Is it better to live in a liberal city or conservative city, if you poor and unemployed but want to earn a good job?

[Katzpur]

Originally Posted by Haakon

I'm sure you'd much rather have diverse uneducated, thug gang bangers as neighbors than risk bumping elbows with a Mormon.

Yeah, well bigotry makes people make some very irrational statements sometimes.

[clb10]

Originally Posted by desertdetroiter

I didn't contradict myself.

You're just confusing yourself.

Did I misquote you?

If not, then you recommended two diametrically opposed life courses for a young person.

Go back and read what you wrote. I am right.

[clb10]

Originally Posted by desertdetroiter

On C-D, everyone did the right thing. I get it.

Meanwhile in real life...

Exactly!

Whenever someone writes that they've taken an action and you disagree with them then they are just lying, aren't they?

Exactly.

[urbanlife78]

Originally Posted by Haakon

I expect almost anyone would prefer Seattle that over Detroit. For a liberal Seattle is great, high paying jobs and a culture that does all it can to suppress anything that threatens to rock the liberal progressive boat.

Seattle still has 2.5x the crime rate of Provo, and worse weather. Four real seasons beats 2 months of summer and 10 months of gray drizzle, but that's the subject for a 100 page thread on the Seattle forum.

Meh, that is why I love the weather of the Northwest, it keeps away all the people I don't like. Also 2.5x more isn't much if Provo has a really low crime rate.

Also, Seattle doesn't suppress anything, you can be as conservative as you want there, you just won't find many friends.