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Posted: 1/2/2006 1:05:45 PM EDT
After my back surgery I'd like to get the hell out of here and move to a state that is free...
I work in finance as a software developer and would like to stay in the same line of work... Any suggestions ? eta: I'm 30 and single so I'd like a place where single ladies my age are pleantiful |
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LOL !!! That is some funny shit right there... Yes Schmucky Schumer, I would really like to get out of here before you pass more laws that infringe upon my rights! |
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I've been thinking about that... what cities are the best for a guy like me to live in? do the cities have restrictive gun laws or different from the suburbs... |
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Virginia is great. Lots of IT work around here. Northern VA is very stong as is Richmond.
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Come on down to the Gunshine State, Lots of wimenz and plenty of good weather and quite Pro Gun
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Unfortunately any gun control laws that Schumer passes will affect you in any state you move to. |
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Virginia (well except for the top upper right hand part) is nice. Tennessee has a good climate (littel warm for me) and no state income tax, although I don't know that it is crawling with honies, there are good looking women there and (as anonymous someone pointed out to me in SC) "What's up with this place? The girls are thin and in good shape and the guys are fat lobs of goo!" |
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Come to Florida. Very pro gun, No State income tax, Sunny, no snow to shovel, plus its full of new yorkers.
Check out Orlando and all of it suburbs, or Tampa and all of its suburbs. |
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Stay away from Chicago...unless that is if you like fat chicks and opressive gun laws.
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From www.nraila.org/GunLaws/StateLaws.aspx?ST=TX Texas QUICK REFERENCE CHART Rifles and Shotguns Handguns Permit to Purchase No No Registration of Firearms No No Licensing of Owners No No Permit to Carry No Yes A municipality may not adopt regulations relating to the transfer, private ownership, keeping, transportation, license or registration of firearms, ammunition, or firearms supplies. Too bad for me that the Marine Corps made me come up here from Ft Worth. |
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Tens of thousands of programming jobs in California's Silicon Valley.
Just find yourself a nice $750,000 three bedroom fixer-upper and you'll be within two hours commute of your job when the weather is nice and the bridges are down because of all the earthquakes. Seriously the place is full, move somewhere else and tell everyone you know how bad it is here. Please. |
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I picked Colorado. Hopefully I'll be there within 2 months |
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Why not New Hampshire or Vermont? Although I kinda think Vermont may be heading too liberal
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Do you work at an iBank or at a brokerage? Wall Street? If so, and you desire to stay in that sector, you probably should stay in NYC. Maybe some jobs in Chicago, LA or San Francisco, but those are not exactly bastions of liberty either.
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Eh, depends...I now work for one of the world's largest financial institutions, through years of working at my small little options trading firm..over the years we got bought by company X, then sold to company Y, and finally I find myself at company Z.... I was based out of around NYC, but when the opportunity came to move out to the tundra here to work in my division's main office in MPLS, I jumped on it faster than a martyr on a grenade. Yep, I still slog on trading floors and get to yell at people in the tech sector, but I'm not in or near NYC anymore. Eventually I'll probably have to go back, but with the proliferation of electronic exchanges and such, other than having a presence on the physical exchanges...a company could be based anywhere these days, provided they have the provisioning for all the data lines needed. |
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It's really very nice here. But you do have to like cold weather because it gets chilly here in the winter. You can't have a loaded rifle in your car so I put together an AR pistol. |
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Big +1 , I want outta this liberal high tax state . Just have to wait another year or so and I'm gone !!! |
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problem is that we have a lot more like him at the local level. in the federal arena schumer is pretty much viewed as a jackass, but the liberals in New York adore him |
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I' ve been working for hedgefunds for the last five years.... I work primarily in the back office with operations, accounting, and compliance groups.
My long term goal is to go to law school once my back is healed... but for now I'd like to do the same or similiar thing. That being said I'd like to move to a free state before I settle down... It would suck to meet someone up here and then decide to move. I love NY... but I hate the libs here... it is also getting so expensive... example: my uncle pays about 18,000 dollars in property tax each year. his mortgage has been paid off for 15 years... I could never afford that |
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I am leaving this year, too. Either Texas (for the freedom) or Indiana, where I have relatives.
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If I didnt have 3 little ones to raise, Id give alot of thought to Alaska, my bro in law lives in Anchorage and LOVES it, hes an electronic engineer and works the power plants, makes good money and class III is easy to come by !!!! I think it does get cold in winter though, but WHO CARES !!!
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Eskimo PIE |
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Stay the hell out of Tennessee, we are full. |
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North Louisiana is not too bad, money goes alot farther here. We have no gun laws that are not federal. However in your age range nearly all sain wemon available have kids. Jobs arew not hard to find start the application process and let opportunity decide. A nice 3bed house will run $90,000-150,000, nieghborhoods do not seem to intergrate so property value stays constant for the most part. Avoid south Louisiana like a plague though. Texas would be nice particularly on the edges of the Metroplexes like Mesquite is top Dallas-Fort Worth.
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Miami. Next question? |
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How are the guns laws in Miami? |
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If you work in NYC, just move to PA. I commuted into the city for three years and it wasn't that big a deal.
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PA may be the easiest option for you... I feel PA may be the next state to fall to the scumsucking libtards... Governor Ed Rendell (former Philly mayor)is a libtard antigun asshat... That, and the eastern half of the state is filling up with liberal soccer mommies (my sister is one of them )... WHATEVER you do..stay the hell out of NJ... Spent six years in the Omaha area... No CCW...but very gun freindly... I wouldnt mind living their again... |
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LOL. "Gunshine." LOL. |
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State premption, but in Miami they're written in Spanish. I hope you speak Spanish if you move to Miami... everyone else there does. Stay north of the big lake and you'll be just fine. Tampa/Orlando tend to be a little left-leaning, but the north part of the state rocks. |
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ME, NH, and VT are pretty damned good as far as guns go, and you won't be all that far away from NY if you want to get back down to see friends/family for a weekend. seriously though, write up a letter to all of your reps. doesn't matter what their political bent is, and tell them why it is that you are leaving. i did that when i left CT. though it probably won't change anyone's mind, it's nice to at least let them know their decisions have consequences (in the form of lost tax revenue), and that some of us actually DO care. |
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Personally, I'm taking a good look at Virginia...
- georgestrings |
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Fixed it. No such thing as a Free State anymore, just Free(R) |
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JBravo223- I'm in the same boat as you. I live in NJ and hate it. Luckily i am 19 and have no obligations so i am free to move where ever the fuck i want. Thats a good feeling. I'm planning to move in the fall. I've 90% i am going to move to GA. There are several counties around Atlanta that have some of the highest average household incomes in the country. Thats important to me. I run my own construction company so i'd like to be around people that make some coin.
Good luck where ever you go. All i know is it can't wait to leave. Going to be the best 21st birthday a guy could have. I think i'll go fill out my ccw permit on that day!!! |
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Life long western NY resident here. The real tragedy of NY is that square mile for square mile , it is one of the most beautiful states in the country. Amazing how a few sqaure miles tucked in one tiny corner of the state calls all the shots. Chuck Shummer once stated that he didn't give a damn about anything west of the Hudson River and still gets elected. If you don't know about the geography of NY, the Hudson river is almost the eastern border of the state.
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Do yourself a favor and DO NOT go to law school. There are many other fields that pay better where you are not despised by the masses. Your plan to get the hell out of NY is a good one - I wish I had the foresight to do it 25 years ago. I keep trying to get the family to consider getting the hell out of this commie state without much success. |
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All of whom are ardent gungrabbers..... I'd like to move somewhere west or south (my coworkers tell me I'm politically suited to AZ) but all the NE libs who have moved to AZ, NC SC, FL, and other places have pretty much screwed the pooch for the locals and for those of us trying to get away from Liberal LaLaLand. "Oh, no, not another Yankee movin' in...." |
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Two words: no jobs. |
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Yep. Also, there should be no reason why you should be paying $16,000/year in taxes for a measly 3 acres. Average home in the $450K range for a house the size of my garage. Add on top of that miserable weather, congestion, and asshole people, I always ask one question to the younger gen. like myself (29). Why are you still here? |
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They'll consider drafting a letter to you, pleading with you not to go, until they read the part in your letter which says you are a gunowner. Then there will be high-fives all round in the office, and they will say, "YESSSS! It's working! Another one bites the dust- pretty soon there will be no more mouth-breathing, monobrow troglodyte gun nuts in our fair state! Good riddance!" 'Cos that's how most NE pols see us. |
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