Comments by "Outback Igloo" (@outbackigloo6489) on "Towns that Will Pay Remote Workers to Move. (One gives you a grandma)" video.

  1.  @mrmaxcarter2306  - I have never lived in either, but have been to both. I live less than 100 miles from Vermont and have been there countless times. As I said, the two states are nothing alike. Why would Vermonters give a rat’s behind about California, anyways. They are 3000 miles apart. Most Californians would relocate to the western part of the US. Vermonters should be more concerned about New Yorkers or Bay Staters than about Californians.
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  3. How the hell is Vermont ever going to be anything like California? These two states are not even remotely similar!
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  4.  @mrmaxcarter2306  - California has generally been a progressive/liberal state, but has still elected Republicans as governor on occasion (Reagan, Schwarzenegger). Vermont was a hard-core Republican state until the 1980s. Politically the two states seem pretty similar today. I don’t always compare states based on their political outlook. My first comparison is based on climate; on that basis the two states are nothing alike. I guess Vermont may be a little like the Lake Tahoe area, except that Tahoe is pretty dry in the summer, unlike Vermont. My second comparison of the states is scenery; again the two states are very dissimilar. About the only similarity in those two states would be political outlook. Surprised this anti-California nonsense is even a thing here in the Northeast; I don’t share it. I’ve seen Californians in my part of the country, but not all that many, as California is 3000 miles away from here. I see many more people from New York and Massachusetts, as those states are right next door. I think that the areas that will be less affected by global warming will be the Northeast (including Vermont) and the Great Lakes area of the Midwest, (although all places will be affected to some degree.) This may cause people to move back to this area, and may revitalize the economies, particularly in the “Rust Belt.”
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  5.  @mrmaxcarter2306  “And liberal Californians do come here and seem to make it worse…” You mean to say if conservative Californians moved next door, that would be all right?
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  6.  @mrmaxcarter2306  - No, most people seem to be going to warm weather states. And outside of California and Hawaii, the warm weather states are generally conservative. The only problem with California and Hawaii is that they are expensive, worse even than anything in the Northeast. If California had an average or slightly above average cost of living, people would still be flocking over there.
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