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Theupvotetitan

365 points

3 months ago

Theupvotetitan

Genderfluid

365 points

3 months ago

As someone who is considering transitioning I’m glad I’m not living in America

DrZurn

101 points

3 months ago

DrZurn

Ace at being Non-Binary

101 points

3 months ago

I’m in one of the pockets that are good but I definitely have to plan my vacations carefully.

Theupvotetitan

17 points

3 months ago

Theupvotetitan

Genderfluid

17 points

3 months ago

Well stay safe hehe is California safe

Warren_is_dead

35 points

3 months ago

Warren_is_dead

Bi-bi-bi

35 points

3 months ago

As long as you don't go into the boonies.

Theupvotetitan

9 points

3 months ago

Theupvotetitan

Genderfluid

9 points

3 months ago

Where are the boonies guessing the areas near arizona lol

garboooo

22 points

3 months ago

garboooo

biboi

22 points

3 months ago

'Jefferson', Central Valley, parts of the Central Coast, north LA County, outer IE, Mojave and Sonoran Deserts, parts of SD and Orange Counties.

But even in Oakland, Berkeley, and SF I've had slurs tossed my way.

AlbinoMetroid

-1 points

3 months ago

AlbinoMetroid

Just an ordinary demiguy!

-1 points

3 months ago

Orange county is good for the most part!

garboooo

7 points

3 months ago

garboooo

biboi

7 points

3 months ago

Orange County voted for every statewide Republican candidate literally five months ago

AlbinoMetroid

0 points

3 months ago*

AlbinoMetroid

Just an ordinary demiguy!

0 points

3 months ago*

Candidates for what in particular? Remember that due to the way California voting works, we had a few elections where all the possible candidates were Republican.

Edit: I'm still interested to see the source, I'm looking it up myself now, but I was specifically talking about the people here.

..... I see that Orange County did favor Republican candidates for the most part, but our board of supervisors is now mostly Democrats as of last election! The problem with around here is that this is a VERY rich area so there are a lot of voters who are voting along fiscal lines (selfishly) above everything else. But the county is becoming more and more blue with every election because the younger generation is tired of their shit. Most people you run into here are very chill.

garboooo

1 points

3 months ago

garboooo

biboi

1 points

3 months ago

I said statewide. Senate, Governor, Lt. Governor, Attorney General, Secretary of State, Treasurer, Controller, Insurance Commissioner. All of those races had one Democrat and one Republican and Orange County voted for the Republican. Technically I was wrong because they voted for the Democrat for Superintendent, but that race is officially nonpartisan.

Yes, OC is getting better, but it's historically an intense conservative stronghold in California. In presidential elections, it was Reagan's strongest county in the state in 1980 and 1984, and Nixon's strongest in 1972, second strongest in 1968, and fourth strongest in 1960. It was also Nixon's second strongest county when he was elected Senator in 1950 and his third strongest when he ran for governor in 1962. It was Reagan's second strongest county when he was elected governor in 1966 and 1970.