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Well, I guess we have the answer: because diversity is not an attractive feature in a neighborhood. And it's best to live amongst mostly white folks. And anyone who says otherwise is full of beans.
So Plano, Texas, Flossmoor, Illinois, and Ladera Heights, California are not good places to live?
I remember reading that Obama's old buddy Reverend Wright lived in some golf course community that was 95% white.
White people are pretty are pretty awful. Except to have as neighbors. They're pretty good for that.
I like diversity, yet I currently live somewhere that is about 90 percent white. I'm not sure why it's that important, as I'm not forcing anyone to live where they don't want to live.
I like diversity, yet I currently live somewhere that is about 90 percent white. I'm not sure why it's that important, as I'm not forcing anyone to live where they don't want to live.
Exactly. Dems cry about White flight, yet where do they opt to live? They preach to us that we need diversity and yet when given a choice they like the elitist white neighborhoods.
I don't fault anyone for where they want to live. I fault those who criticize others for their choices.
It is human nature to seek the company of those you have or think you have most in common.
For example I wouldn't want to live in a neighborhood of predominantly Russian immigrants. I am not Russian, I don't speak Russian and I don't want to learn to speak Russian.
I grew up on a farm. Guess where I live? Farm country...
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So what? 99% of the country doesn't border Mexico. Pathetic deflection attempt away from Obama, you'd think after 8 years of practice you'd be better at it.
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