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That's what they do.
They move in
They get jobs in the schools
They start shutting down the rural area economies and sending child welfare workers in to seize the kids/destroy the culture:
14 new positions for child welfare in Roseburg, and new (additional) cw *supervisors* all across the state:
State of Oregon SSS1 (Child Protective Services Assessment Worker/FOURTEEN Positions) Job in Roseburg, OR | Glassdoor
Roseburg just happens to be a stronghold of guns rights defenders.
The commies were not happy when community members asserted that they were going to fucking pack on the campuses, despite the best efforts of the POS college administrators who tried to use the campus shooting there as an excuse to disarm their college students.
No I have no interest in Boise. The cockroach commies have taken it over, just like they took over Bend, Portland and Eugene in Oregon.
Portland has been liberal for decades .. GREAT city!
That's what they do.
They move in
They get jobs in the schools
They start shutting down the rural area economies and sending child welfare workers in to seize the kids/destroy the culture:
14 new positions for child welfare in Roseburg, and new (additional) cw *supervisors* all across the state:
State of Oregon SSS1 (Child Protective Services Assessment Worker/FOURTEEN Positions) Job in Roseburg, OR | Glassdoor
Roseburg just happens to be a stronghold of guns rights defenders.
The commies were not happy when community members asserted that they were going to fucking pack on the campuses, despite the best efforts of the POS college administrators who tried to use the campus shooting there as an excuse to disarm their college students.
Well you've better run from those damned liberals - perhaps escape to Alabama?
No wait - they just elected a commie to the Senate .. no good.
PS: If you live in Roseburg, OR and there are too many commies for you there .. you probably won't be happy anywhere ;-)
Sanctuary city full of mentally ill, homeless antifa and enviro whack jobs.
"Portland has a huge homeless population. This is one of the first things tourists notice about Portland. Visitors arrive at the airport, take the light rail to downtown, and they inevitably get asked for money. Even our governor was ‘stunned’ by the number of campers in Portland when she came to town. Oregon’s homeless population rose by nearly nine percent last year. That’s a much bigger percentage increase than Washington and California."
"In 2013, Oregon’s on time graduation rate (4 years) was the lowest of any state in the country at 69%. We have improved to 74% since then, but a big part of the improvement is due to the revised definition of “graduates.”
The 3 Biggest Problems with Portland
Sanctuary city full of mentally ill, homeless antifa and enviro whack jobs.
"Portland has a huge homeless population. This is one of the first things tourists notice about Portland. Visitors arrive at the airport, take the light rail to downtown, and they inevitably get asked for money. Even our governor was ‘stunned’ by the number of campers in Portland when she came to town. Oregon’s homeless population rose by nearly nine percent last year. That’s a much bigger percentage increase than Washington and California."
"In 2013, Oregon’s on time graduation rate (4 years) was the lowest of any state in the country at 69%. We have improved to 74% since then, but a big part of the improvement is due to the revised definition of “graduates.”
The 3 Biggest Problems with Portland
All big cities have homeless issues. Hell, Boise has a homeless issue but we're working on it.
Both Boise AND Portland are among the cleanest and safest medium to large cities in the country!
Lol. Good, stay there.
Actually my plan is to retire back in Portland (where I lived for 11 years) Bend, or the Southern Oregon Coast (Gold Beach or Brookings).
Plenty of commies so I'll be right at home!
Lol. Good, stay there.
Actually my plan is to retire back in Portland (where I lived for 11 years) Bend, or the Southern Oregon Coast (Gold Beach or Brookings).
Plenty of commies so I'll be right at home!
You know, those are really nice places and quite scenic. Only thing that stops me from going there is all the rain.
People in Oregon don't tan, they rust.
Bend has turned into a commie pit.You know, those are really nice places and quite scenic. Only thing that stops me from going there is all the rain.
People in Oregon don't tan, they rust.
Good point with regard to Portland and the southern OR coast. That's kind of why we moved over to Boise.
However Bend gets half the precip per year that Portland does and they have around 270 sunny or mostly sunny days. Portland averages 140.
You know, those are really nice places and quite scenic. Only thing that stops me from going there is all the rain.
People in Oregon don't tan, they rust.
Good point with regard to Portland and the southern OR coast. That's kind of why we moved over to Boise.
However Bend gets half the precip per year that Portland does and they have around 270 sunny or mostly sunny days. Portland averages 140.
But..................I also have to say, they don't get that much snow, because it drops as rain as it goes over the Cascades, and then turns into snow (mostly).
I like to ride bicycles, but I don't like riding in the rain.
But..................I also have to say, they don't get that much snow, because it drops as rain as it goes over the Cascades, and then turns into snow (mostly).
I like to ride bicycles, but I don't like riding in the rain.
Yep, same here. Portland used to make us damn depressed. Especially the last two years we were there when we got double the normal precip.
There are pretty much three months a year you can count on nice weather in P-town - July through September.
One of the prettiest cities in the country though when the sun shines and it stays green all summer.
Btw: If you like to bike you'd love it here in Boise spring through fall. Our greenbelt is pretty awesome. I can ride from my place to Lucky Peak Lake (32 miles round trip) without going through a single traffic light or being anywhere near a car!
Greenbelt - City of Boise
And now we can SURF! (phase two coming next summer)
Why? - Despite all the fluffing from Trump .. Coal is dead & the Fat Lady sings.
Half of Idaho's neighbors are in the top five. All but one are in the top 13.
The "but one" is Wyoming. It's dead last: 51st out of a possible 51 (our ranking is adjusted for population and includes Washington, D.C.). Wyoming lost 1.0 percent of its population in 2017 even as Idaho was gaining 2.2 percent.
On the surface, the two states appear to have much in common. They share a border, a birth month (July 1890) and even — for a few brief heady months in 1863 — membership in the "Idaho Territory."
Wyoming has long been the nation's coal king. The vast operations of the Powder River Basin produce more coal than all but a handful of states put together. But cheap natural gas has reduced power plants' dependence on the mineral. Wyoming's mines are shipping out fewer tons of coal and getting paid less for each of them.
That helps explain why the state went from the fourth-fastest growing in 2012 (D.C. was first that year) to rock bottom in 2017.
Why people really want to move to Idaho but are fleeing our neighbor, Wyoming
I'll be of a mind to move my tax base out of Virginia should it continue its recent stumble along The Path of Error.
What do they do for fun in Idaho?
You know, I might consider coming up there some summer. 32 miles and no cars or lights? I'm in!
If I did decide to come up there, can you take me on some of the rides you enjoy and do you have a place I can rent?
I find it AWESOME that you guys have surfing up there. That alone is a reason for me to travel there.
