Comments by "Outback Igloo" (@outbackigloo6489) on "Top 10 States Americans are leaving. (Losing Population)" video.

  1. I said it before but I’ll say it again, If and when I decide to move, my politics are part of my package. If you don’t like it, kiss my ass!
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  2.  @itsnathanhere2578  - My “failed politics” just won the 2020 Presidential election. I’m so glad that liberals are different than conservatives. You never hear those living in blue states saying “you can move here but keep your politics away.” Because it is a stupid thing to say! Most people are not changing their political affiliation just because they changed their address.
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  3. Connecticut is one of the safer states as far as crime goes; it is usually one of the 10 safest states. It’s cold, but not the coldest by a long shot; there are probably 15 colder states than Connecticut. It may be a little boring, but in a non pandemic year, New York and Boston are close. My only complaint is the cost of living and the taxes. Where would I move to were I to leave Connecticut? I’m working on that list, but I doubt it would have ten states in it.
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  4. And hundreds of thousands moved to California. (A lot of them from New York.)
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  5. This is America and you can vote for whomever you want to. That includes former New Yorkers and Californians.
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  6.  @itsnathanhere2578  - I don’t live in New York.
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  7.  @Objective-Observer  - I am not currently relocating. If and when I do relocate, probably in a few years, I am not looking so much at a place’s political outlook as much as their cost of living, crime levels, and their climate. But when I do move, I’m not taking anyone’s crap about “moving back where I came from!”
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  8.  @Objective-Observer  - Your comment is proof that you can’t have an intelligent conversation with a conservative. I gave some reasons why I wouldn’t want to live in a red state (and therefore risk turning it a little bluer) and you still get triggered. I’m done with this nonsense, good day!
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  9.    - There is no evidence to support your claim. Without evidence, the polling numbers speak for themselves.
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  10.  @Objective-Observer  - If there is such evidence of voter fraud, then show it, and show your sources. Otherwise your assertions are a pile of bullshit and nothing more.
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  11. @Fitz the dragon - If conservatives moved to California, then it would not be that different from when Reagan was the governor of that state. Would I be happy? Not really, but as long as the politics were from democratic processes, and not through foul play (such as gerrymandering) then I am not going to complain. I am done with this discussion.
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  12. That joke is so old it’s becoming rancid. 👎
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  13. @Richard Gilley - There are at least 99 comments on this thread and I’m not going to sift through them all. What the hell are you talking about?
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  14.  @mattbarrett441  - There are millions of people in my state, and it is blue enough that my vote alone did not flip the state over. It is also far from being “ruined”. If you have something else to say, tell it to someone who cares! ** off!
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  15.  morning glory  - You sound like a real loser. 👎
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  16.  @Objective-Observer  - The cost of living is a function of supply and demand. Which explains why (generally speaking) the nicer a place is, the more expensive it will be to live there. Since there seems to be a greater demand for people to relocate to Texas, home prices there will start to inflate, and it appears that in Austin it already has. As for crime, some of the states with the lowest levels of crime are blue states, particularly in New England, while the most dangerous states are generally in the South. Most of the states with the highest life expectancies are blue states, while the lowest expectancies are from red states. I’m pretty sure the highest is Hawaii and the lowest is Mississippi. And I suspect the difference in life expectancies will widen over the next few years due to COVID-19 as the blue states are taking the coronavirus much more seriously, while too many people in red states are in denial and refusing to wear masks and will likely refuse to be vaccinated. So, I don’t particularly want to relocate to a red state. But if I did, that is my decision and for my own reasons. Regardless of which state I will be living in, I am voting the same way.
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  17.  @WeisseEdelweiss  - 🖕
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  18.  @darryberrymemes5739  - I think the average third grader could write more clearly than you just did. Everything I have wanted to say about this subject has been said. If I move again, it won’t be due to my political beliefs, but those beliefs aren’t going to change just because I had a change of address. Can this thread just die already?
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  19.  @darryberrymemes5739  - Learn how to write, you dipshit!
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  20.  @darryberrymemes5739  - I guess that is just from the general tone of this entire thread. My apologies.
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  21.  @Objective-Observer  - Stuff it! As for my rare use of profanity, if I am being a jerk, it is only in direct response to something said to me. I am not even going to comment on the ridiculous amount of misinformation on your garbage post. Eighty million people voted for Biden, a popular vote majority, and he took the electoral vote. Case closed!
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  22.  @lastmistakeyoullmake  - And conservatives are the most idiotic.
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  23.  @raakoldschool1217  - And I couldn’t care less about your politics either.
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