Thread title

State with abortion ban and respect for 2nd amendment



So texas

Texas and Florida we kangs mane

new jersey

lol at boasting being the best place to live and wonder why people illegally immigrate there

NY if you can figure it out

FL without a doubt

With no competition

Alaska...then cuba.

I'm thinking long term....and I see Florida brahs already bitching about home prices, and there being too many people. I'm looking hard at Arkansas or Missouri.

New Mexico

Probably Wyoming srs. Fewest people, least infected by humanity.

I lived out there for a few years, most of the state is awful. It's windy and cold almost year round. The Yellowstone area is nice, but it's also really isolated, so unless you're a super MOGGER, like you say, and have your own private jet, it's a harsh place to live.

I've read some say this is the worst state.

Tennessee was almost as good as Texas.

I never understood people who say that. Albuquerque's also a better city than Denver imo. Milder climate, way less congested, cheaper, but also close to the mountains and skiing.

Texas is basically a 3rd world country.. their power grid makes Puerto Rico look like a super power.. those idiots are lost.. gets a little cold and literally thousands of them die.. gets a little hot and again literally thousand of them die. In marksmanship tournaments they are one of the lowest scoring states in America.. so the thing they value so much, they can't even use correctly.

they are literally America's down syndrome state.

Florida is starting to suck brah

NC seems like the GOAT. Charlotte is becoming the new financial sector of the US and Rahleigh is growing in tech. Better weather than Florida too, but def ****ter beaches.

Thinking about moving there. Already know a brah that did and he didn't regret.

I don't think I understand the question.

People from your country would killl each other just to smell texan air

It has the oldest state capital in the US.. Santa Fe

It has interesting history, look up, Coronado, Juan De Onate.

http://epicworldhistory.blogspot.com...lorer.html?m=1

What was it like, other than cold and windy? How do people get by with so little economic activity going on?

We're circling the drain here in AZ with all your tio's and abuelas here.

Idaho would be goat if they had a coast line

Florida is GOAT state right now

NC is great. Lots of good jobs, beaches and mountains, good schools, sports. Very green (meaning lots of trees). Good people. 4 seasons.

Then why can't I even find a landscaper for less than $100/hr?

Never heard of one charging by the hour, they always charge by the job in my experience. Maybe try a smaller independent guy.

Florida born n raised crew*

I lived in Laramie, so pretty much everyone I knew either worked at, or went to the University of Wyoming. I made a few friends while I was out there that were actually born and raised in Wyoming, and they all went into the military after high school, then to the university.

From what I understand most UW graduates end up in the Denver area, as there's not that much to do in Wyoming itself. Wyoming's a big coal state, so there's that, and those jobs tend to pay well. The northwest corner as you probably know is MOGGER central lol. The natives all hate the people who live out there. One of my friends was from up there, but he wasn't wealthy. His family had been out there for generations.

Laramie itself wasn't in that bad of a spot, it really felt like a far flung suburb of Denver. Fort Collins was 50 or so minutes away, and Denver itself was like a 2 hour drive. It was also close to the Snowy Range, which is beautiful, and less known about than other spots in the Rockies, so not crowded. I'd also drive down to Steamboat Springs and Estes Park, that was pretty close too. My favorite area to explore was Poudre Canyon Rd between Fort Collins and Walden. The closer you'd get to Walden, the less people there'd be. I'd often drive around there and I would have that whole area to myself. The mountains south of Walden would be the same.

Outside of Laramie and the NW corner, the rest of the state is pretty sad. Cheyenne is flat and ugly, but closer to the outer Denver suburbs. Casper is in the middle of nowhere and super isolated. Rock Springs looks like the deserts in remote New Mexico, except it gets way colder in the winter. The eastern part of the state is sort of like rolling high plains. Everywhere seemed like it was crazy windy. Laramie itself would maybe get 3 decent months out of the year: June, July, and August. When I was out there it snowed in late May and early September. I didn't mind the snow, but the extreme cold was hard to deal with. There'd be weeks when the temp wouldn't go above 0F. Imagine a high of -15F and a low of -35F, that's without windchill.

I've lived in Illinois, Ohio, Florida, Arizona, Texas, and Wyoming, and out of those I liked Wyoming the least, even though I love the mountains. It's just too damn cold for too long. That said though, I hate the cold, some people don't mind it as much. I think I'd rather live in Laramie than most of the Denver area.

This is just my opinion. My mom for example loved it out there, so did my friends.