Anyone thinking of moving from their blue state to a more Free Red state?
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No, staying and fighting the libtards here in California, someone has to
This. In WA state the kids friends families seem to be moving right. Not sure if its enough short term. But there has been a noticeable shift.
I too am staying because of family. I will never know the fresh sunny feeling of freedom.
Yup. We are fleeing Washington for South Carolina in the spring.
Yep - One of our homes is in California and in an area that is fairly conservative. Geographically, California is conservative - the population centers around LA and the bay skew politics to the left.
The irony is that there are more republicans in California than CO, KS, NB, OK, IA, ID, SD and some other states combined.
Think about it all the time and we are taking steps to leave Colora…I mean, northeast California. It won’t happen for at least a year and a half though
I am in TX, and i want to move to a place that is not TX.
Moved to Florida from Colorado just over a year ago. It was fairly easy since my wife was born and raised in Florida and all her family is here. Our son moved to Florida about 1.5 years prior to us. The hardest part was leaving our granddaughter and my parents behind. Plane tickets are cheap though. No ragrats and life is much better here for myriad reasons. Colorado is an amazing place but the city centers are shit holes and not getting better. The politics are literally insane. But it's been in the plan for years even before Colorfornina went schizophrenic.
Florida is a really wild place. If it wasn’t for the oppressive heat of the 14 month long summers I could totally live in FL again
He probably wants to either A) get the fuck away from a city or 2) try to escape the fucking heat
I'm looking at Missouri, I can't operate in Colorado after Aug 26, so I want to be gone by Q1 26
Started the exfil plans... bought some property in north central Idaho this summer. Planning to get some of the utilities and dirt work done over the next couple years, and be ready to build when the wife retires.
I left the people's republic of MA seven years ago and moved to Alabama on three weeks notice. It is the best decision my wife and I ever made. We love it here. I'm getting close to retirement We've already decided that we're staying put.
Missouri is pretty red. Kansas City & St Louis is where the blue is concentrated. Plenty of rural land so you should be able to find suitable property for shooting.
Not that it's any of our biz, but do you have peeps there, or is it more about cost of land and taxes? I guess I assumed you'd go to Wyoming, Kansas, Arizona, South Dakota, based on you being in the Rockies.
More democrats also.
We know becuase ostensibly that seems to be all you send us.
That is a wild exaggeration. We have winter. I breakout the trousers twice last year.
Fuck no! Moving in general to a new house is a bitch enough as it is let alone to a new state.
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We welcome you to the RSs. We also request you vote accordingly so we can keep our better way of life. Too many move south for lower taxes and then vote the same damn way they always have.
I guess maybe a dumb question, but why won't you be able to operate after August of '26 ?
Lots of people have done it especially retirees.
I went from CA to AZ and after a couple years I miss my old part of cali a lot. It was up north about an hour from Tahoe. It sucks that the most beautiful state in the union fell to democrats.
I have more flannel shirts than I need.
If I wore a different one on every "cold" day, I'd probably have 1/2 dozen left come spring time.
All who are leaving one state for another, a little PSA reminder:
You will NOT be allowed to tell the residents of your new state how awesome your old state is (maybe was, but not "is"). Nobody wants to hear about how amazing your old state is, how you did things in your old state, and how people are in your old state...
Nothing drives a wedge between you and your new neighbors more than you, moving in and f@cking up property taxes etc... and then being subjected to your glowing pride in your "home state". The irony is that 99% of these people bitch about immigrants - legal or otherwise - doing the exact same thing, yet they are oblivious to their own version of doing it.
You will NOT be allowed to tell the residents of your new state how awesome your old state is (maybe was, but not "is"). Nobody wants to hear about how amazing your old state is, how you did things in your old state, and how people are in your old state...
Nothing drives a wedge between you and your new neighbors more than you, moving in and f@cking up property taxes etc... and then being subjected to your glowing pride in your "home state". The irony is that 99% of these people bitch about immigrants - legal or otherwise - doing the exact same thing, yet they are oblivious to their own version of doing it.
Did it in 2018, highly recommended. The quality of life improvement cant be overstated. Life is too short to be stuck in a place you hate. My only regret is I should have gone a decade earlier.
I'm in Texas ,the Democrats are trying real hard to flip us blue , hopefully that never happens , I'm too damn old old to move ,ain't doing it , I'll be found dead right where I'm at , might have to build a makeshift bunker and fend off the zombies but that's alright, I can make do.
The two best places to live: The one you just left and the one you’re moving to next.
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