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Most folks leaving California do so because they aren’t 100% down with the majority mind set.
But they ain’t exactly middle of the road either. At least many of them aren’t.
Vancleave, Gautier, White Plains. George has been getting a lot of growth for years since 63 got 4 lanes. I have family all over that area and several built their retirement homes between 63 and the state line. Moving up from the coast.
Why do you oppose the “California mindset?” (whatever that is)
I have no desire to live among mountains, canyons, or near beaches. Don't mind visiting them once in a blue moon, but living amongst those type areas are fraught with danger that us flatlanders rarely encounter. I have relatives that live in the New Mexico mountains northeast of El Paso, and while very beautiful and full of conifer pines, forest fires and floods are terribly accentuated there. Trying to evacuate on 2 land gravel mountain roads was dang near impossible. And the floods/landslides were astounding and horrendous. They have since moved back to El Paso where it is much drier and desert like without all the New Mexico mountains drama and anxiety. And don't get me started on hurricanes who visit a lot of the nation's beaches a large part of the year. Just don't need it. Again, visit yes, live there, no.
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Go back to my original message you responded to.
I said good for Mississippi. You said how?
How is Mississippi’s population growing good? I feel like that’s pretty apparent that Mississippi’s population growing is good.
Original poster: Mississippi’s population is growing
me: good for Mississippi
you: how?
Me: sarcastically saying “sure population growth isn’t good”
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The mindset that says it’s ok to shop lift and allows defecating on streets and illegal immigration’s and tells its citizens they shouldn’t go out during Covid but the same leaders saying that are the ones going out breaking their rules or the mindset that is driving many tax payers away and businesses or the mindset that wants to pay millions to black people for reparations?
Do I need to explain why i oppose those things?
I like some growth. MS is roughly almost 3 million. I would like to see us max out at about 5 million and no more. I hope to God we never become like Florida. 24 million in a state slightly larger land wise than us is suffocating. I went to the Tampa/Orlando area about a year ago and the traffic was bumper to bumper along with new roads being built everywhere. It really felt claustrophobic while just visiting for a few days. Makes you appreciate a little room to stretch out in as we have in Mississippi.
Sarcasm without sarcasterisks. Thanks.
I couldn't hear your tone and inflection through the screen.*****************************
You do realize we get our share of hurricanes right? Our Coast is on the Gulf which is pretty much hurricane central.
You are still ignoring your first response of “how”.
you asked how population growth was good for Mississippi
MS has been destroyed by hurricanes numerous times. Devastating tornadoes. Foundation problems due to all this river soil. Constant rain and humidity. Mosquitoes that look like pterodactyls.
Growth is around cities, as most people want to be around amenities. Either you want it, or you don't. I agree that 5M is a good max, but it'll be a long time before ever come close to that. The people who have stayed in MS do not want growth. Look at TateR - best governor we've had since forever, especially for economic growth, and people hate him.
It's just a constant self-fulfilling prophecy. The people who do move to MS for the cheap COL then complain about others doing the same thing.
But again - the true growth is going to be Memphis, Jackson, Coast, GTR, Tupelo or Hattiesburg. Cities, or smaller towns/areas with a heartbeat (like universities).
And tornadoes. I mean, MS is pretty much the worst weather state in the country. Just the sheer amount of rain is miserable.
Me thinks @leeinator is one of those @L4Dawg types who kinds lives in his own bubble and can't see past his kitchen window.
Lot of people leaving leftie states because of the pandemic overreaction and insane crime rates.
What gets lost in that is they all can afford to make this move. They are making so much money on their house, like other posters said, that this is actually a step up because they get a bigger house plus cash left over.
If not for that, they wouldn't be moving.
Yes, and exactly why I would not live on or even near the coast of Mississippi, I have visited Biloxi and Gulfport several times, but I live in the Memphis area.
Your propaganda has convinced you they think something other than what they actually think. As it was intended to do. You're just a puppet dancing on their strings.
I really hope your dubmass doesn't really believe that the Californians that are relocating, are the same ones acting a fool during COVID?
PLEASE tell me you're not that damn dumb.
There’s two families in our neighborhood from California. They wanted to get away from the high cost of living and high taxes and the crazy regulations and laws. And they’re fairly apolitical.
We were sitting in the Peabody lobby last year and talked to a couple from France who landed in Memphis to start a two week journey through the delta to New Orleans. They wanted to begin with blues and end with jazz.
I absolutely could not wrap my head around that.
They were already hitting all the spots I was familiar with so when they asked for recommendations all I could say was… Go to Merigold, eat at Crawdad’s and buy some over priced pottery to ship home. Drive over the levee and find a spot to whiz in the river…. Maybe drink a beer while you drive through Tallahatchie County. ….I was struggling.
I asked what their impression was on their first day and they said they were surprised at how hot it was. I told my wife I was afraid they were in for a few more.
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Many times those Europeans are easy marks for thuggery. I hope that doesn’t end up happening and chasing folks off.
When they have the juke joint festival in Clarksdale there are so many European people there. Mostly from England.
Let me get this straight. You are contending that the majority of Californians think 1. It’s ok to shoplift 2. It’s ok to **** in the street 3. It’s ok for leaders to be hypocritical 4. Want to pay millions in reparations. Is this correct?
It’s gotta be Mississippi’s lack of hypocritical politicians that’s bringing them in. ****
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The majority of Californians voted for people who have allowed that.
And they keep voting for them.
Yeah!!! Cool words man!
Name one thing I stated that isn’t happening in California.
Hunters laptop was real you 17ing dumb douche.
After that *** demolition you took last night and today, you really need about a month off of posting. For your own good.
How many screen names are you on?
How many times have you been an idiot?
G O A T gonna
Cali paid millions in reparations? There's a beachfront seizure case I think I remember, but the rest would be news to me.
But anyway, they don't vote for that. Any more than the Republican voters before them voted for Rodney King to be beaten in the street. Politics often requires threading the needle, and that's complicated, but we know how you don't even get regulated utilities, so this is for sure far over your head.
Many politicians are talking about reparations and they were voted in.
I realize you can’t admit that.
And discussing reparations isn’t threading the needle. It’s idiotic like you.
Hunters laptop was real.
Bc it’s a really dumb question but you are dumb so
So…you can’t answer it. Or won’t. Weak.
Please drink more alcohol and post. It embodies your stupidity and extends your already poor reputation.
Bubba, you make Trump look intelligent and Biden seem coherent. Impressive!**********
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