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And ... "more tolerant lifestyles, more diverse populations" ...
Not ALL view those as universally beneficial :>) Those who are "alleged" by the media and universities to be tolerant are not; not at all.
The most tolerant folks I have met are those from the midwest and ...; those from Texas.
Personally, I like Texas and most Texans; although the BBQ is better in Missouri and North Carolina.
San Diego has about the most perfect climate....; however ...; I prefer to drive on the highways in Texas, Nevada, or Missouri and experience courtesy and consideration rather than the selfish and rude drivers of many of those in S. California and Bay area California. I do like the geography of California, and I like most rural Californians I have met.
Best regards, Steve
>>> [log in to unmask] 7/22/2008 10:31 AM >>>
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> Oh, get over it.
This is a phrase Texans don't comprehend when it comes to anything less than
a glowing accolade about their "Planet".
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And that may be a good thing, because when they get tired of living in
places that have better climates, more tolerant lifestyles, more diverse
populations, and other beneficial aspects, they can go back "home" to the
place that admonishes them to "Drive Friendly" on their highways.
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