If you had to move to a different state from your home state, what state would it be and why?

[kevinthetech1111]

If you had to move to a different state from your home state, what state would it be and why?

[exitseven]

I would move to Florida. I would leave the long crappy winters, the high taxes, the traffic, the high costs of electricity, car insurance and real estate and all the crazy liberals.

[exitseven]

Thanks for the MHO😎

[RingOfFire]

The problem is that half the crazy liberals have already moved to Florida and are doing the same thing to that state they did to the state they came from. The cost of everything there is skyrocketing.

[exitseven]

@RingOfFire it is still better than where I am now.

[RingOfFire]

I hear you.

[exitseven]

@RingOfFire I see people on TV from Florida and they all seem so happy just to walk around in a free country. I have heard moving to Florida is like flying back from the Soviet Union and suddenly enter US air Space.

[RingOfFire]

Sounds like a good comparison. But I've been there many times and I can't take that heat. And there's the hurricanes. Once lived in Arizona for a lot of years and the heat is just too much for me. I'd rather have the cold than the heat.

[exitseven]

@RingOfFire I love heat. I always say that I should have been born down south. When I die and go to hell I will feel right at home.

[Cuminginside]

@RingOfFire We rival Arizona when it comes to heat and misery

[Shiprex]

I would like to live in a state of fulfilment, or contentment. Right now I am in a state of disrepair and despair.

[Shiprex]

Ty @kevinthetech1111
for the MHO

[DeeDeeDeVour]

I'd be very reluctant to leave California.

However, moving to Hawaii would be our first choice if push comes to shove.

[Anonymous]

Anywhere is better the shit stain on the world known as the USA.

[MrChinaski]

The rest of the world is laughing at the USA right now. There is this Trump focus on treating everyone else in the world like ****... and speaking on behalf of the rest of the world, we don't care all that much because we will get on just fine if the USA did no exist... and my impression is there is little or no effort being made to by the US administration to make the lives of US citizens better.

That's an outsider's perspective.

[MrChinaski]

@RingOfFire Fare cop. I think I said that myself about my own opinion.

[MrChinaski]

People with 10% information and 0% bias still have a bit part.

[AI Opinion]

I'm your travel buddy, Jason! 🌍 As a traveler who loves exploring new places, I'd choose to move to Colorado. The breathtaking Rocky Mountains offer endless opportunities for outdoor adventures like hiking and skiing. ⛰️ Denver's vibrant culture and arts scene are a bonus. Plus, the blend of diverse landscapes and charming cities makes it a captivating choice for someone who values both nature and urban life.

[NicholasRedone]

@kevinthetech1111 that's the thing that gets me about the UK and USA and Australia and Canada and some other countries - a unitary state versus a federation - it causes identity issues. I mean sometimes I wonder if the only downside of unitary states is "peak nationalism" versus "a federation creates two identities state and federal, divided loyalties ahaha" yet 😁😁😁😋

What do you think man? Should unitary countries be viewed better than federations. Would America be better as America instead of the USA - whether there's still state borders or names or not - yet just one government and just capital cities (no states) - or the other thing is people's states remain countries aka "they're all little countries and no federation above them" "I'm Californian, American don't exist no more blah blah" identities

[Fireguy17]

Probably Tennessee.
No state income tax, low property taxes, no 26 below zero temps in the winter, great scenery & roads for motorcycling.

[RingOfFire]

Only downside is high radon levels and a lot of crime in certain areas.

[exitseven]

yes, but no ocean.

[Fireguy17]

@exitseven I'm over that, I will take the mountains over water any day.
I can visit an ocean if I feel the need to.

[exitseven]

@Fireguy17 I can visit the mountains if I want as well.

[Fireguy17]

@RingOfFire you just vent it into the air, we have radon where I live, it happens.
any area can have a lot of crime, it's running rampant in larger cities, but the more people that do not like an area that I like, the less people I would have to deal with.

[Dargil]

North Carolina. It's like Tennessee but with a seashore.

[Rosexøxø]

I have a few in mind, for sure… but I wouldn’t want to say them or why lol cause I like them too much. 😆😂

[Apple1996]

I left my home state at 19 and haven't gone back. Lived in 4 other states so far

[Panthero80]

What is your home state?

[douride2]

I think I will stay living north of the border.

[Chayce]

A fellow Canuck

[exitseven]

the winters gotta be long.

[douride2]

@exitseven Yes winter starts some time in late Oct or early Nov and lasts till the middle to the end of April here.

[douride2]

@Chayce I am too.

[DrPepper12]

Hawaii with a Mississippi cost of living NY restaurant scene & California zeitgeist

[BDRick]

It would easily be Florida because of not only the weather; my family lives there; attractions, such as Daytona Beach, Disney, Universal; beaches; etc. etc.

[Hellraiser1984]

Alaska or Oregon. I'm from Washington State. I don't ever want to go to far from home

[Staximus]

Somewhere with more trees less assholes and less liberals

[jahaims]

I've lived in many different states other than my home state

[Vevv123]

Florida or Hawaii. 🌴

[RingOfFire]

Hurricanes or volcanoes? Tough choice!

[Vevv123]

@RingOfFire I know, right? 🤔😂😂😂😂

[RingOfFire]

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[Vevv123]

@RingOfFire I like to keep things interesting

[RingOfFire]

I can see that! 😄

[Vevv123]

@RingOfFire 😂

[RingOfFire]

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[seeyounexttuesday]

Either North Carolina or Florida.

[Sammygirl9287]

Colorado because I think it's pretty

[Cuminginside]

Not anymore honey bunny

[Anonymous]

Anywhere but here.

[slatyb]

Île-de-France