.

Not really surprising given the audience, HN has an awful lot of neo-Technolibertarian types.

The kind who used to complain about government regulation of free speech, and now complain about anything that gets in the way of amassing massive amounts of capital at any social/environmental/political cost.

	▲	Take8435 14 hours ago \| parent [-]
		It's unfortunate that folks who complain incessantly about "facts not feelings" don't appear to be using their critical thinking skills here. But I guess it's not too surprising.