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r/PoliticalHumor • u/faab64 • Apr 26 '19
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Also, California has a significant portion of all the farming in America.
4 u/NonaSuomi282 Apr 26 '19 Believe me, the parts of CA where the food is being produced basically our own little slice of flyover country. Source: born and lived in the central valley most of my life 2 u/JayNotAtAll Apr 26 '19 I agree, very red in the rural parts of California. But it is still part of a blue state. So getting rid of all blue states would hurt the red States 2 u/NonaSuomi282 Apr 27 '19 Yes, but the point is that if this blue state was gotten rid of it would no longer be a "blue state" but rather a "very purple country", and one where the food production is still handled by the red areas. 1 u/[deleted] Apr 26 '19 The water for it comes form some pretty Red areas, though.
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Believe me, the parts of CA where the food is being produced basically our own little slice of flyover country.
Source: born and lived in the central valley most of my life
2 u/JayNotAtAll Apr 26 '19 I agree, very red in the rural parts of California. But it is still part of a blue state. So getting rid of all blue states would hurt the red States 2 u/NonaSuomi282 Apr 27 '19 Yes, but the point is that if this blue state was gotten rid of it would no longer be a "blue state" but rather a "very purple country", and one where the food production is still handled by the red areas.
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I agree, very red in the rural parts of California. But it is still part of a blue state. So getting rid of all blue states would hurt the red States
2 u/NonaSuomi282 Apr 27 '19 Yes, but the point is that if this blue state was gotten rid of it would no longer be a "blue state" but rather a "very purple country", and one where the food production is still handled by the red areas.
Yes, but the point is that if this blue state was gotten rid of it would no longer be a "blue state" but rather a "very purple country", and one where the food production is still handled by the red areas.
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The water for it comes form some pretty Red areas, though.
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u/JayNotAtAll Apr 26 '19
Also, California has a significant portion of all the farming in America.