I don't think it has much to do with taxes, but rather, that the pandemic has shown how hypocritical the nanny state overlords can be, right?
I would not have expected a mass migration to lower-tax states to be one of the consequences of a pandemic.
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Nooo. It has to do with: ‘It’s expensive to live here. My house is expensive. My taxes suck. I don’t go to an office anymore. So, remind me again why the hell I don’t live in [name of place with 60pct cost of living, better quality of life and lower taxes]’
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You mean: mass migration to less-despotic states?
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Is it "mass" migration?
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have to factor in 2020 wildfires.
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and their associated power outages!
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Totally!
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Why be in a higher tax state when many of the services those taxes fund are deliberately shut down, or just very ineffective. Once the locality network effects start to break, it’s a race to ditch the overpriced real estate.
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Not sure how it's going to work for them. Most Californians can't survive in temperatures above 75 or below 60.
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