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NYC's anti-gun stance makes it hard and extremely inconvenient for the law-abiding citizen to own a firearm.
As a licensed gun owner in NYC, I am looking forward to the day I can move to a state where I can exercise my 2A rights freely.
On top of that I can't stand being here in this extremely liberal city, but my job is keeping here for the time being.
NYC's anti-gun stance makes it hard and extremely inconvenient for the law-abiding citizen to own a firearm.
As a licensed gun owner in NYC, I am looking forward to the day I can move to a state where I can exercise my 2A rights freely.
On top of that I can't stand being here in this extremely liberal city, but my job is keeping here for the time being.
Well here is a list of cities that are going to be much more Republican minded and I am sure you will be much happier in them than I would ever be.
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Probably jester loves amazing, gorgeous, exciting cities such as Tulsa, Oklahoma City, Omaha, Jacksonville, Birmingham, Dallas, Phoenix, etc etc
You're absolutely right, and I am in the planning stages of making my move in a few months!
I cant wait!
I am a strong believer that people should live where they are happiest. I would have no interest in living in the suburbs or a very Republican city, but people like my parents do love the suburbs which is the best fit for them, so I wish you the best of luck in finding that city that best fits yourself.
I am a strong believer that people should live where they are happiest. I would have no interest in living in the suburbs or a very Republican city, but people like my parents do love the suburbs which is the best fit for them, so I wish you the best of luck in finding that city that best fits yourself.
Thanks, and I agree with you 100%, and even though we are both polar opposites, I agree with you that people should live where they are the happiest and get the most fulfillment.
(as a side note, Luckily for me my wife is willing to relocate!)
Thanks, and I agree with you 100%, and even though we are both polar opposites, I agree with you that people should live where they are the happiest and get the most fulfillment.
(as a side note, Luckily for me my wife is willing to relocate!)
Sometimes that is the most important factor, I wouldn't of been able to move here without my fiancee agreeing to it first.
regardless of being polar opposite in views, I think it is important to be around people you agree with because it makes life easier, with less arguing, and it is also important to remember even polar opposites can work together because we are all human and we all live on the same planet and share a closed ecosystem, it is all about figuring out where there is a middle for everyone to agree with in some way. The real problems come when one side refuses to work with the other to solve problems (not differences.)
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Why do people always confuse antisocial with introvert? The two have nothing to do with each other.
