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Originally Posted by Carlite
Stockton, California could be a contender--the city government went bankrupt and the city has high rates of unemployment, crime, and air pollution. And yet they're so close to the (at least relatively) thriving San Francisco Bay Area.
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I'd be miserable if
this was the only house I could afford.
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Originally Posted by Maintainschaos
lol yeah those liberal bastions such as Sacramento, CA and Rockford, IL.
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Sacramento
does have a significant population of California state government workers, no?
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Originally Posted by I'minformed2
Check state rankings for poverty levels, education levels, obesity rates and see if you don't see them and/or other "Red states" on the top of those "negative lists".
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Ever hear of the phrase "fat and happy"?
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Originally Posted by Maintainschaos
So basically if you have legitimate winter weather your city is automatically considered for this list...?
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Pansies who cry about snow, then move in haste to a place that rarely gets snow, and then complain about how hot it is during the summer...
Face it, *******s; there are going to be four months every year during which the weather will not be ideal, regardless of where you live. May through September or November through March; pick your poison.