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To: greyfoxx39; All
And then, once they've bled their systems for decades and cashed in, they leave their tax-inflated states (made so by themselves and their cohorts) and move to the South “for the low taxes”).

Whereupon they immediately proceed to ensconce themselves in little enclaves of like-minded assholes, bitch about the "lack of services" and "culture", and actively set about screwing up their new neighborhoods (people from Jersey, complaining about the lack of "culcha"...??? Oh, please...). They're retired so they have plenty of time to make a hobby out of sticking their noses into everyone else's business.

In most of the Southwest it's the same thing, only it's Californicators. In NM, it's always been Texans. In general, if they just mind their own business, no-one cares. But when they decide to change the place they "escaped to", into the place they "escaped from", they can ruin a nice place really fast. Think Ashville, NC, Aiken, SC, Knoxville, TN, Santa Fe, NM, Crested Butte, CO, all of Florida,,,, ad-infinitum.

Unofficial South Carolina State Motto:
"They's 'Yankees', and then they's 'Damned Yankees'! Yankees come to visit, Damned Yankees come to stay".

18 posted on 09/28/2009 11:13:20 AM PDT by conservativeharleyguy (Democrats: Over 60 million fooled daily!)
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To: conservativeharleyguy
The only people in New Jersey who would say a word like "culcha" either migrated from the outer boroughs of NYC or had parents who did. Most North Jerseyites are a little nasal, but can use their Rs. Folks in South Jersey talk like retarded Philadelphians (Ew-pin the drew-wer, get me a glass of werter, etc.).
19 posted on 09/28/2009 11:17:21 AM PDT by Clemenza (Remember our Korean War Veterans)
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