The 10 Best Cities to Live In, says US SNOOZE & Snort

[army judge]

The 10 Best Places to Live in the U.S. in 2021-2022:

Boulder, Colorado
Raleigh and Durham, North Carolina
Huntsville, Alabama
Fayetteville, Arkansas
Austin, Texas
Colorado Springs, Colorado
Naples, Florida
Portland, Maine
Sarasota, Florida
Portland, Oregon

Please flock to those cities. LOL

Portland, OR, home of ANTIFA. LMFAO

 

[Tax Counsel]

The 10 Best Places to Live in the U.S. in 2021-2022:

Boulder, Colorado
Raleigh and Durham, North Carolina
Huntsville, Alabama
Fayetteville, Arkansas
Austin, Texas
Colorado Springs, Colorado
Naples, Florida
Portland, Maine
Sarasota, Florida
Portland, Oregon

Please flock to those cities. LOL

Portland, OR, home of ANTIFA. LMFAO

I can attest from personal experience that Boulder and Colorado Springs are both great cities in which to live.

 

[justblue]

The 10 Best Places to Live in the U.S. in 2021-2022:

Boulder, Colorado
Raleigh and Durham, North Carolina
Huntsville, Alabama
Fayetteville, Arkansas
Austin, Texas
Colorado Springs, Colorado
Naples, Florida
Portland, Maine
Sarasota, Florida
Portland, Oregon

Please flock to those cities. LOL

Portland, OR, home of ANTIFA. LMFAO

I'm curious (aren't I always? ) what was the basis for their determination?

 

[adjusterjack]

The ranking came from US News and World Report's survey of over 3500 people.

U.S. News Ranks the Best Places to Live in the U.S. in 2021-2022 | Real Estate | US News

Phoenix 40th place.

Las Vegas 137th place.

Best Places to Live in the U.S. in 2021-2022 | Places Rankings | U.S. News Best Places (usnews.com)

 

[PayrollHRGuy]

Fayetteville, Arkansas

My wife and I are considering moving to the area.

 

[Redemptionman]

I can attest from personal experience that Boulder and Colorado Springs are both great cities in which to live.

ORLY, how about Aurora? You like that place too.

 

[Tax Counsel]

ORLY, how about Aurora? You like that place too.

Which Aurora? There are are at least half a dozen cities named Aurora in this country; I've lived in or near two of them.

 

[Redemptionman]

Which Aurora? There are are at least half a dozen cities named Aurora in this country; I've lived in or near two of them.

that would be Colorado, although I swear I am not trying to pick on you. Just wondering what you felt about that place.

 

[Tax Counsel]

that would be Colorado, although I swear I am not trying to pick on you. Just wondering what you felt about that place.

Aurora Colorado, while it's Colorado's second largest city, is a suburb of Denver. Literally you cross the street and you go from Denver to Aurora. Much like Denver itself it has a variety of neighborhoods, some better than others. While I like Denver and some other suburbs better, Aurora isn't bad and is on the whole more affordable than Denver. Denver has become quite expensive since the 2008 real estate crash.

 

[Redemptionman]

I noticed they are all liberal cities and destinations, you do realize the all media being privately owned is slanted democratic/ liberal opinionated propaganda. Melanie Trump is a first generational immigrate and beautiful but never made the cover of a magazine while Dr. Jill Biden (educational doctorate) and "Big Mike" (Barry Soetoro words) Michelle O'Bama made it every time you turned around.

Gosh when will fair and balanced news come back? Probably never that is why Fox News and News Nation, News Max exists for the conservatives. There is no middle ground, just division.

Oh and Aurora is a crime riddled hood.

 

[justblue]

Who the heck is Melanie Trump?

If you meant Melania Trump, she was on plenty of magazine covers. If you are referring to Vogue not having her on the cover when she was 1st lady ...Melania was asked to do an interview and because Vogue wouldn't guarantee that she would be on the cover, Melania said no to the interview.

 

[Redemptionman]

Who the heck is Melanie Trump?

If you meant Melania Trump, she was on plenty of magazine covers. If you are referring to Vogue not having her on the cover when she was 1st lady ...Melania was asked to do an interview and because Vogue wouldn't guarantee that she would be on the cover, Melania said no to the interview.

I see thanks for the spelling lesson, she could have given that magazine the interview and they would still not have put her on the cover anyway. Liberals are such hypocrites, sorry smart people don't buy into the Unicorn's Rainbow Fart Socialist Nazi Propaganda society where by you can manipulate/ cancel all counter arguments and ideas to meet your own safe space of ideology.

I am fearful of the future, especially one controlled by the democratic/ liberal political machine.

 

[justblue]

I see thanks for the spelling lesson, she could have given that magazine the interview and they would still not have put her on the cover anyway. Liberals are such hypocrites, sorry smart people don't buy into the Unicorn's Rainbow Fart Socialist Nazi Propaganda society where by you can manipulate/ cancel all counter arguments and ideas to meet your own safe space of ideology.

I am fearful of the future, especially one controlled by the democratic/ liberal political machine.

sigh...

You are an unpleasant person.

 

[Redemptionman]

sigh...

You are an unpleasant person.

That is a great response, I was expecting more from a highly educated scientific person such as yourself.

 

[Tax Counsel]

I noticed they are all liberal cities and destinations, you do realize the all media being privately owned is slanted democratic/ liberal opinionated propaganda.

Colorado Springs is not a a liberal city. Indeed, because of the nearby air force based and the Air Force Academy the Springs has a large military community. It has a large number of conservative leaning people there. Indeed, in El Paso County (which is where Colorado Springs is located) the number of registered Republicans significantly outnumbers registered Democrats.

And no, not all the media out there is liberal or slanted towards democrats, though lots of conservatives like to play victim and pretend that's true when their narrative doesn't go over well. Fox News and the Wall Street Journal are just two large media outlets that have a conservative point of view. There are others. And to the the extent that liberal media outnumbers conservative media, whose fault is that? Conservatives have just as much right and opportunity to create media outlets as liberals do. So if conservatives cannot create compelling, interesting media that draws a lot of viewers/readers, that's on us. I'd love to see more interesting and compelling conservative content. But I don't blame liberals for the lack of that content. For my part I read a variety of media, liberal and conservative, to get a more full rounded view of things. If you only listen to one narrow viewpoint your own viewpoint will similarly become narrow.

Oh and Aurora is a crime riddled hood.

LoL, said by someone who doesn't live there and, I'll bet, hasn't spent any appreciable time there recently. Per FBI crime statistics, Aurora had a violent crime rate of .00529 per capita in 2016, while in Denver the rate in the same year was .00657. In other words, Aurora was a safer city than Denver. And both were significantly safer than, say, Chicago which had a violent crime rate per capita of .011, or over double the crime rate Aurora had. DC had a similar rate of .01132, and I lived there at the time. My neighborhood was quite safe, but there were certainly parts of DC that weren't. Living again now in Colorado I can tell you that Denver is overall a pretty safe city, though there are some neighborhoods that aren't all that safe. Same with Aurora. Most neighborhoods I have no hesitation being in, even at night. Clearly, you don't really know what you are talking about when it comes to what cities you've never lived in are like.

 

[Redemptionman]

Colorado Springs is not a a liberal city. Indeed, because of the nearby air force based and the Air Force Academy the Springs has a large military community. It has a large number of conservative leaning people there. Indeed, in El Paso County (which is where Colorado Springs is located) the number of registered Republicans significantly outnumbers registered Democrats.

And no, not all the media out there is liberal or slanted towards democrats, though lots of conservatives like to play victim and pretend that's true when their narrative doesn't go over well. Fox News and the Wall Street Journal are just two large media outlets that have a conservative point of view. There are others. And to the the extent that liberal media outnumbers conservative media, whose fault is that? Conservatives have just as much right and opportunity to create media outlets as liberals do. So if conservatives cannot create compelling, interesting media that draws a lot of viewers/readers, that's on us. I'd love to see more interesting and compelling conservative content. But I don't blame liberals for the lack of that content. For my part I read a variety of media, liberal and conservative, to get a more full rounded view of things. If you only listen to one narrow viewpoint your own viewpoint will similarly become narrow.



LoL, said by someone who doesn't live there and, I'll bet, hasn't spent any appreciable time there recently. Per FBI crime statistics, Aurora had a violent crime rate of .00529 per capita in 2016, while in Denver the rate in the same year was .00657. In other words, Aurora was a safer city than Denver. And both were significantly safer than, say, Chicago which had a violent crime rate per capita of .011, or over double the crime rate Aurora had. DC had a similar rate of .01132, and I lived there at the time. My neighborhood was quite safe, but there were certainly parts of DC that weren't. Living again now in Colorado I can tell you that Denver is overall a pretty safe city, though there are some neighborhoods that aren't all that safe. Same with Aurora. Most neighborhoods I have no hesitation being in, even at night. Clearly, you don't really know what you are talking about when it comes to what cities you've never lived in are like.

none of what you said is accurate, Aurora is a democratic controlled city with a 12 percent poverty rate meaning 1 in 7 is in poverty. Along with credit card fraud being a leading crime for the area. I had my CC stolen there and never set foot, ever in their city. The person or persons who stole it used it buy stuff from the local Wal-Mart along with other retail locations. They love to clone CCs in that lovely democratic ran city, one of the many schemes that they run on. Before you defend them take a look at this, they even have a go to police page.

City of Aurora in Colorado

Lovely place I am sure.

 

[Tax Counsel]

none of what you said is accurate,

Actually, everything I said was accurate. For the crime statistics, those are factual data straight from the FBI. As for my experiences living in various cities, those are indeed my experiences, which of course you have no way to counter as you don't know my life experiences.

Aurora is a democratic controlled city with a 12 percent poverty rate meaning 1 in 7 is in poverty.

But I didn't address Aurora's politics or poverty rate. You said that all the cities on that list that Army Judge provided were liberal cities. I pointed out that Colorado Springs is not a liberal city. My statistics on the voting registration of El Paso county came straight from the El Paso County Clerks office. El Paso County is the County in which Colorado Springs is located.

I didn't address Aurora's politics at all. However, all of Denver and its suburbs are indeed more liberal and tend to vote Democratic. Despite that, it's still overall a very nice area in which to live, which is why its been growing pretty rapidly.

So nice try at an attack, but you strike out on your claim about the accuracy of my posts.

I had my CC stolen there and never set foot, ever in their city.

So you've never been there and yet you pretend to know all about it? Gotcha. Just don't expect me to take your views on the city with much credibility when you lack experience with it.

And you do know that identity theft criminals operate in every major city and lots of rural ones, too, right? Just because YOUR CC info was taken by a crook in Aurora doesn't make it the identity theft capital of the world.

Lovely place I am sure.

It might even be nicer than whatever place you call home. But even if it isn't, that doesn't make it a bad place. You really need to stop jumping to conclusions without sufficient data and experience. I've noticed you make a lot of comments that seem more informed by your world view and how you think things are rather than based on facts.

 

[Redemptionman]

The majority of cities on that list are liberal thus why OP said move there in sarcaism. As far as the rest, you can twist and turn it how you want doesn't change the fact that the place is what it is. I would not live there; however it did not make the list anyway. The other places listed are nice and there is no doubt about it as I have lived in several of the cities that made the list. Statistics are statistics and you seem to like them, most democratic run cities have the largest proportion of poverty, systemic corruption, and largest amount of crimes (personal and property) than the rural ran suburbs but don't let facts, statistics, and proof get in your way.

 

[Tax Counsel]

The majority of cities on that list are liberal thus why OP said move there in sarcaism.

That's true. But there were some conservative cities listed there, too, contrary to what you said earlier:

I noticed they are all liberal cities and destinations

And you claimed they were all liberal cities to fit your world view that all media is liberally biased and thus wouldn't dare include cities that have a majority of conservatives. But since not all the cities listed were liberal that busts the narrative you wanted to push. You couldn't go and acknowledge that, though, could you?

IAs far as the rest, you can twist and turn it how you want doesn't change the fact that the place is what it is.

Nor can you change it, either. But the fact is that you know almost nothing about the city except for a couple of statistics and that the person who took your CC info used it to steal from stores in Aurora. You have no real experience with the city, as you acknowledged yourself. So I would say your views on what kind of city it is to live in is worthless, just my view of whatever city/town/rural area you live in would be worthless since it's almost certainly the case that I've never been there.

but don't let facts, statistics, and proof get in your way.

I rely a lot on facts to form my views. Indeed, in our discussions I have provided more facts to support my views than you have. The problem I see is that you don't want to accept any fact that doesn't fit your world view. While I'm a conservative, I nevertheless will accept well established facts even if those facts aren't helpful to the world view I have. I'm willing to be flexible enough to adapt my world view when the facts support it, since I think it is generally preferable to base decisions on facts, science, and logic rather than fear, dogma, and rigid adherence to a particular world view.

 

[Redemptionman]

The cities you listed are leaning conservative not exactly 100 percent conservative and the others are solid blue so your argument is slightly skewed towards saying that 2 cities which could go either way and a bunch of solid blue cities is wrong as I would imagine those cities are listed mainly due to their acceptance of the LGBTQLMNOP+ communities. in case I forget one.

and any .gov run city that has a fraud page devoted to CCs is either experiencing a known problem or prompting the acceptance of it. Either way I have no intention of living in Denver or Aurora or Colorado of any sort. The thin air would drive me crazy and cause me to be similar to them and my tin flow hat doesn't protect me from that strong of brain washing.

You right I am some what fearful of what will happen to this country with all these ideologies and contrasting cultures. Removing statues, multiple anthems/ flags, and no loyalty to the main country which is America especially if you live here is sort of scary. It promotes division and hysteria. Which is what makes me think that is what they want, neither party really cares and ultimately I think they want it to fail and is speeding it along at every chance they get.