The Definition Of Liberal In Portland

[EnricoV]

Originally Posted by suncat

There ARE better places than Oregon, AND some of them are in the south.
That's a pretty broad brush you're using on a large and diverse region of the country.

There may be better (which is an opinion, not a fact) places for you, but they are not better for me.

I think you borrowed his/her broad brush, yourself.

[Cat_Person]

I always wonder why people don't research a place before they move. It seems some people would be much more comfortable in a city like Dallas (or some other red state) but come to a blue state and expect it to be different. Ain't gonna happen. No way/no how. Look at the map of electoral votes and you can find plenty of places that will match your ideology. No excuses!

Jeez...I think I'll mosey over to the Texas thread and complain about how conservative it is. Not.

[suncat]

Originally Posted by EnricoV

There may be better (which is an opinion, not a fact) places for you, but they are not better for me.

I think you borrowed his/her broad brush, yourself.

Duh, of course it was an opinion. Sorry, I forgot the "this doesn't apply to YOU, Enrico" footnote. Sheesh.

[suncat]

Originally Posted by Cat_Person

I always wonder why people don't research a place before they move. It seems some people would be much more comfortable in a city like Dallas (or some other red state) but come to a blue state and expect it to be different. Ain't gonna happen. No way/no how. Look at the map of electoral votes and you can find plenty of places that will match your ideology. No excuses!

I agree; however, people can find plenty of towns within Oregon where they can live around more conservative folks, if that's what they want.