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News: Best States In America To Live In
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Originally posted by TheSoneNavy
Where's Florida?
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Originally posted by princedonte
Which I support though. Texas will slay as a country. I Hope I live to see that day.
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Economy supported by illegal immigrants which most Texans want to eliminate. Hardly what I would call slaying.
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Originally posted by Saint
10. Virginia
Oh wow...this is interesting  |
Why? Virginia has a great education system and their economy is one of the best in the country.
This list isn't about what state or main city brings attraction, but rather their place as far as a good standard of living is concerned.
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Okay been all over the place today still can't get anyone to fix or replace this phone urgh
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Originally posted by Woo
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Interesting? Not really. Highly urbanised and wealthier areas have a tendency to vote for liberal parties everywhere in the world. They're not the best place to live because they're Dems but the exact opposite.
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Utah seems too meh, and NC is questionable too. Still where I live is just too boring I wouldn't mind living in even either of those
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How is Vermont here? I live there and I hate that damn state. 
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Colorado is accurate. Utah is not
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Seems like the NYC Metro Region (NY, NJ, Mass, Conn, etc) is slaying this list as usual. We have everything here: urbanized cities, mountains and nature, clean and accessible drinking water, modern infrastructure, the best economy in the US and most important financial center in the world, incredible diversity, and some of the best schools in the world (MIT, Harvard, Yale, Columbia, NYU, Parsons, Pratt, SVA, Cooper Union, and so on).
The only major downside is cost of living, but there is plenty of affordable housing options in suburbs with ready access to public transportation and safe sidewalks.
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Colorado, hands down. Beautiful nature, enjoyable climate, and legal THC. And it's so underrated and low key compared to popular tourist hubs like new York and California.
Going on a road trip from tx to Colorado for my bday 
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Originally posted by DAP
Utah? Sure jan
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Why not? We have skiing, one of the best economies, Zion National Park and Mormons 
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King Washington making the top 15
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Minnesota slaying like this
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Colorado #6. Talent won 
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Originally posted by DAP
Utah? Sure jan
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SLC is a really nice/beautiful city. The Rocky states slay overall 
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nnn not North Dakota 
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Originally posted by TheSoneNavy
Where's Florida?
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it says best states in AMERICA. 
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 @ New Jersey slapping New York like that
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Originally posted by lightstheyblindme
nnn not North Dakota |
I'm guessing because it has the strongest economy (at the moment) and a very low crime rate. That climate is not the tea though
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4. New Jersey
Way more diverse than the states above it and you got NYC and Philly on the border. The true winner here 
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Originally posted by Archetype
Seems like the NYC Metro Region (NY, NJ, Mass, Conn, etc) is slaying this list as usual. We have everything here: urbanized cities, mountains and nature, clean and accessible drinking water, modern infrastructure, the best economy in the US and most important financial center in the world, incredible diversity, and some of the best schools in the world (MIT, Harvard, Yale, Columbia, NYU, Parsons, Pratt, SVA, Cooper Union, and so on).
The only major downside is cost of living, but there is plenty of affordable housing options in suburbs with ready access to public transportation and safe sidewalks.
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Member Since: 6/29/2012
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Originally posted by -brian
4. New Jersey
Way more diverse than the states above it and you got NYC and Philly on the border. The true winner here
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Nice to see NJ in a good light. Their crime rates have gone down this year too. 
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