More and more, It's becoming a cesspit.
The country in general has had high levels of immigration in the past 20 years. To give you a flavour of it, the town that I work in is now 30% non-white. This is a major demographic shift in the space of 20 years.
I've seen all the services crumble. Now there is always so much traffic. I don't believe in all the Co2 bollocks, but I do believe in pollution.
Since convid84 house prices and rents have literally risen by 50%. That's in the space of 3 years. Do you think salaries have made so much movement? It used to be a place where there was a low cost of living and low housing. Not any more.
More and more there is a greater encroachment of state power and bureaucracy with a deleterious impact on invididual autonomy and freedom.
The place that I live in is quite suburban and staddles beautiful English countryside. But you still feel the encroach. The pressure on housing to build on those last bits of green sanctuary.
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805 opinions shared on Family & Friends topic. I love it!
I have 30 acres of oak grassland on a west-facing slope with an amazing view in the western Sierra Nevada foothills.
I have an excellent well, a grid-tied solar voltaic system, a small orchard with 18 varieties of fruit trees, decorative trees, bushes and flowers, some established herb bushes, and veggie gardens.
I love the deer, quail, turkey, and other birds and wildlife that abounds.
If I could ask for anything else, it would be to be close to the pacific ocean. But I'm content.
My property is a bit like this, but with more oak trees and a few pines. And there are some big, moss rocks.
It is as green as Ireland in the spring.23 Reply
Asker1 yYou should build an underground bunker lol
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@ChicoFromThe305. That's one of the things I would do if I was a billionaire. LOL
Asker1 yYou can save a lot if you build it yourself lol
1 yI absolutely love where I live. I live in Los Angeles, California. I was born and raised here. I’ll travel and go visit other places, but I’ll never move out of California. I might buy a house somewhere and have it as a vacation house but California will always be my home.
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Asker1 yIts rumored that Cali is being used as a social experiment.
1.1K opinions shared on Family & Friends topic. Objectively speaking it would be 50/50. It has some advantages, it has some disadvantages too.
Subjectively speaking, I would prefer living closer to nature/close to sea rather than in the heart of the city, although like I said it also has some advantages.21 Reply
Asker1 yLiving by the sea you get the sea breeze and you can tell cause you can smell it, although if there was going to be a isunami, you'd be wishing you were in the middle of the city lol
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m 1 yYeah I do, it’s lovely n flat, fairly quiet, wildlife, not too far a drive from Cambridge. Nice local pubs, decent eating places, nice for afternoon walks or early morning runs. Oh and the biggest risk is from angry squirrels and a neighbour had his lawn mower stolen and 5 years ago.
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Asker1 ySounds peaceful
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Not exactly but very similar to this.
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Asker1 yLooks pretty cool I guess
1 yI do, It's a part of Michigan that is relatively calm weather wise. We have four distinct seasons but mostly no real extremes. except for the occasional winter blast that can wreck havoc every couple of years. I'm back off the road away from traffic in the country with some acreage (fields, meadows and woods) and a river. I can see my neighbors but they're not that close to me. Its peaceful and quiet, lots of wildlife around. Several lakes nearby, several big cities a short drive away and a village close by for my needs. I'm very happy where I live, I definitely feel blessed.
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1 yI love where I live. Wouldn't trade it for the world.
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Asker1 yWell if I lived in mandalore I'd be happy too
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When I own my home I'll name it that. Mandylore lol
Asker1 yThat would satisfy my soul
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Haha
667 opinions shared on Family & Friends topic. Yes
High quality infrastructure, "free" high quality healthcare and not abusing the hell out of it's citizens in every possible aspect.
An upgrade would be a region with world class beaches nearby.
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Asker1 yWhere is this?
Asker1 yInteresting choice, why Thailand?
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And HOT HOT HOT!!
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@midnightmoon05 all year long, so i can go to the beaches anytime
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I hope you get to go visit soon. Any particular city you are interested in?
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@midnightmoon05 Me hopes that too.
Me is looking at Pattaya primarly. I want to see Bangkok and Phuket too. And I want to visit their islands too. - 1 y
We visited Bangkok, chiang Mai and Koh Samui. It was hot and sticky.
We stayed at our resort/AC and away from the sun… easily get sun burn.
The locals are used to the heat and they work in the heat and eat in the heat!! Amazing! Be prepare to have lots of sun block. - 1 y
@midnightmoon05 yes. I'm thinking of using an umbrella to block some of the unhinged sun rays
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A lot of the women cover up to stay away from the sun.
Still the sickness I was pretty bad. - 1 y
@midnightmoon05 covering from direct sunlight is something i did too and will likely do again. Got pretty strong hate for it from a few people, my mother and my siblings 🙃 sometimes i think being hated is better than being liked but being put in heavy discomfort
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1 ynope
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Asker1 yLol.
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1 yYes I love it. It’s beautiful. No it’s not Harlem 😂
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Asker1 yIf it would've, that would've been insane 😂
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I did live in Harlem. It has its own charm.
I live in CT since Covid … lots of trees very beautiful and peaceful.
Asker1 yWhat charms does Harlem have?
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Culture the old NY and the bums and the shootings etc..
Asker1 yHood fireworks lol
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Exactly!
3.8K opinions shared on Family & Friends topic. I want to move to Florida. I live in a real moonbat state. I would like to get out of here while I can still get top dollar for my house.
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Asker1 ySounds like that window might be closing
Asker1 ySelling ASAP sounds like a good plan
m 1 yI 💜 my place, yes, especially in summer :)
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Asker1 yIts not humid I assume
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1hr drive from the ocean so it is humid I'd say but we can't have everything, so yeah, weather is not the best trait here lol. The best traits I see are: river city, the general atmosphere, culture, and the increasing presence of greenery, total pop of 300k is also a balanced number for my taste, to ensure the diversity I need without the overcrowded I don't need.
Asker1 yInteresting
1 yI'm definitely blessed to have grown up as I did in the area I live in. It's a great area, but I wouldn't say I want to live here the rest of my life. I have other places in mind when I move out.
10 Replyyes peaceful nice to just step out into nature
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Asker1 yWhere?
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1 yYes and no.
All 4 seasons but I hate winter. NYC but it's so expensive.
Lots of services but high taxes
Great schools but expensive uni
Any cuisine you want but $$$
Need a car / public transit bad
Eclectic demographics & racist
Lots of entertainment but $$$
It's just too expensive to live here and that is limiting no matter how great the amenities.00 Reply
Anonymous(30-35)1 yabsolutely not. but i am stuck and have no idea how to change that.
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Asker1 yThat sucks anon 🙃
I do. I live on the edge of a national forest!
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Asker1 yThat's pretty fire, best way to hide from police helicopters is in a forest without a doubt
Asker1 yI mean just in case, you never know
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1 yNo, I like where I used to live 5 years ago! If I had the money, I'd keep this as a kind of second home and maybe turn part of it into a recording studio.
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Anonymous(45 Plus)1 yNope we're becoming saturated with immigrants that don't want to integrate into our society and way of life
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Asker1 yThat sounds terrible
1 yBeautiful location, but it's hard to grow crops here, and there are lots of trashy, half-civilized residents.
10 ReplyOur Retirement Community apartment has it's good points, and not-so-good points, but overall, I like it
10 Reply864 opinions shared on Family & Friends topic. I used to, but now there's way too many bums and liberals
10 ReplyGeorgia
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Asker1 yI heard they got the best onions there
Asker1 yYea, sweet onions, I drove by Georgia once, I like how they had a lot of god related posters, it was pretty cool
Asker1 y💯💯💯
Them Vidalia onions are indeed great.
Anonymous(36-45)1 yNo I don't, I don't like my apartment and building, I don't like my neighborhood, I don't like my city, region and country.
10 Reply474 opinions shared on Family & Friends topic. yes but I like somewhere else more
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Asker1 yWhere? 🤔
Asker1 yRussia lol
I love nyc but I'd rather to be in my hometown
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Asker1 yWhich is?
Asker1 yI see.
4.9K opinions shared on Family & Friends topic. Yes, I love where I live
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Asker1 yMR 305 MR WORLDWIDE
1 yYes I do love where I live!
10 Reply339 opinions shared on Family & Friends topic. Yes. The local council is shit though.
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1 yYes, generally.
10 Reply1.4K opinions shared on Family & Friends topic. Damn skippy. Iowa represent! IYKYK.
10 ReplyAbsolutely not!
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Asker1 yWhy not lol
1 yNot really.
10 ReplyIt’s fine.
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1 yNope, hate it. I'm moving soon
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1 yyes ,
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1 yI do
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1 yI love it.
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