[sithlord72]

Originally Posted by DT113876

That not Florida, that's unincorporated Alabama and Georgia. Not worth living in unless you happen to like retrograde southern culture and regressive politics.

Also gets you away from the knee jerk liberals from the Northeast and Midwest that support higher taxes, unions, gun control , raising taxes as an answer to every problem, then flee those very policies, come here, and go right back to,supporting the very policies they fled from.

[kokonutty]

Originally Posted by sithlord72

Also gets you away from the knee jerk liberals from the Northeast and Midwest that support higher taxes, unions, gun control , raising taxes as an answer to every problem, then flee those very policies, come here, and go right back to,supporting the very policies they fled from.

How do you keep meeting people who support higher taxes or who believe raising taxes is an answer to any problem much less every one? In all my years I have never met such a person - but then I don't hang around politicians, blue hat or red.

[Bert_from_back_East]

I liked Florida, in particular South Florida, better in the 1990’s. Cities like Boca, Dania, Jupiter, etc. still had that “bleach-blonde-beach” vibe, for lack of a better term, and were more reminiscent of Southern California — at least SoCal of many years ago. In my old area of South Florida, it was not uncommon to meet transplants from California or the Midwest back then (there still weren’t many natives at that point, either). Now, every single person you meet in that area is from NYC, Long Island or New Jersey; it’s sickening.

[SWbound14]

Good, maybe Florida will fall faster now. I was under the impression people were moving out.

[chopchop0]

Originally Posted by sithlord72

Also gets you away from the knee jerk liberals from the Northeast and Midwest that support higher taxes, unions, gun control , raising taxes as an answer to every problem, then flee those very policies, come here, and go right back to,supporting the very policies they fled from.

Not too many of those that I have met in FL, besides the state constitution outlaws an income tax

[slowlane3]

Originally Posted by BucFan

One resident I wish would GTHO. But he pays so much FL real estate taxes for that mansion, we'd be hurting if he did vacate.

Why does Trump's sign in your photo, read "Mira Lago"?? (translation, "See the lake"?)

I've always seen it spelled Mar-a-Lago (translation, "Ocean to lake").