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A majority of them have never even been to California yet they seem to talk about it/bash it non-stop.

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[โ€“] Fedditor385@lemmy.world 10 points 3 days ago (1 children)

Conservatives = keep stuff how it has been California = modernize stuff and abandon how things were

It's basically in their name - to conserve. California is doing exactly everything opposite, setting new trends and standards.

And when California passes regulations, they often end up being adopted nationally, because most companies want to sell their products in the large market that is California but don't want to have to differentiate their product or service for different states. This causes a lot of resentment among the GOP.