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To: wolfcreek
It sure is. I have lived here my whole life and it pisses me off. The brag and boast about their liberal ideas but after screwing their own state up the move to mine and then want to change it to the the state they screwed up and just left.
37 posted on 02/21/2008 5:23:33 AM PST by A Texan (Oderint dum metuant)
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To: A Texan

My Wife works for a company from Minnesota,(?) so, we know lots of people from that area. They absolutely love this state and have no intention of heading back north. Nor do they wish to change Texas into something it’s not.

They checked their hats at the door.


44 posted on 02/21/2008 5:30:12 AM PST by wolfcreek (Powers that be will lie like Clintons and spend like drunken McCains to push their Globalist agenda.)
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To: A Texan

“I have lived here my whole life and it pisses me off. The brag and boast about their liberal ideas but after screwing their own state up the move to mine and then want to change it to the the state they screwed up and just left.”

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Stand your ground.

What few realize, is the Californians they’ve seen moving into their states, are not like the next wave, you’ll be seeing.

The first ones out, sold and left at the very top. They left California, fat and happy, and felt very good about what they had come from - because it had made them very wealthy.

That equation is now broken. Big.

A huge number of otherwise successful middle-class and UMC Californians, are now in the process of watching, daily as they go upside down on hugely overvalued houses.

They’re afraid to sell, because they’ll lose their “ATM”. Everyone in CA, had gotten so used to the idea that house values go one direction - that quite a few used their house (even though it wasn’t paid for) as a source of spending money.

Suddenly. (and I do mean suddenly), that’s gone.

Now the houses are actually losing value, homeowners are holding massive mortgages as their equity evaporates, and the state is heading for a financial train wreck.

What position are most Californians in, now, to move elsewhere and start telling others how it’s done?

Many can’t. Some will sell at a loss (which for the fortunate who bought 10 years ago or more) will still leave them enough of a cash-out to comfortably move.

Some will just say “scr*w it”, manage to break even, and leave.

Some however, can’t. They’ll lose money, and end up elsewhere, downsized.

None of those soon-to-be migrating Californians, will be the arrogant, “we know what’s best” knotheads you’ve seen before.

The next batch, will be happy they’re where you are.

Please be nice to them.

Thank you. :)


243 posted on 02/21/2008 7:20:14 PM PST by Cringing Negativism Network (Draft: Condoleezza Rice for Vice President!)
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