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Originally Posted by trlcavscout
I escaped NY just before it started to get real bad-just before last summer.
Like it was said before-no matter where your going to run to it still will follow and sooner or later you will have to fight for your rights.
I like it here and I will fight to keep the demsosialistikprogressives from ruining this state.
You have to make a stand sometime,or sit it out with regrets...
yup, house is on the market, got a new job lined up in WY. Can't wait.Quote:
Originally Posted by SG1
Colorado is worth the fight. California lost the fight twenty years ago. Colorado is no where near that point. There has to be a front line somewhere and my opinion is that Colorado is the state for the fight.
I'm a new resident of CO from CA, I bring two red votes to the state and a commitment to fight for our American rights. Stay or leave, but be prepared to fight where ever you reside.
I'm wrapping up a trip in Charlotte NC. The downtown area that they call uptown is extremely clean and very family friendly. I haven't smelled marijuana in almost a week and its been very pleasant. Imagine walking the 16th street Amal without having to step over bums or get hit up by street kids asking for money.
My wife and I are making the move here in the coming months. Charlotte sits on the SC border and while NC tends to be a swing state because a lot of NY liberals have moved in SC is EXTREMELY conservative. There are many SC cities that are considered suburbs of Charlotte so you can work in Charlotte while living in SC. SC is also very affordable compared to Denver I paid $2.89 a gallon for gas today thanks to their low taxes :)
We gave Texas a lot of consideration but there's to many non English speakers there and it's got to be one of the ugliest states in the union.
Running is a bad idea. Fact is they will corner us in say 10 progun states then write an Amendment repealing the 2nd. It is better to fight while you can.
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Originally Posted by whiskey
Agreed, we gotta keep this state great and you can stay because you bring red votes.
This state is too good to run from. Running is quiting and I can't quit on this state regardless, TX Sucks, WY blows SC is too far East ID is becoming Rich CA setteling ground. Hold your ground men and keep this state!!!!!!!!!! Wars are not won by running away!
I respect everyone's decisions and I know they're not made lightly.
We're here to stay. We've bought a house, contribute to our community and it'll take more than a$$hole politicians to drive us out.
The political pendulum always swings furthest in one direction before it returns the other way. The politicos are tempaorary. Our plans and lives have no room in our pockets for greedy politicians.
The line in the sand is drawn. We've chosen Colorado, and it was not a choice made lightly. Together we stand, right?
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Originally Posted by BigDee
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Originally Posted by HBARleatherneck
I had lived in Charleston, SC for a few years before moving here. (I'm not from there, or here).
I really liked it. All winter long I miss it especially badly.
What I'd miss most is there is no public property to just go get lost in. No great spots to bike or run.
But politically, and just the whole environment in general, I really miss South Carolina.
I'm assuming you guys are talking Rock Hill area. I do miss the Carolinas. I wouldn't mind retiring back there, or at least being seasonal.