California billboards say ‘Don’t move to Texas’: update 300 Cali folk move a day to Texas

Freedom unless it is a woman or a girl who gets impregnated by their rapists. What freedom do they have in Texas?

 

The world's 5th largest economy gives you a wave ... it does count as a wave if they only use one finger, right?

 

You need to drop this already. You really do.

 

most probably funded by some Texas-based lobbying groups.

for the most part, Calif folks don't give a bleep about people moving out of state, w the innuendo that
"if you can't take the heat, socially/politically/economically, stay out of the Golden state"

 

which one is superior?

even w the exodus, which had started in the 1980s, the GDP of Calif is ~ 70% bigger.
5 Calif universities ranked in the top 20 colleges in the US; none for Texas
Calif Unis have produced >200 nobel prize winners; 111 for UC Berkley,

~ 20 each for USC, UCLA, Stanford and Cal Tech. Texas' best is UT, which has produced 3​

btw, in your post, "they" refers to Texas-based lobbying groups, no?

 

Do you remotely think that this is funny? Obviously the OP does not think so. I suspect that all of the posters who empathize/sympathize also do not.

Or are you on a campaign to become the most ignored poster here?

 

Texas is so free even unborn babies have the right to be born without being murdered.... Now that's freedom...

 

I love how the Cali defenders point out the GDP, that’s great I guess when you live in California they take half your income…you make $150k you are automatically down to $76k , you can’t afford squat much less a apartment in the seedy area …meanwhile that same person earning $150k in Tennessee can buy nice houses like the following with literally no crime and no nonsense
https://www.seetnhomes.com/search/results/1ze/?city=Nolensville&zip=all&subdivision=all&type=res&list_price_min=150000&list_price_max=all&area_min=all&beds_min=all&baths_min=all&lot_size_min=all&year_built_min=all&pool_description=all&garage_capacity=all&construction_type=all&short_sale=all&foreclosure=all&hud=all&elementary_school=all&elementary_school_two=all&junior_high_school=all&high_school=all&keyword=nolensville tn homes for sale&gclid=EAIaIQobChMI-dGRoY7o-QIVtRXUAR2pzw58EAAYASABEgJrhfD_BwE

This is a suburb near Nashville (close to where I reside)
So many cars with California plates moving in they know what’s up and they know why they need to leave

 

Ah yes come to Texas, where if u get r2ped u are forced to give birth against your own will.

Backward a$$ way of freedom if u ask me

 

yeah, but then you have to live in Tennessee

 

https://www.tiktok.com/@thatnickpowersguy/video/7136639482123668782?_t=8VCY3enJwKs&_r=1

 

These data points have been available for a while, I just hope they get more circulation, and traction.

 

Well, that's now banned in Texas as well.

Good job, loonies.

 

I’m not sure what you know I know, but I’ve been to Nashville, Knoxville, Sevierville, Gatlinburg, and Pigeon forge. So I’ve been around Tennessee a bit for work, for hiking, for college visit for one of my kids. The Smokey mountains are pretty and easily the best thing Tennessee has to offer.

Nashville is fine, if you don’t mind the lack of food and culture options (that’s my semi polite way of saying it is super white, and you basically get to eat BBQ, burgers, and be entertained by country music). College station is a decent comparison in terms of the same deficiencies, but I think Nashville is better. Vanderbilt is a beautiful college, I think significantly superior to Texas A and M, but Vandy reflects the deficiencies of Nashville. Nashville isn’t a pit, but I sure wouldn’t want to live there. I’m sure the people who live there enjoy the town and don’t mind not having access to the array of food and culture choices available in Houston.

As for the rest of TN that I saw, generally speaking, it felt like being at a Walmart in Montgomery county or a bait shop in the sticks. Homogenous, not particularly high education or income, rural and middle America. Again, at least the Smokey mountains are pretty.

Tennessee makes you appreciate Houston.