> I just cannot understand why they seem to hate America so much.
Really.
One could argue that California IS America, and the other states are just along for the ride. It has the largest population of any state. It has the largest economy of any state. It has the third largest surface area of any state.
CA also has a greater socioeconomic diversity than just about any other state. It has two of the largest metropolitan areas in the country, yet most of the state is rural. If you think California is a single, homogeneous blue state, you are quite mistaken.
What seems to irritate folks about California is not its "hatred" of American, but its unwillingness to be told what to do. That's a characteristic admired of Texas and scorned of California. Californians are willing to experiment with new ideas. Sometimes that works out, sometimes not. When it does work out, the rest of the country eventually follows suit. CA was a leader in electric power deregulation, that was a bust. CA was the first state to legalize medical MJ, now it's legal in a majority of states.
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