How much of an outcast, or just shunned as an individual are you if you move to another State??
Looking like my time in Oregon is coming too an end. My 55 years of welcome here has come too a close, due to the influx of liberals from other States, and the inability of the local morons to elect people who still believe in good, solid conservative values.
How welcoming are people of other states, from others moving in from another state? Have heard stories of new people being shunned by the locals. Wherever I go, I expect to follow their rules/laws, and won't plan to force my values/opinions on anyone. If it doesn't look like a good fit for the wife and I, we won't go there.
Thoughts?
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thats great Toad, be a Bitterrooter! i'm in Victor. just be prepared for extreme housing shortage, low wage structure if you are needing a job, high cost of living. lucky there is no sales tax. lots of gun shops a great shooting range in Hamilton area. and tons of outdoor sports opportunities. welcoming place for those with conservative values.
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Worked a couple of summers as a wildland firefighter at the Bitterroot forest service cabin...Just across from the old store...Good times!!! If you know any of the locals...Ask them to show you the Ice caves (holes)...
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My oldest son is thinking about fleeing the People Republic of Illinois....He checked on the price for a small U-Hall trailer..
800 Bucks !!!! and a waiting period of a month.....Crazy but a huge demand he was told.
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Find most folks are friendly here in MO. Been doing some work on the new lake house and keep meeting neighbors. Most are retired Military. Have been invited to multiple neighbor's houses. Was talking guns, fishing, hunting, and reloading with a retired Submariner the other day.
I just tell folks I moved to MO from IL because, I wanted to experience some freedom in my lifetime.
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As Wm81 said moving is stressful. Given that no one where you will go except close neighbors will notice you, and IF you are a friendly and outgoing guy, they will take to you pretty quickly.
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As Wm81 said moving is stressful. Given that no one where you will go except close neighbors will notice you, and IF you are a friendly and outgoing guy, they will take to you pretty quickly.
Nice too see you back Dale.
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Thanks, I can only get on via the phone, trying on the PC just takes me to the auction sign in. I have kind of taken it as a sign.
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He dog, scroll to the bottom and open the forums. A least that's how I do it. The first sign in takes me to the auction side and I open the forums from there.
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First I'd get the "Daaaammmmnnnn, they make Chinese big as you?" and I'll have to correct them "No but they made Japos big like me".
Good thing I didn't pull my stakes up to move to Oregon only to have it turn to California 15 years later (same goes for Washington State).
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Native Colorado folks used to welcome newcomers with open arms. That was when the newbies came here because they liked the state and the way it operated. Now the newcomers are largely from places like Kalifornia and they come here to change Colorado into another Kalifornia. The unfortunate thing is they are being very successful at it. Just look at what we have for a governor.
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Guess I'm gonna find out pretty soon.....
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You would absolutely be welcomed in Texas. People from the east and west coast are moving here daily. That’s both good and bad, but without question, you would be welcomed.
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I'm from Tennessee, where ever we go we know we're better than the people that are there so we don't worry about what they think. If there's any shunning to be done we'll do it. 😎
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When we moved to SC one of the annoying things we noticed was folks would ask us where do we work? Of course it was one of the poorest counties in the state. That place was back in the 1860's as far as race was concerned. I just ignored them. When we moved to central SC it was totally different.
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