San Francisco is the world capital of liberalism. That’s where to go if you want to find liberal tolerance:

A March 4 memorandum from City Administrator Carmen Chu reveals that San Francisco will not enter into contracts with businesses headquartered in most of the United States — 28 states in all. Official travel to those states is also forbidden.

These states have been canceled for being insufficiently left wing on the topics of submitting to the LGBT agenda, abortion, and election fraud.

It will come as little surprise to anyone familiar with the M.O. of San Francisco government that we have no tests nor audits nor analysis nor methodology to determine if our travel bans or boycotts are making any difference for the good.

The point is to posture; actual results are irrelevant.

Liberal tolerance doesn’t come cheap:

As a result of this vast boycott, San Francisco is constraining the number of businesses it can ink deals with, which all but certainly inhibits quality and drives up costs. It also adds onerous time constraints to the contracting process, which leads to poor outcomes and also drives up costs.

That could be said of moonbattery in general, which is why so many businesses are escaping California.

Few moonbats learn from their mistakes. When their intolerant idiocy inevitably produces bad outcomes, they tend to double down. Also, they federalize and metastasize. That’s why they may be able to pull the whole country down with them.

On a tip from Occam’s Stubble.

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