Yes they are trying but Baltimore is full of people who are anti business and advocates that think anyone making money must be taking advantage of someone. 

I love the freedom a passive income provides.But the anti-landlord vibe in Portland has been enough to make me question the ethics of buying and renting more property.

California, and San Francisco in particular, tends to do a lot of things that are anti-business, and there doesn’t seem to be significant consequences on a macro level as a result.

(pss: Fannie Mae removed the recession-era "anti family bail-out" guidelines a while back that previously would have prohibited kids from buying their parents home who were behind on multiple mortgages.)

Trust me, I was as anti-401k as humanly possible.

I am sure the feds want to track all person to person activities to catch terrorist groups from supporting anti capitalism actions.  

I am pro Good 401(k)s and anti Bad 401(k)s.The difference is night and day.

Just about everyone agrees that density in town is good, but there are a lot of people that are really anti-tall-building, so tiny is really the only way to get density without height.This shipping container commercial "village" is slated to be created near my house.  

There are a lot of people on BiggerPockets who are anti-paid coaching programs because of all of the free information that is available to them here and other places.

Sometimes NN can be okay in  warm belt state if only limited to 1 or 2 items and the state has pretty minor weather patterns and fluctuations.Additionally many investors look at some of these states as anti-business friendly so do not want to invest there versus pro-business states.