Friendliest cities in U.S.A tend to be in conservative states, unfriendliest cities are all in liberal states. (private school, education)

[Harrier]

Originally Posted by Don Draper

OP is ranting against liberal states when he lives in one of the most liberal states.

Weird

Someone has to live among the enemy in order to mount a proper counterattack.

[helenejen]

Originally Posted by Harrier

LOL at liberals deflecting by moving the goalposts.

You did that yourself when you changed the link's emphasis on cities to your emphasis on states.

[nevergoingback]

Originally Posted by Harrier

LOL at liberals deflecting by moving the goalposts.

Your rep/post ratio sums you up pretty well. Surprised people waste their time with your drivel. I'm moving on.

[Harrier]

Originally Posted by helenejen

You did that yourself when you changed the content of the link from its emphasis on cities to your emphasis on states.

Are you saying that when one says "Des Moines" that one should not mention the state and leave it up to someone to guess whether a person means New Mexico, Washington, or Iowa?

How about Auburn? California, Washington, or Alabama?

Springfield? Oregon, Missouri, or Illinois?

[Okipower120190]

Originally Posted by Harrier

Someone has to live among the enemy in order to mount a proper counterattack.

So fellow Americans who think differently than you are your enemies? Yep that's real friendly. I'm glad you enlightened me

[Harrier]

Originally Posted by nevergoingback

Your rep/post ratio sums you up pretty well. Surprised people waste their time with your drivel. I'm moving on.

Discuss the issues, not individuals - from the TOS(you know, that thing in which you promised to abide with when you joined the forum).

[nevergoingback]

Originally Posted by Harrier

Get off my lawn!!

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[Harrier]

Originally Posted by Okipower120190

So fellow Americans who think differently than you are your enemies? Yep that's real friendly. I'm glad you enlightened me

Politics is bloodless warfare.

Harrier assures you that liberals feel the same way.

Only they are even more militant.

[BentBow]

I don't know of one "city" that is really considered conservative.
With all the people packed in, you have to have a butt load of laws and control to keep everyone in line.

[helenejen]

Originally Posted by Harrier

Are you saying that when one says "Des Moines" that one should not mention the state and leave it up to someone to guess whether a person means New Mexico, Washington, or Iowa?

How about Auburn? California, Washington, or Alabama?

Springfield? Oregon, Missouri, or Illinois?

Here is the first line of your opening post:

Originally Posted by Harrier

The friendliest cities in U.S.A for 2013 tend to be in conservative states, and the unfriendliest cities are all in liberal states.

You weren't mentioning the states to help to identify the cities. You were focusing your argument on the states for purely partisan reasons, when that has nothing to do with the link.