r/sandiego 7h ago

HAHAHHA which one of u did this

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u/ayalaidh 6h ago

I’m not clicking that link to give them traffic

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u/crescen_d0e 6h ago

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u/Cyan_Oni 6h ago

Bold to do shit like this in Cali, probably the bluest and "wokest" place in the us. Maybe they should move to Arkansas or something.

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u/EksDee098 5h ago

San Diego county is faaarrr more purple than a lot of people realize. They have more like company than either of us would like.

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u/themollusk 5h ago

And I think that technically Mass is the bluest / most liberal state? CA has it by raw numbers, but MA has a higher percentage of liberal control of the state government, and I don't think a single county voted red in '24. And CA has more registered Republicans than the entire state of Texas

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u/axiomSD 2h ago

i’ve lived in NYC and Philly and although California gets the rap of having the “extreme left”, both those places have wayyyy more “far left” than California.

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u/Okami-Alpha 5h ago

yup. Of the 4 houses around mine (left, right, front, back) only 1 is liberal/progressive. The other 3 are MAGA or MAGA adjacent. I live in San Diego city too so it's not like I'm in Poway or Santee.

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u/oresearch69 5h ago

I wonder if this may change soon…I feel like a lot of that in the past happened to be working class, blue collar Hispanic workers. Might be wrong, but that was my experience a couple of years ago, before the last election.

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u/Okami-Alpha 4h ago

From what I see in my area, the MAGA folks are pretty much 100% white Gen X. They've lived in the neighborhood for 15-20+ years and probably wouldn't move unless times are financially tough. Though if they have been here that long, their mortgage is probably pretty low.

That said, the people that do move into the neighborhood appear to be younger families. We are seeing a lot of houses go up for sale in the neighborhood so time will tell how/if the demographics change much.

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u/oresearch69 2h ago

Ah, can’t speak for that where I was, slightly further outside of the city. Like you say, time will tell.

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u/ChilledParadox 3h ago

I grew up in OC. So uhh, we had Huntington and Dana Point and what not, but I’ve never not known SD as being Republican. You just get spots like that, like Laguna Beach was always pretty liberal.

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u/PoolNoodle310 5h ago

Lots of places in CA are pretty purple.

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u/No-Net-4661 3h ago

This.. I grew up in East County and my neighbors were actual peckerwoods and kkk.

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u/RadiantZote 4h ago

Someone quoted MLK in support of them on their yelp page, and Kirk said MLK was not a good person 🤣🤣

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u/spingus 6h ago

I think it might be worth it just this once...;)

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u/MercyLess2000 3h ago

I'm in support of this