Posted on 12/01/2021 9:25:14 AM PST by weston
Very interesting. I was happy Tennessee was in the top 10, until I read some of their criteria.
Tennessee got dinged for having e-verify, which I count as a good thing. Ditto for stricter victimless crime laws.
And teacher licensing - I realize most of teacher education is liberal, but we still need some sort of standard. I taught at a supposed Christian High School, and they had no standards whatsoever. The parents were paying a lot of money for Education that was much worse than public schools. Part was the administration but of course part was poor teachers.
Their marriage freedom applies to gay marriage, but get this - also to cousin marriage! LOL. Of course those in Tennessee know all about that. I don’t think any laws would stop it.
Apparently someone else’s freedom to smoke is more important than my right to breathing clean air.
So, this is quite libertarian, and helped me realize I am not one. Not even close.
“thought I was in Mexico”
Where are you at? Did you go on vacation somewhere?
My criteria for moving was no state bordering the border or bordering a state that boirdered the border. I only looked at states 3 in from the border. All that goes out tgge winfow , though when looking at big cities. Theyre everywhere then.
I can't say that it is exactly their fault.
There has been a war on MEN for at least the last decade it not longer.
A man's man is no longer tolerated in the dim lib world.
But they sure do love their trannies.
Wow, that last one is powerful
RIP Senator Dole, a true statesman.
I am bent towards libertarian.
I see Texas is rated lower for higher incarceration rates. I’d rather live where there’s law and order, but it depends on what they consider crime. Most of the arrests here are for marijuana possession, and frankly to me that’s a waste of time and money. I think it’s criminal that Texas doesn’t allow for medical marijuana.
As far as tobacco, I think bars and restraunts should have the freedom, as privately owned businesses, to have smoking, non-smoking, or devided establishments. There is no right for people to eat or drink, or work at a particular private establishment, so if people prefer non-smoking they can go there. I understand most stores being non-smoking, but I see that as a common business decision.
BTW, the same goes for spas, fitness clubs, etc. If the private business wants to be gender exclusive, they should have that right. Same with bakeries catering weddings.
Texas passed a constitutional carry law so that should help in the future. I don’t see how increasing the age to buy tobacco helps anybody except nannies.
I am bent towards libertarian.
I see Texas is rated lower for higher incarceration rates. I’d rather live where there’s law and order, but it depends on what they consider crime. Most of the arrests here are for marijuana possession, and frankly to me that’s a waste of time and money. I think it’s criminal that Texas doesn’t allow for medical marijuana.
As far as tobacco, I think bars and restraunts should have the freedom, as privately owned businesses, to have smoking, non-smoking, or devided establishments. There is no right for people to eat or drink, or work at a particular private establishment, so if people prefer non-smoking they can go there. I understand most stores being non-smoking, but I see that as a common business decision.
BTW, the same goes for spas, fitness clubs, etc. If the private business wants to be gender exclusive, they should have that right. Same with bakeries catering weddings. I could go on and on. If people and government would respect individual rights we would be a lot better off, as the covid mandates exemplifies.
Marriage is not mentioned in the constitution. To begin with, when people got married, they were only required to post notice AFTER the event, and this was for property inheritance protection. The State getting involved I marriage started to stop interracial marriages.
Texas passed a constitutional carry law so that should help in the future. I don’t see how increasing the age to buy tobacco helps anybody except nannies.
They’re shipped out all over. That’s all in the democrats plan. Same with refugees.
Lol
We are in Las Vegas!
“The State getting involved I marriage started to stop interracial marriages.”
I didn’t know that
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Back to the thread.
Oops, sorry. Forgot the link!
Check it out:
WATCH: 10,000 SCIENTISTS AND PHYSICIANS SIGN ROME DECLARATION CALLING TO END MASS COVID ‘VACCINATION’
https://citizenfreepress.com/breaking/idaho-nurse-explains-what-shes-seeing-in-hospital/
Worth the read.
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Tennessee got dinged for having e-verify, which I count as a good thing. Ditto for stricter victimless crime laws.
CATO Institute is an open borders group :-(
We stopped subscribing to their newsletters, etc., years ago because of that.
I’m shocked to see NH as #1!
FL would be my personal #1 choice.
“CATO Institute is an open borders group”
That explains it.
Oh yes, a big city!
We thought about NV for a long time. Particularly in the Sierras. You have the best taxes in the whole nation - a set 1% property tax, no state income tax, and a reasonable sales tax. I assume everything will stay that way as long as Vegas and Reno and bustling and bringing in $.
Well, I found an article likely explaining all of the TX paper car plates/tags I’ve been seeing.....
Turns out, it’s a $200M black market business.....selling to those who don’t want their identity known, for nefarious reasons.
After seeing yet MORE of these tags, after church, today...I did a search, and found this article.
Wow, what will they think of next? That’s very observant of you to notice them.
Yes, I know they are for open borders, I wonder if they still are with the border mess we are in now?
I also wonder if they calculated covid mandates into that review.
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