This is my story, in a nutshell. And why I’ve been posting so many vanities about states and their cultures.
I want to be with those who I want to be with. Period. It has nothing to do with racism, it has everything to do with our cultures.
I don’t want nail salons, tattoo parlors, and tanning salons. These are signs of cultures that I want nothing to do with.
Public transportation is another hotspot in my decision. I know that all public transportation does is shuffle poor people to poor people activities. The percentage of people who use public transportation to get to work (in skilled jobs) is so low that I don’t even feel bad saying this.
Look at the CT busway / train plan. All it is popping up low-income, minority populated housing (With no parking lots, funny enough) and then bringing those civil indigents to convenience stores for blunts, pharmacies for pills and low-end grocery stores and sneaker shops.
These bus lines also drop off at the edge of the rich communities so the elite’s maids can get to their jobs wiping the toilets and watching the babies of the rich.
That said, the choice is clear: I have given the alternative a shot. I’ve lived in the nice house in the bad area, and my life was in question more than 10 times a year. It ain’t worth it.
I’m moving down with my people and that’s that.
Speaking of, it looks like South Carolina is becoming a stronger candidate.
SC has some great properties. I travel around and you can get lakefront at a very good price. I live in Concord, NC.
Columbia and points north would be excellent. Either up 77 or 26.