Comments by "Dangic23" (@Dangic23) on "I Went To The Worst Place To Live In Montana" video.

  1. Completely incorrect statement. It means civil society does not exist. Almost anarchist. Japan doesn’t even carry knives. Most polite people on Earth.
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  2.  @Uhtred772  Civil society is real. When normal life is inculcated into a society for generations , you get a civil society. In the US, we are a warring country, only had 17 years of peace since 1776. That’s our culture.
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  3.  @osuk1  I did, which is why I’m commenting about it. Moved from FL. I also lived in WY for 6 years, so subject matter expert on the topic. I’m sharing that people here in Japan are polite, well mannered and civilized . The OP is describing anarchism, not a functioning society.
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  4. Very Montana-like brainless comment. 😂
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  5. This has baffled me since Jun 2015. Trump is everything they hate and still hate. Elitism, donor class, snobbery, etc etc.
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  6.  @blackcherry6877  People have been moving around since the Mayflower docked. People follow opportunities. NYC and LA (Not NY and CA), were the epicenters of opportunities. Still is for many people in Finance, Entertainment, Media.
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  7.  @blackcherry6877  Yep. My Wife worked at the Air Base and during those 6 years they did 3 raids in the barracks, dozens arrested, because the Airmen would be doing craziness in there. Drug dealing, underage drinking, running IV bags to flush the system, etc etc. Isolated, place, nothing to do, long cold winters, can have negative effects in those young Airmen. Very sad to witness.
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  8.  @blackcherry6877  Gotcha. I misunderstood the question. Same in Wyoming. I lived there 6 years. WY very similar stats as Montana on those sad stats. I had to leave and took a year Sabbatical in Napa Valley CA. Quality of life improved 1000% and my kids saw me smile again for the 1st time in years.
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  9. You look very uninformed OP
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  10. Always good when you pass by these mountain States. Living in there is miserable. CO is the only good one.
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  11.  @WanderingWendigo  I have lived in Texas and Wyoming. In Wyoming there are basically no laws against obtaining firearms. Easy to purchase at Walmart (when I lived there) or any pawn shop. And I’m an Army and Air Force retiree. No issues with 2A.
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  12.  @John-xc1gf  Because it’s unnecessary in their culture. They are not paranoid. 5 year old kids travel alone to school on crowded trains and the parents don’t live in fear about the safety of the kid.
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  13. Billings really looks like an unhealthy place to live. No brain development. Very sickening place for the mind.
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  14.  @matildesantos4215  Not really.
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  15.  @bluesfan6862  Completely incorrect analogy. 😂🤣😂🤣
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  16.  @zac9933  That is my point. We have a long way to go before we become a civil society. Maybe another 200 years. Would be a lot easier to learn from cultures that have been there, done that and skip all the bad stuff. But we are a wild country and will do it the hard way.
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  17. CO still the best State in that whole region
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  18.  @Jeffrey-p6l  Have not watched CNN in like 20 years 😂 2A is a Constitutional Amendment. No President can do anything for it or against it. Only 2/3 of Congress and 2/3 of States can change it. Last amendment was 1971. Never happening again.
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  19. This area shouldn’t be populated.
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  20. @@lunistylz322 I lived in WY, CO, and Vacaville CA. I absolutely loved CA and CO. If I had unlimited resources, I would live in Napa. CO is more affordable for me. I live in Tokyo now and my cost of living is half of what it was in Florida. So I don’t think I’m ever leaving Japan. lol
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