CALIFORNIA TECH COLLAPSE: Google Founder Flees as State Seizes "Voting Power"

California’s innovation economy is unraveling—and the reasons go far deeper than headlines about crime, regulation, or remote work. In this video, we break down the hidden mechanics behind California’s proposed wealth tax and how its treatment of Class B voting shares is quietly forcing founders to sell control or leave the state altogether.

From Google and DoorDash to Oracle, Tesla, and Palantir, the pattern is clear: when founders relocate, companies and jobs often follow. Using real numbers, public reports, and firsthand accounts, this analysis explains how taxing unrealized “control value” is accelerating the exodus of high earners, weakening California’s tax base, and shifting the burden onto the middle class.

We examine:

How California’s valuation rules tax voting power as if it were cash

Why founders like Larry Page and Andy Fang say staying is mathematically impossible

The cascading impact on jobs, small businesses, and local communities

What California’s growing budget deficit and office vacancies really signal

Why states like Texas and Florida are gaining while California falls behind

This is not a red-versus-blue argument. It’s about economics, incentives, and consequences. If you want clear analysis backed by numbers—not narratives—this is the conversation mainstream media avoids.

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