[wgmalabama]

Moved to NY (ok Long Island ) when I was 10. No offense but that place blows and the liberals ruled it then. Lesbian / homo teachers in elementary school is not the way kids need to learn these people exist but even worse to have to deal with this is normal BS. It was 1979 or so and I hated it and was so glad to leave. They were also the most prejudice group of ass holes ever. Wanted to put me a grade down just because I came up from the south. They honestly thought indoor plumbing might be fairly new to me. I didn’t know much about perversion, Jews, Italians, Polish, homos.... But I knew my reading writing and arithmetic better than they did at their grade. Long story short, I hated them and they hated me. Fair enough but values, I didn’t see any but the worship of money, perversion and segregation. JMHO.

[Impala64ssa]

values, I didn't see any but the worship of money, perversion and segregation. JMHO.
One by-product of "New York values" has been lot of projection when it comes to race relations and bigotry. I lived just 20 miles from NYC in Rockland and down the road from our house was a dilapidated old building, a tavern from the late 1800's that, until the 50's or so was used as a local klan meeting house. I remember my parents telling me nobody burned crosses in daBronx, only real estate offices on Pelham Parkway, Riverdale and other "good" neighborhoods that dared to show co-ops or townhouses to those "G-Ddamned n****rs" or "filthy sp*cs", that's what progressives call them when they think no one's paying attention. "oh sh*t, there goes the neighborhood" was an infamous battle cry, and still is wherever limo liberals live.