06-24-2022, 06:07 PM
(06-24-2022, 05:58 PM)Nately120 Wrote: If we have poor people moving from one state to another with little to no plan of how the hell they're going to make it in the new state we are going to have politicians campaigning on promises to build walls between states. Our disdain for the poor coming in and ruining stuff is hardly reserved for foreigners any more. Americans don't like each other.
Side note, I live in PA...how many pro life people are going to leave this state in protest of abortion still being legal here? It could happen, but most people just stay put.
Life isn't as difficult as some make it out to be moving place to place. Nobody ever promised it would be easy, but it's always an option. Then again I am a bit of a strange bird myself.. I was willing to uproot and lose everything I owned a few times in life already .. You'd be surprised how quickly you acquire new crap after losing everything.. I moved to SC with an old guitar and the clothes on my back just about 8 years ago. I now have a full shop full of equipment, all new clothes and a whole lot of other crap I don't know what to do with anymore.. I dread the idea of moving again.. We've considered selling everything and taking off in a van to parts unknown, but it's just myself and the Mrs and we have about $50000 in the bank between us and a house completely paid for worth about $250,000.. We could get a pretty slick van I suppose..
In the immortal words of my old man, "Wait'll you get to be my age!"
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