The state needs to humiliate its own employees on the frontlines too for it all to work. This is 1984 2+2=5 shit. If they can get you to believe something that is objectively absurd, then they can get you to blindly follow along with even more absurd things that are way less objective, since objectivity no longer matters.
I'd put this in the Go Figure category or Who Could Have Seen This Coming. Lots of Jews aren't paying attention because virtue signaling is more important than survival.
Permits? No
Fines for debris? Yes
And as predicted
Newsom is in South Carolina running for president
Apparently there is a real world economic laboratory out there and this thing called history. Neither are of interest to the leftard true believers. I like "Real communism capitalism has never been tried."
https://ace.mu.nu/
Real capitalism has never been tried.
Just months ago, Argentina seemed destined for another economic collapse: soaring poverty, runaway inflation and dire warnings from economists that President Javier Milei's radical austerity measures would choke growth. Instead, the economy is expanding at a pace few thought possible -- leaving Milei's legions of critics scrambling for explanations.
In a stunning reversal, Argentina's economy posted a 7.6 percent year-over-year growth rate in the second quarter of 2025 -- its strongest in nearly two decades -- fueled by deregulation, sharp cuts to public spending and the loosening of currency controls. Retail sales, manufacturing and finance all surged, helping consumer spending jump nearly 3 percent from the previous quarter.
Since assuming office in December 2023, the firebrand libertarian economist has slashed government expenditures and secured a $20 billion deal with the International Monetary Fund (IMF). His administration promised to dismantle decades of state intervention in favor of free markets -- policies that many observers warned would deepen recession and spark social unrest.
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Milei also ripped up Argentina's rent-control law in late 2024, removing limits on lease terms and rent increases that had discouraged landlords from renting. Within months, the supply of rental housing in Buenos Aires jumped by 195 percent, according to the city's real estate observatory, and median asking prices fell by about 10 percent as more apartments returned to the market.
We need to get people out if their cars onto wonderful public transit
Not me of course but the rest of you. More freeway space for me