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I am looking for an optimal mix of freedom and jobs.
North Dakota
How about freedom, jobs, and trees.....
Well, do come out and visit Oregon. Just don't stay. You won't like it here.
The one thing I did not like about Oregon is the Welcome Signs. They sort of imply Welcome, have a nice visit, don't forget to leave".Love the Coast.
I visited Oregon a couple summers ago. Beautiful place. The only funny thing was they wouldn't let me pump my own gas, they had to do it for me. Said it was for my own safety, like we were fueling the Space Shuttle or something. Weird.
Georgia, the women are the finest in the world. Believe me!
They don't have that as a criterion.I am looking for an optimal mix of freedom and jobs.
North Dakota
How about freedom, jobs, and trees.....
Georgia, the women are the finest in the world. Believe me!
Try building a fence, replacing a hot water heater, or a window.
Oh my god!
Building codes......Where is Martin Luther King when ya need him?
I thought you were free, to do what you want, any old time.
I can build a fence, install a hot water heater or replace a window without any government interference.
That's freedom brother.
Here, my rights only end where yours begin.
There, your rights end wherever the government tells you they end.
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I don't think its so much the state you live in.
As long as you don't live in a city, you can find that slice of happiness and not have to worry about making a wrong turn or being in the wrong hood
Well, doesn't the state law matter. My impression is that places like California, Washington, and Oregon should be taken off the list entirely, no mater which city you choose. Am I wrong to think so?
The one thing I did not like about Oregon is the Welcome Signs. They sort of imply Welcome, have a nice visit, don't forget to leave".
I visited Oregon a couple summers ago. Beautiful place. The only funny thing was they wouldn't let me pump my own gas, they had to do it for me. Said it was for my own safety, like we were fueling the Space Shuttle or something. Weird.
New Jersey is the same way.
And they charge a quarter more a gallon to do it.
That is what the law is about there, they con folks into believing it is a safety issue.
Protectionism of obsolete jobs.
Consumers be damned.
We let you pump your own gas here and you save a ton.
North Dakota
How about freedom, jobs, and trees.....
Trees too. For sure.
I actually like the criteria that these guys at US States - Rate & Review Places at Rate A Place came up with:
- safety
- civil liberties
- economy
- infrastructure
- recreation
- affordability
That's a pretty detailed approach. I wish what all of you have written here could have been summarized at a rating site like that.
I may actually write about New York State there. Anyone wants to join the effort?
New York State has long been the wrong place for a conservative to live in. But where can I move? I need to move to a state with maximum liberties and yet with vibrant economy and infrastructure.
I did some researching online, but to no avail. There's a state reviews website at US States - Rate & Review Places at Rate A Place, but it looks like a new website and, despite a good approach, there are no ratings/reviews.
So what do you think are the top states from such prospective?
What is it that you want to do that NY is prevevnting you from doing?
It's liberal shit hole number 1. Nanny state. An utter pile of Yankee crap. I saw some data on the worst states to live in terms of freedom and NY was the worst followed by that shit stain New Jersey if I remember correctly.
New York State has long been the wrong place for a conservative to live in. But where can I move? I need to move to a state with maximum liberties and yet with vibrant economy and infrastructure.
I did some researching online, but to no avail. There's a state reviews website at US States - Rate & Review Places at Rate A Place, but it looks like a new website and, despite a good approach, there are no ratings/reviews.
So what do you think are the top states from such prospective?
There are millions of New York transplants in Florida. No state TAx. Climate is good, No worries about burning coal to stay warm. Beaches, fishing, shopping, and alligators. What more could you ask for?
New York State has long been the wrong place for a conservative to live in. But where can I move? I need to move to a state with maximum liberties and yet with vibrant economy and infrastructure.
I did some researching online, but to no avail. There's a state reviews website at US States - Rate & Review Places at Rate A Place, but it looks like a new website and, despite a good approach, there are no ratings/reviews.
So what do you think are the top states from such prospective?
There are millions of New York transplants in Florida. No state TAx. Climate is good, No worries about burning coal to stay warm. Beaches, fishing, shopping, and alligators. What more could you ask for?
I visited Oregon a couple summers ago. Beautiful place. The only funny thing was they wouldn't let me pump my own gas, they had to do it for me. Said it was for my own safety, like we were fueling the Space Shuttle or something. Weird.
New Jersey is the same way.
And they charge a quarter more a gallon to do it.
That is what the law is about there, they con folks into believing it is a safety issue.
Protectionism of obsolete jobs.
Consumers be damned.
We let you pump your own gas here and you save a ton.
They have tried to change the law in NJ to allow you to pump your own gas. It fails every time. I saw what happened in NY when they put in self serve. You save five cents a gallon and eventually that savings disappears as gas prices rise and fall. NJ has the cheapest gas in the region right now. I would just as soon have them pump it
