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I live in the Bay Area and I keep saying I live in a bubble. Each city here is different from the next and as you go away from the Bay Area, it's like living in a red state sometimes.
 
you Can get a 5br, 2 story home in texas for like 250-300k.... in Florida, 300k gone get you a 3x1 in the hood.

The cost of living in Texas is second to none. My fiance and I closed on a lakeside 5 year-old 2 story 4 bedroom, 2.5 bathroom house over the summer for about 240k. I honestly don't think I could manage in another state. I was born and raised in Texas so I honestly don't have any other experiences to compare it to.
 
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#ThingsRacistsSay
 
I think there are huge fallacies in which racism is alive only in red states/cities & that if you vote republican, you are a racist lol


didn't vote for trump if it matters
 
Why would they fear racism if they are not the target, that is their system put in place for their protection, put in place by them......

that was definitely a typo on my part. Meant to put being called a racist. I edited

But its pretty clear that the socialist boogeyman was why Biden did so poorly in latino and hispanic communities.
 
The only thing I got out of last night is that white people fear socialism far more than racism.
The fact that people ate it all up when talking about Joe ******* Biden is evidence at how potent and effective the propoganda is :lol: :smh:.

Didn't even matter what his record has been nor anything that came out of his own mouth.

Doesn't matter if it's got no basis in reality. Repeat a lie enough times, however big a lie, and more and more folks will perceive it as fact at one point.

Big lesson in controlling the narrative which GOP are experts at unfortunately.

Policies aimed at helping the many are automatically considered suspicious and dangerous by default by large swathes of the country who in turn vote for policies not meant to benefit anyone besides the few. The decades of red scare propoganda and fear mongering has had a deep generational impact on political discourse irregardless of historical contexts.

Same propoganda impacted racial relations and civil rights for decades too when all arguments against segregation where always tossed aside and branded as a Jewish communist plot to destroy the country and WASP political domination
 
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No. If I vote blue and live in a blue community, why would I move because the community 30 miles away votes red?
Now if this was the 50s 60s 70s and even the early 80s, yes I would have to relocate or risk violence.
We own guns and ammunition now so they can act a fool if they want to :emoji_gun:🔫
Being a Canadian gun ownership is also something I know nothing about.
 
No. If I vote blue and live in a blue community, why would I move because the community 30 miles away votes red?
Now if this was the 50s 60s 70s and even the early 80s, yes I would have to relocate or risk violence.
We own guns and ammunition now so they can act a fool if they want to :emoji_gun:🔫

Just sold my house in Frisco and moving to Desoto.

I don't know of many places in America that are predominantly Black, over half the businesses are Black owned, over half the Black adults are college educated and crime is low.

I'm good.
 

It's almost as if you don't know that a significant number of hispanics in the US identify as white.

But let's think about the weak *** implication Krugman is trying to cling to here.

Trump outperformed polls with Hispanics. He out performed polls.

Trump outperformed polls with some black votes (wtf does that even mean?)

These aren't the gotcha points you think they are. :lol:
 
I live in the Bay Area and I keep saying I live in a bubble. Each city here is different from the next and as you go away from the Bay Area, it's like living in a red state sometimes.
you can just go down to the marina and it's hella different
you might not see the signs up, but there are definitely red in there
 
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