Guess which state is the worst and which is best regarding business tax climate (money, New York)

[desertdetroiter]

Originally Posted by toryturner

Obviously she must appreciate living in a state where people aren't crowded in on top of each other like rats.

There's are reasons why Wyoming isn't crowded.

And those reasons aren't good.

Sparsely populated states are sparsely populated because they're not desirable for a myriad of reasons.

[desertdetroiter]

Originally Posted by armory

Elaborate?

Cold, miserable, icy winds from hell, standoffish provincial small minded and clannish people, no decent metro areas, lack of culture, etc...

Basically it's a dump. It has some topographical beauty in parts, but that's about it.,

[stiffnecked]

Originally Posted by desertdetroiter

Cold, miserable, icy winds from hell, standoffish provincial small minded and clannish people, no decent metro areas, lack of culture, etc...

Basically it's a dump. It has some topographical beauty in parts, but that's about it.,

If people wanted to live in those kinds of slum infested rat holes they would. Not every American wants to live in someone elses armpit.

[RaymondChandlerLives]

Wyoming is the quintessential red state.

An undesirable dump.

[desertdetroiter]

Originally Posted by stiffnecked

If people wanted to live in those kinds of slum infested rat holes they would. Not every American wants to live in someone elses armpit.

I grew up in the East Valley of Phoenix suburbs. Far from an armpit. Don't remember seeing any rats.

Metro area doesn't imply "slum."

It implies easy access to things that matter.

[toryturner]

Originally Posted by stiffnecked

If people wanted to live in those kinds of slum infested rat holes they would. Not every American wants to live in someone elses armpit.

I couldn't have said it better! Why people in large metropolitan areas think they live in utopia is beyond me.

[desertdetroiter]

Originally Posted by toryturner

I couldn't have said it better! Why people in large metropolitan areas think they live in utopia is beyond me.

You don't have to live IN one.

But it's damn sure ideal to live NEAR one. And by near, I don't mean having to drive 3 hours to get there.

[toryturner]

Originally Posted by desertdetroiter

You don't have to live IN one.

But it's damn sure ideal to live NEAR one. And by near, I don't mean having to drive 3 hours to get there.

Ideal for you. But not necessarily for those who choose to live in Wyoming.

[desertdetroiter]

Originally Posted by toryturner

Ideal for you. But not necessarily for those who choose to live in Wyoming.

You mean the people that can't leave Wyoming.

Anyway..

[chucksnee]

Originally Posted by pnwmdk

Can you read?

I said nothing about tax rates. I specifically referred to comments that appeared to imply Oregon is business friendly. It is not. I believe the original post's link had to do with TAX ENVIRONMENT, not necessarily business environment as a whole. Oregon has high unemployment, a regulatory environment that's near fatal to any venture, and the attitude from state government is that if you dare do anything besides get on welfare, you're a criminal needing punishment.

Then go start your own damn thread......what is this thread about...?

OBVIOUS it is not what you are talking about....


I can read and comprehend? Can YOU comprehend? Does not seem like it...