Sad

[bnolsen]

I got here in 1994 when the boom was just getting into full swing. But the past few years the politics and policies are definitely turning this place into some place I'm not pleased with. I'm starting to feel like a foreigner here. My kids go to a magnet school and the parents are by and large sneering leftists from out of state. My daughter says that most kids in her middle school homeroom don't even stand for the pledge of allegiance. Wyoming? Idaho? Montana? Which state is going to be most freedom loving and resilient to getting overrun by leftists?

[bnolsen]

I am sure WV residents says the same thing about Colorado people there:
"Y'all damn yuppy Colorado people from school of mines taking all our mining jobs...."

University of Missouri - Rolla or Missouri Tech or whatever it is they call it nowadays likely takes more of those jobs anyways :-p School of Mines is decent but can't touch Rolla for the quality and availability of training.

[Rumline]

Wyoming? Idaho? Montana? Which state is going to be most freedom loving and resilient to getting overrun by leftists?

None? I don't think conservative values will be politically relevant much longer (to the extent they still are). Much more important to virtue signal than be a responsible upstanding citizen.

[68Charger]

How dare you not stay and FIGHT!!

Call it a tactical retreat... Why haven't y'all moved to Texas to ensure it doesn't turn blue???

because if TX falls, then all of us are fucked on a Federal level... eventually the cycles will come around the other way- but question is just how far are we going to go to the left first?

[BladesNBarrels]

Last summer a new member of the Neighborhood message board posted that she was new to Colorado and was looking for like-minded people to form a politically active group to change the culture.
What?
She doesn't even look around and find out what Colorado's climate is before she wants to change it.
If she didn't like the culture, why move here?

Sorry, just jumped on my soap box to vent

[Irving]

Did you tell her that?

[Ronin13]

Last summer a new member of the Neighborhood message board posted that she was new to Colorado and was looking for like-minded people to form a politically active group to change the culture.
What?
She doesn't even look around and find out what Colorado's climate is before she wants to change it.
If she didn't like the culture, why move here?

Sorry, just jumped on my soap box to vent

That's the problem. They are like a virus. They can't peacefully coexist with those who don't think JUST LIKE THEM.. they come in, "change the culture," it all goes to shit (surprise!), then move and change that new location to the culture that just destroyed where they came from. We need a anti-viral to help fight the virus, and it sure ain't logic, cause we've tried that and it didn't work.

[Irving]

That's the problem. They are like a virus. They can't peacefully coexist with those who don't think JUST LIKE THEM.. they come in, "change the culture," it all goes to shit (surprise!), then move and change that new location to the culture that just destroyed where they came from. We need a anti-viral to help fight the virus, and it sure ain't logic, cause we've tried that and it didn't work.

I'd say that this is hardly the problem at all. People like to point their fingers at this issue, but sheer population density is a much larger issue.

[Great-Kazoo]

Call it a tactical retreat... Why haven't y'all moved to Texas to ensure it doesn't turn blue???

because if TX falls, then all of us are fucked on a Federal level... eventually the cycles will come around the other way- but question is just how far are we going to go to the left first?

Umm Tejas has already fallen. Texicans are just in denial about it.

[xjtwo]

Glad people are actually moving out of the state....now if we can get more to follow.


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