Waukesha--What's it like? (trailer, rich, areas)

[slamont61]

This just in: Generalissimo Francisco Franco is still dead.

[adr3naline]

Originally Posted by margaretlowhorse

I heard it's a GOP stronghold filled with racially-biased people. That's why I chose not to move there with my minority children.

#PerpetuatingStereotypes

[LoveToRow]

Originally Posted by margaretlowhorse

I heard it's a GOP stronghold filled with racially-biased people. That's why I chose not to move there with my minority children.

Sounds like a perfect fit for someone close-minded like you.

[rback]

All the places you mentioned are quite nice. I am in Brookfield and my first choice would be that. Next would be New Berlin and Pewaukee.

[Wellstone]

Think big box stores, chain restaurants, sprawl, classic rock, and white people who do the same things at the same time every single day.

The diversity you would see is simply between the white people who are well off, and those who live in the trailer court and spend what little they have on guns, alcohol, and cigarettes—though they all share the common cause of voting for Trump and Walker.

I think I’d rather live in Rhinelander and that is not an endorsement of Rhinelander.

[thefragile]

Originally Posted by Wellstone

Think big box stores, chain restaurants, sprawl, classic rock, and white people who do the same things at the same time every single day.

The diversity you would see is simply between the white people who are well off, and those who live in the trailer court and spend what little they have on guns, alcohol, and cigarettes—though they all share the common cause of voting for Trump and Walker.

I think I’d rather live in Rhinelander and that is not an endorsement of Rhinelander.

My dad is from Rhinelander, we have a house up there. I love being there, I hope to move up there some day. And you're right, I too would rather live in Rhinelander than in the 'burbs, any day.

[GraniteStater]

Originally Posted by thefragile

My dad is from Rhinelander, we have a house up there. I love being there, I hope to move up there some day. And you're right, I too would rather live in Rhinelander than in the 'burbs, any day.

I would prefer to live in that area as well over the suburbs,a bit to the north in the Boulder Junction Region.

[Allan Trafton]

Originally Posted by Wellstone

Think big box stores, chain restaurants, sprawl, classic rock, and white people who do the same things at the same time every single day.

The diversity you would see is simply between the white people who are well off, and those who live in the trailer court and spend what little they have on guns, alcohol, and cigarettes—though they all share the common cause of voting for Trump and Walker.

I think I’d rather live in Rhinelander and that is not an endorsement of Rhinelander.

Waukesha is not a rich town, or a town full of trailer courts full of poor whites. It's basically middle class white people with a fair amount of minorities. The school district is 35% minorities.

To me it is very middle class, with a few upper middle class neighborhoods and some lower income areas in the center of town. It's very sleepy and really a pretty dull place.

[InnovativeAmerican]

Originally Posted by LoveToRow

Sounds like a perfect fit for someone close-minded like you.

Well, he/she/they are right.

[bdsorcic]

Originally Posted by Allan Trafton

Waukesha is not a rich town, or a town full of trailer courts full of poor whites. It's basically middle class white people with a fair amount of minorities. The school district is 35% minorities.

To me it is very middle class, with a few upper middle class neighborhoods and some lower income areas in the center of town. It's very sleepy and really a pretty dull place.

Very true, it is a very backward city.