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Tired of this...

 

 I'm so tired of living in California.  I used to like it here, I loved the climate, the people and the beauty of the mountains and forests and beaches.  But in recent years the place has been in flames on an all too regular basis.  Increased heat and horrible air quality due to clouds of smoke half the year have made getting out and enjoying the state almost impossible for much of the time.

Then there is the moral and political climate of the place.  It is ruled by a truly evil clique of totalitarian communists, really, I'm not kidding.  The moral climate is just this side of Hell, perversion and killing of babies are both literally worshiped here.  Freedom is not allowed, only conformity to the PC rulers.  Christianity is on the verge of being illegal. 

Yeah, I'm pretty done with this place. 

 

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