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Texas for the attitude and politics,
and Florida if you want to include the ridiculous crime component
Florida gets it from both sides. Conservatives are leaving the state because they hate what areas like South Florida have become, and Liberals hate what the state has always represented. And then you add the Casey Anthony, and Trayvon Martin verdict, mix in the hatred of Florida's professional sports teams, and hatred of their fans, and voila!!! Florida might be the most hated state in 2013. Not only that, but Floridians themselves are realistic about Florida's problems. There's not rose-colored glasses in that state, they'll let the rest of the US know that they should think 10 times before they make a move down there. Floridians are the most self-aware out of any residents of any state in the US.
I can't stand South Dakota, the downfall and armpit of America. The people there are so cocky, angry, pushy, and rude and they think they're better than everybody. They always seem to provoke and cause most of Americas problems, and they are obviously to blame for the downfall of our economy. It's full of high crime, corruption, and chaos. The state has more drugs, hookers, and debauchery per capita than any other state, it's just disgusting. South Dakota is the root of all evil. Grrrrr......just the thought of South Dakota makes my blood boil.
That's just all the NoDaks moving south for the winter.
There is a reason there are two Dakotas. SD is not really the northern tier ND is....
True, it's much more tropical here in the "Better Dakota." LOL
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