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What good is perfect weather if you are afraid to go outside?
Not much. Who's afraid to go outside? I mean, tourists can be an annoyance but hey - they they spend thousands to come see what I think of as "Tuesday", so... Dolphins along the beach today, sailing season has started, life is pretty good.
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A lot of Californians are moving to TN. Chattanooga is becoming a cool city especially for young people. Many have moved to NC, especially Asheville and Raleigh. Which is why I won't be moving there! Why leave California only to live with them again while they ruin the next state?
They are ruining many Texas cities also and have already ruined Austin!
I don't see Tokyo having masses of homeless crapping in the street, people holed up in gated communities afraid to walk around outside after dark or students who can't graduate high school because the can't do algebra.
Lol, that is correct.
Japan also has exremely strict immigration policies. Think that may be a factor?
Insecure people and those without enough earning power enjoy trashing the #1 "CAPITALISM" state in the USA - even as they extol how great Capitalism is. It's funny...if it weren't so sad. Without California this country would be hurting. Those CA. jobs and innovations are responsible for 10's of millions of jobs elsewhere in the country...and world.
It's not like "Well, Alabama would have gotten around to those innovations...eventually". Nope! Most of the Confederacy and other areas were set back many many decades by their refusal to adopt modern economies (yes, even in 1850...and before..and after).
Luckily for civilized people, California and New England and other innovative places are now spreading the goods everywhere...so, with the internet and jet travel and A/C, etc. it's possible to have the best of all worlds.
But I was always taught not to be an ingrate. You don't forget who brought you to the dance....and that happens to be all the greats of history, currently skewed heavily toward Cali.
Tennessse sounds like a better state to live in than Oklahoma.
I’ve been to Oklahoma and I found it to be a nice place. Eastern OK looks a lot like Arkansas ozarks, wide open spaces in the West. I found the people there friendly and also noticed how clean of a state it is.
Insecure people and those without enough earning power enjoy trashing the #1 "CAPITALISM" state in the USA - even as they extol how great Capitalism is. It's funny...if it weren't so sad. Without California this country would be hurting. Those CA. jobs and innovations are responsible for 10's of millions of jobs elsewhere in the country...and world.
It's not like "Well, Alabama would have gotten around to those innovations...eventually". Nope! Most of the Confederacy and other areas were set back many many decades by their refusal to adopt modern economies (yes, even in 1850...and before..and after).
Luckily for civilized people, California and New England and other innovative places are now spreading the goods everywhere...so, with the internet and jet travel and A/C, etc. it's possible to have the best of all worlds.
But I was always taught not to be an ingrate. You don't forget who brought you to the dance....and that happens to be all the greats of history, currently skewed heavily toward Cali.
Ahhhh...lookie there.....you know, Alabama per capita has more engineers than any other state in the U.S. (yes including your precious state)......
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