Top Ten States people regret moving to.... and Ten States people NEVER regret moving to!

Florida is a liberal everyone hates everyone racist police state. Its a trap. And ypu feel like your in hell moet of the year..

Unless you lived in Miami Florida is far from liberal.

Is Mississippi reliably Republican? Because if the government there ever turns Democrat, they would probably tax everyone to fix up Jackson. I could see a big leftist backlash being possible there if they ever get in power, and they would make the white people poor because there's not a lot of industry to pay the taxes they would impose.

Washington State was on the good states list!

Mountains mean so much to me, too. Here my shots of some in North Carolina near Little Switzerland:

Fair enough list. The narrator liked to use the term "white trash" a LOT. But then when he got to Chicago, he simply said "the south side is dangerous." Um, WHY specifically?

I always look for this subtle neo-racism (it's not hard to find; in fact it's everywhere) and it annoys me.

Is that where you’re from?!?

We used to go to the Carolina’s for vacation a lot. Loved the view of Appalachia’s, it’s what made me fall in love with Washington honestly.

Then I started working in alaska and the mountain range as you fly into Ted stevens is insane. Like thousands of mt rainiers for as far as the eye can see.

not from there! Visited a few times....

I will look for a view of the area you describe. Alaska is SO mountainous!

Wisconsin Minnesota yay we have heavy migration from the Dakotas and Illinois

Leaving Washington. It’s run by idiots

It didn't make the list but New Hampshire is pretty cool too. Right near Vermont and Canada.

I got you! Here’s a short of takeoff one trip

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Wisconsin is beautiful but is frozen much of the year.

Lived in Florida for a year and couldn't wait to get back to New England. Florida hot as f.

I lived here all my life, backward not really, pretend backward oh yes. Good Old boys are generally democrats. It took investigation a long time to nail them but lord thanks for help we got them almost all gone from the government, now if we could get them out of cities and town around it would be much better. Every state has backward people, no matter the state, even the ones who claim they are not. I really do not care about having a lot of money, you can not take it with you when you leave this earth, and that goes for everyone. I never have cared what color people are, I do care about what kind of people they are, it not the color of their skin, it is the actions of their hearts that show what they are about. They are black-hearted and are not someone you want to have anything to do with, they may have the finest cloths and other thing, but their hearts are black as night.

Even when I was a small child some people from out of state would get lost, which is easy on our road out in the countryside, they loop around if you do not know the signs to turn, you will be back where you started. If they were nice we help them, if they were not nice we help the loop around and smiled and waved to them leaving, yep a big smile. You know what we did for fun, read, we read everything we could get our hands on. When we got electricity, we watch the operas and ballet Swan Lake was the first one and all the others that were shown, musicals were great. In school, we studied all other states of the Union plus other countries and their demographics, we rented films from these about these countries to flesh out more about them and their customs so no we weren't backwards until they got into changing our school under Carter. Every thing from sciences and chemistry plus the physics and Trigamotry was taken out, so it didn't help us, it harmed us. Carter is a NWO guy, he was picked by them. He put in the national Teachers associations, it was just our schools, it was all the schools.

A lot of people still read, some people wouldn't know a book if it bites them, of course they would run from the sight of it. I used to collect old book and still have many of all kinds, TV and today's there is much talent in the writers.
After hearing some of the actors and actresses singing voices, they should try to update some old time musical movies or make some others, even my children like them. I listened to them sing and thought why have they wasted their gift that could be used in this way. They have tried everything else and mostly felled so, with a little try it may help. There are so many to chose from also.

ha! I live in southern Mississippi. If you love heat and humidity, trashy people who love throwing trash on the side of the roads, ugly landscape, boring as hell, dumb rednecks, and so on, well then come on down and regret it!!!!

I miss it a lot. I loved working up there. But it’s not the best place for kids in terms of education. So I came back to Washington, bought some land and seeing my kids through their graduation. Daughter is about to go into navy next summer, and the little one is almost 8 now so won’t be long. My wife is also m board for selling it all and bidding farewell to society. I’ll be 44 when our son graduates so still plenty of time to build up some new land in the great Alaskan wilderness.

RW, a family with a plan is a family to look up to. very VERY best of luck to you and her and your children.

I specifically recommend you don't move to Florida. Don't come. We don't want any more of you libs moving here to ruin the state.

Moved here 25 years ago. Wish I'd done it sooner.

Tenn.


The first 48 is all you need to see to get a reading on Tenn....lol

Hey Beeches, did you ever listen to WOWO Ft Wayne late at night while you were stoned?

It won't break my heart if they move back out of Florida.
If I had to live outside of Florida.
I found Utah to be a very interesting place, however the Mormons might be too much for me. I've lived in the West before (Colorado) and think this might be why it calls to me.

Just my experience, I moved to Wisconsin and I hated it there (worse than the crap hole NY that I moved from, albeit I lived north of Albany). I moved out of Wisconsin within months. Just hated it there.

Every state has its good and bad side. Just have to pick your poison.

It’s a good thing we all don’t want to live in the same place.

I grew up in Montgomery Alabama in the 60's. Have never been to Huntsville but I have heard lots of nice things about it.

While living in Encinitas, Ca and wearing an Alabama sweatshirt an older guy with a USC cap approached me in a grocery store and said his son had just graduated from USC and had moved to Huntsville for a job with Raytheon. The guy said his son loved living there. Cheap (just imagine coming from SoCal to Alabama), nice people and he had a great job.

Fwiw, Huntsville has the highest per capita of PhD's living there other than Los Alamos. This is due to the Redstone Arsenal being there and all the defense companies that surround it.

I moved away from Alabama in the late 70's after college but I often think about moving back but I doubt if I ever will. My sister still lives there and that would be the only reason.

People talk about Alabama like it is still the 60's but you will not find any better people than those that live there if you live in Bham or I guess Huntsville.

Florida is just too hot and the hurricanes seem to come often.

Louisiana (NOLA) is a piece of shit state/city and it's the only place I have lived that I would never move back to.

Fwiw, I have lived most of my adult life in Atlanta, 15 years in San Diego, a few years in NOLA, a couple years in Mississippi and a year in Houston. I now live just outside of Charlotte, NC.

If I could afford it I would move back to San Diego.

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Their severe winters are a big negative. But some people love it thank goodness.

No, is that station still around?

have you ever heard of Ghoulardi who was on local tv and radio out of Cleveland? that was my area back when, Akron too, for radio

Ghoulardi was the funniest radio character ever - inna stoned kind of way:

At his show's peak, Ghoulardi scored 70 percent of the late-night audience.Fans sent up to 1,000 pieces of mail a day.The Cleveland Police Department attributed a 35 percent decline in juvenile crime to the Friday night show. Anderson quipped, "Nobody likes to steal the car in a blizzard."

Ghoulardi often made fun of targets he considered "unhip", including bandleader Lawrence Welk, Mayor of Cleveland Ralph Locher, and Cleveland local television personalities such as singer/local talk show host Mike Douglas, children's hosts Barnaby and Captain Penny, local newscaster Bill Jorgensen, and news analyst and commentator Dorothy Fuldheim (whom he called "Dorothy Baby"). According to Anderson, Mike Douglas refused to book Anderson as a guest on his talk show The Mike Douglas Show after it began nationwide broadcasting, and also refused to speak to Anderson for years (though Douglas denied any animosity).

Ghoulardi also lampooned the bedroom communities of Parma, Ohio, which he often called "Par-ma?!" or "Amrap" (Parma backwards), and Oxnard, California, saying "Remember...Oxnard!" and featuring a raven named "Oxnard" on his show. Ghoulardi unmercifully jeered Parma for what he considered its conservative, ethnic, working-class "white socks" sensibility, making fun of such local customs as listening to polka music and decorating front lawns with pink plastic flamingoes and yard globe ornaments. The Ghoulardi program even aired a series of taped skits called "Parma Place", featuring Anderson and Schodowski playing stereotypical ethnic Parma residents in a parody of the then-popular prime time soap opera Peyton Place. While the "Parma Place" skits were well received by the public, the mayor of Parma and other local politicians complained to station management, especially after learning that the spectators at a Parma vs. Parma Heights high school basketball game had thrown white socks onto the court. Under pressure, the station forced Anderson to discontinue the "Parma Place" skits.

Anderson openly battled TV-8 management. Schodowski recalled that "station management lived in daily fear as to what he might say or do on the air, because he was live." In spite of his solid ratings and profitability, they worried that Ghoulardi was testing too many television boundaries too quickly, and tried to rein in the character. Anderson responded by, among other things, detonating plastic action figures and plastic model cars sent in by viewers with firecrackers and small explosives on air, once nearly setting the studio on fire. As Anderson was already under contract with TV-8 as a booth announcer when Ghoulardi first aired, Storer Broadcasting had to pay him, so Anderson cared little about whom he offended. Anderson was also reprimanded for riding his motorcycle through the program director's office, and for staying at a close, late-running Friday night Cleveland Browns game long after his show's 11:30 p.m. start time.
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You’re so sweet, thank you and take care lady!

Stating Florida as #1 and California as #10 is the exact opposite.

FL in the the top 10 for highest growth rates with a current rate of 1.25% while CA is not even half that at 0.57%, and most of that is illegal immigration.

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Here are the 10 states with the fastest growth rates:

Utah - 1.53%
Idaho - 1.45%
Texas - 1.35%
North Dakota - 1.35%
Nevada - 1.28%
Colorado - 1.27%
Washington - 1.26%
Florida - 1.25%

Not buying the guy in the video's data.

Southern Minnesota very north minnesota NOt Mnpls Stpaul ...

South Dakota IOWA north of desmoine iowa not desmoine..

Forida and MAine I think are nice ...Anywhere else you can have