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Colorado has a pretty good rep and manages to avoid being hated by one political side or the other
Maybe it's the Switzerland of states
Maybe it's the Switzerland of states
I might be mistaken but I'm pretty sure the only real red area is Douglas county were I was born and raised. But it's also I'm pretty sure the biggest county in the state. My town is 23,000 so it's not super rural but it feels like a tiny town in the south š¤£ thank god im only a hour from Eugene.
Ohios lack of defining feature is its defining feature. We "sort of have" everything from cities, to farms to entertainment... but we "sort of dont." We just bland
People that live in Georgia barely like Georgia, if we didn't have sweet tea and good food the state would have been a smoking hole long ago
I feel like most people forget that Maryland exists. And those who do remember it only know it for The Wire.
Most folks I feel are indifferent about Indiana other than maybe thinking it's a bit boring.
Indianapolis is a great medium sized city. But our schools suck at a state level, roads too. And while there's a lot of natural beauty to be found in the state parks and nature preserves (Brow County in the fall definitely is breathtaking) most of the state is dull as hell.
Oh and we gave y'all Pence so yeah... sorry about that.
Indianapolis is a great medium sized city. But our schools suck at a state level, roads too. And while there's a lot of natural beauty to be found in the state parks and nature preserves (Brow County in the fall definitely is breathtaking) most of the state is dull as hell.
Oh and we gave y'all Pence so yeah... sorry about that.
From next year I will be living in SD and I have spent enough time there that the only reputation it has is being the Dakota with Mt. Rushmore.. Well maybe that was true and maybe it is Meth I'm On It! now haha.
Many Americans think Texas is an extremely conservative, bible-thumping, backwards, gun-friendly state. Partly true, but there are plenty of cities and major areas filled with diversity, unique culture and democratic values, mayors, lawmakers, etc. We don't ride horses or wear cowboy hats in Houston. We build rockets that go to the moon. You'll find so many people who moved to Texas from more touristy/attractive states for the affordable lifestyle, job security, etc. Even the food truck/resturant scene is insanely good. As we approach the 2020's, it will only get more varied and liberal. Austin is already the new Silicon Valley and music festival/artist hub. I have faith that a major Texas city will eventually decriminalize psychedelics in the next few years. If Denver can do it, so can Dallas.
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In order for Missouri to have any kind of reputation that would require people to actively think about it, which i'm assuming most people never do.
Washingtonian here and I think so? I may be a little biased because I personally love the state. Well, the western side at least. What even is eastern Washington tbh.
Been living up here in the very NW region of the state and my charming little hometown is seeing a surge of transplants. I'd like to know who spilled the coffee beans about us because housing ain't looking pretty. š”
Been living up here in the very NW region of the state and my charming little hometown is seeing a surge of transplants. I'd like to know who spilled the coffee beans about us because housing ain't looking pretty. š”
I feel like people have a love it or hate it relationship with California.
(it's the best state)
(it's the best state)
California, everyone hates us yet everyone wants to live here. It's the weather mostly.
Aren't there a bunch of right-wing militias in Colorado? Or is that Montana?
Aren't there a bunch of right-wing militias in Colorado? Or is that Montana?
I dunno. I know a lot of people like to rag on California but there's also a subtle longing I see and hear from a lot of people. It's considered a golden land and in many ways, it genuinely is.
Fuck the haters, Cali rules. No one really misses the seasons, they just say that so they don't seem like assholes for having perfect fucking weather 80% of the year.
Fuck the haters, Cali rules. No one really misses the seasons, they just say that so they don't seem like assholes for having perfect fucking weather 80% of the year.
I wouldn't say that. Most people who are from out of town talk about the museums, a lot Chicago and usually say were damn friendly compared to the east cost. So I guess we're doing okay.
I lived in Eugene for a few years a while back and I got some pretty conservative vibes from businesses and social functions, but that's just my experience š¤·š»āā
I don't know what people think about North Carolina. I guess people know it has some cool areas, but I'm pretty sure it has more of a rep for being a backwards state politically (it is).
I still defend California and Texas even though I haven't lived in either for years.
I still defend California and Texas even though I haven't lived in either for years.
The only complaints I've ever heard about Colorado is that it snows too much and that people don't know how to drive in the snow. Other than that, everyone keeps wanting to move here or come visit the mountains, to smoke weed, or hit up the ski lodges in Vail or Aspen. Still a bit too white, but it's getting more diverse all the time.
Washington state so as far as progressive prople sure. Amongst a lot of the country I'd assume mixed?
Georgia, so it depends.
There's an extremely hard break between Atlanta and the rest of Georgia.
There's an extremely hard break between Atlanta and the rest of Georgia.