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I'm all for whatever reasons we can bring up in here to keep more fools from flocking here.
If they want to think this is a redneck town let them. BRB, gotta go feed mah goats.
Strange, I have lived 33 years in Houston, 32 of them with a woman of another race and never received a single negative comment. You are correct though. We got all the people we need now. Ya damn Yankees stay home, we much prefer Mexicans. The women are prettier and the men work.
Strange, I have lived 33 years in Houston, 32 of them with a woman of another race and never received a single negative comment. You are correct though. We got all the people we need now. Ya damn Yankees stay home, we much prefer Mexicans. The women are prettier and the men work.
I've been married to a woman from Spain for 13 years now, I've never heard a single comment either.
Houston Metro has only 6 million people right now compared to NYC alone having over 8 million.
So even if Houston annexed it's entire metro(impossible since it's several counties) it'd have to grow by 2 million more people in the next; which is more than the metro added during the last decade. So the Houston metro itself might come close to passing New York City but not the city of Houston alone--for a long while.
If the city of Houston were to pass NYC it'd have to be a much denser city--or annex surrounding towns or a combination of both.
And if you compare the Houston Metro to the NYC Metro, Houston is at 6 million and NYC Metro is almost 20 million people.
Strange, I have lived 33 years in Houston, 32 of them with a woman of another race and never received a single negative comment. You are correct though. We got all the people we need now. Ya damn Yankees stay home, we much prefer Mexicans. The women are prettier and the men work.
Well, I'm not Mexican. I look at Houston vs Atlanta, and I would say there are more jobs in Houston than Atlanta. If a job offer comes out of Houston, I will be on the next plane to Houston. If a job offer comes out of any other city, I'm going there.
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