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Old 06-07-2011, 05:03 AM
 
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I am moving to Colorado. I find that all types of people exist everywhere, this is America not Iran.

Colorado is extremely diverse due to the tourist population that comes in at certain times of year, plus you are likely to go to tourist places a lot when you are new to the area.

No big cities are really completely full of close minded people, most large cities these days are very diverse. Even when some people say a city is very conservative or very liberal, it's often just a few percentage swayed in one way or another, unless you are talking about EXTREME cities like San Francisco or Salt Lake City, two cities on opposite sides of extremes.

Denver is pretty split, and Colorado Springs is more conservative, but that's mostly due to the military presence.

For me, I really just do not personally care that much what someone else believes, as long as they stay out of my business (which I don't see any reason they wouldn't).

Every place will have the type of people that are NOT independant thinkers that just follow what someone else tells them (whether it be a pastor, a friend, a spouse, etc...), and every place will have independant thinkers.

When someone has to overly identify themselves as conservative or liberal, that is usually the sign of someone rooting for a football game and not really even thinking for themselves, since I personally think both sides are full of it.

I personally find that many places in Colorado have extra friendly people, but who knows, it's not an easy thing to quantify really.
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Old 07-06-2011, 04:51 AM
 
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Very well put StuckInTexas, I've been thinkng of moving to Co. for some time now but I'm Stuck in Tenn. and the town I live in really sucks! I've been to 21 states and Mexico and for some reason (medical) I have decided on Co., maybe because I hate hot weather, in alot of pain and can't get no help from the money loving doctors here, family have very little if nothing to do with me, don't like to talk about people but this town is full of a bunch of church going hypocrites (go to church on Sunday and curse you out on Monday), could go on but anyway thanks for saying what I was thinking!
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