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Go Midwest, Young Man: Indiana’s Plan to Steal California Jobs
Some Californians may have recently noticed an advertisement with a coffee mug and the word “Indiana” written in the milky latte foam. A crumpled napkin sits next to the mug with this scribbled on it: “Admit it, you find me fiscally attractive.” On another napkin it reads, “Indiana: low taxes, pro-business, fiscally responsible.”
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Some of the responses to this article are rather ignorant - in the worst ways, and it shows the character of you people....
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Also add to the list: super sad, everywhere, all the time.
636benjamin reblogged this from publicradiointernational and added:
Let’s make Missouri more fiscally attractive and make the whole midwest in general more business friendly.
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interesting
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lovely thoughts, but indiana is simultaneously making itself less attractive...young...
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Some have noticed the business opportunities in the madness of the left. Good luck!
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Way to be, Indi-an-iiii-a
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Maybe if it were Pawnee, but otherwise the only important thing in Indiana is John Green.
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I’ve yet to meet anyone here in California that wants to move their business to Indiana.
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Las Vegas has been trying this for years. Company execs keep their businesses in California for the lifestyle, the...
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I’m seeing two big holes in the leave-California-live-in-Indiana plan: 1) You’d have to leave California. 2) You’d have...
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It’s also about job attractiveness for the people you hire. If you want to get the best you can’t be in a shitty...
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Given the exodus that has CA companies fleeing to Texas, I fully support this (and it has nothing to do with the whole...
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How interesting! Also, I miss my time at the Atlantic ://
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THIS SHIT MAKE A PIMP LAUGH
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leahj reblogged this from theatlantic and added:
Pro-business = anti-union Low-taxes = gutted the public school system, so only come here if you don’t have kids.
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#racetothebottom
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Alternate headline: “Indiana uses puns to attract businesses.”
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The last quote sums it up well:...This is an appropriate place
