The exodus to Bellevue/Redmond/Kirkland over the next 5 years is gonna be massive.
You're assuming that Marxism isn't going to spread into the Eastside
It ain't going past Cle Elum, I can guaran-fucking-tee that.
Spokane real estate market is HOT right now. Affordable houses are selling in about 3-6 days. Who do you think is buying? It's the same thing that happened to Seattle 40 years ago before the tech industry blew up. Californians and now liberal Seattleites looking to find a city in which to trade up in. You will lose a district at a time until you are the minority. Sad, but happening.
In theory, yes.
But those fucking pinkos are going to have a much harder tim politically transforming Eastern Washington than the Puget Sound. They may be buying real estate, but progressive shit ain’t gonna fly in Spokane or the Tri’s.
Eventually, sure.gif, but it will be a long haul.
Imagine what happened to the Cali fag on ‘Yellowstone!’
I didn't want to wax on and on but I agree with you. It will take time. I was looking at the move to one, trade up and two, to have 10-15 years of not living in a political pressure cooker. Working at a Seattle suburb grocery store the last four months has been a real drag. Between the virus hot talk then BLM and now back to major virus hot talk I'm done. I just smile and nod my head to every person/coworker who feels the need to speak their mind. I figure Spokane would be a little less outraged by everything, all the time. A more measured response? Can people not buy a can of corn without stepping on a soapbox anymore? Can't they speak their mind on a hard core college football board like me? What's the world come to?
The idea of a desert climate, medium-sized AZ or New Mexico town, conservative majority, blue skies and hot sun, lovely Latinas abounding, and NO Seattle bullshit, just seems enticing to me. So I'm getting closer and closer to getting serious about this. But I also know that the grass always seems greener on the other side of the fence. I need to keep that in mind.
I can't remember if I spoke about this publicly or not, but on March 6th I interviewed on the Oregon coast for a sportswriter job, and was offered it. I was sitting in my hotel room, looking at the ocean, watching the live stream of the Woodinville girls basketball team at the Tacoma Dome, and PMing with Race Bannon and Dave Hoffmann to get feedback about whether to sell my condo and make the move to Oregon. Race and Hoff both said go for it.
But there was all the talk about how the Covid shutdown was going to happen very soon. And after hours of mulling it over, I decided that the timing could be bad and I might paint myself into a corner. So I declined the job offer and stayed put, and a few days later we all went into lockdown.
New Mexico not so red. Even Arizona and Nevada are struggling. Reddest states last election were Oklahoma and Idaho.
My sister lives in AZ and cousin Maureen lives in NV, and they say that both states are still pretty conservative. I know that Santa Fe is quite liberal.
Yeah, Santa Fe is one of those queer-loving Liberal towns where most residents spend a lot of time shoving things up their asses. Some call it Art. Some call it Love. Whatevs.
The exodus to Bellevue/Redmond/Kirkland over the next 5 years is gonna be massive.
You're assuming that Marxism isn't going to spread into the Eastside
It ain't going past Cle Elum, I can guaran-fucking-tee that.
Spokane real estate market is HOT right now. Affordable houses are selling in about 3-6 days. Who do you think is buying? It's the same thing that happened to Seattle 40 years ago before the tech industry blew up. Californians and now liberal Seattleites looking to find a city in which to trade up in. You will lose a district at a time until you are the minority. Sad, but happening.
In theory, yes.
But those fucking pinkos are going to have a much harder tim politically transforming Eastern Washington than the Puget Sound. They may be buying real estate, but progressive shit ain’t gonna fly in Spokane or the Tri’s.
Eventually, sure.gif, but it will be a long haul.
Imagine what happened to the Cali fag on ‘Yellowstone!’
I didn't want to wax on and on but I agree with you. It will take time. I was looking at the move to one, trade up and two, to have 10-15 years of not living in a political pressure cooker. Working at a Seattle suburb grocery store the last four months has been a real drag. Between the virus hot talk then BLM and now back to major virus hot talk I'm done. I just smile and nod my head to every person/coworker who feels the need to speak their mind. I figure Spokane would be a little less outraged by everything, all the time. A more measured response? Can people not buy a can of corn without stepping on a soapbox anymore? Can't they speak their mind on a hard core college football board like me? What's the world come to?
The idea of a desert climate, medium-sized AZ or New Mexico town, conservative majority, blue skies and hot sun, lovely Latinas abounding, and NO Seattle bullshit, just seems enticing to me. So I'm getting closer and closer to getting serious about this. But I also know that the grass always seems greener on the other side of the fence. I need to keep that in mind.
I can't remember if I spoke about this publicly or not, but on March 6th I interviewed on the Oregon coast for a sportswriter job, and was offered it. I was sitting in my hotel room, looking at the ocean, watching the live stream of the Woodinville girls basketball team at the Tacoma Dome, and PMing with Race Bannon and Dave Hoffmann to get feedback about whether to sell my condo and make the move to Oregon. Race and Hoff both said go for it.
But there was all the talk about how the Covid shutdown was going to happen very soon. And after hours of mulling it over, I decided that the timing could be bad and I might paint myself into a corner. So I declined the job offer and stayed put, and a few days later we all went into lockdown.
We flew into Phoenix last Wednesday to complete the initial walk through of the new house. We fly back today, meet with the movers tomorrow morning, and will start driving down tomorrow afternoon. Fuck Seattle.
If you live in a nice suburb the school is great. If you live in a shitty one its ass.
So just live in the east valley and call it a day.
In fact very few people put their kids in private school because it's not necessary. Unless maybe living in like parts of north Phoenix where the boundaries would have them mixing with the ghetto kids or something.
I remember being kind of shocked when I moved to the east coast and everyone had gone to private schools. I only knew people who did it for sports.
If you live in a nice suburb the school is great. If you live in a shitty one its ass.
So just live in the east valley and call it a day.
In fact very few people put their kids in private school because it's not necessary. Unless maybe living in like parts of north Phoenix where the boundaries would have them mixing with the ghetto kids or something.
I remember being kind of shocked when I moved to the east coast and everyone had gone to private schools. I only knew people who did it for sports.
Shitty people make for shitty places. That whole common decency stuff.
If you live in a nice suburb the school is great. If you live in a shitty one its ass.
So just live in the east valley and call it a day.
In fact very few people put their kids in private school because it's not necessary. Unless maybe living in like parts of north Phoenix where the boundaries would have them mixing with the ghetto kids or something.
I remember being kind of shocked when I moved to the east coast and everyone had gone to private schools. I only knew people who did it for sports.
There are certain aspects of education where the public schools just don't measure up to the privates.
The exodus to Bellevue/Redmond/Kirkland over the next 5 years is gonna be massive.
Tukwila is tanned, rested and ready. Moved ops there in '16 with zero regrets.
CU@Odin.
All of King County south of Seattle is a cesspool of communism. The poor people who like free stuff have all moved out of Seattle to Burien, Tukwila, Federal Way, etc. Look at the Council in those cities. They're catching up to Seattle on the commie scale.
The exodus to Bellevue/Redmond/Kirkland over the next 5 years is gonna be massive.
Tukwila is tanned, rested and ready. Moved ops there in '16 with zero regrets.
CU@Odin.
All of King County south of Seattle is a cesspool of communism. The poor people who like free stuff have all moved out of Seattle to Burien, Tukwila, Federal Way, etc. Look at the Council in those cities. They're catching up to Seattle on the commie scale.
Tukwila remains under the radar for now. But you may be right, and it's day may be coming.
There's proud and open anti-white racism all over the NW, especially in the shit hole cities, and I don't blame the non-whites for it as much as I blame the genteel liberal appeasers who's grandchildren will be pissing on their graves for letting it all happen by cowardly refusing to engage and stand up for what's right.
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If you live in a nice suburb the school is great. If you live in a shitty one its ass.
So just live in the east valley and call it a day.
In fact very few people put their kids in private school because it's not necessary. Unless maybe living in like parts of north Phoenix where the boundaries would have them mixing with the ghetto kids or something.
I remember being kind of shocked when I moved to the east coast and everyone had gone to private schools. I only knew people who did it for sports.
There are certain aspects of education where the public schools just don't measure up to the privates.
There's proud and open anti-white racism all over the NW, especially in the shit hole cities, and I don't blame the non-whites for it as much as I blame the genteel liberal appeasers who's grandchildren will be pissing on their graves for letting it all happen by cowardly refusing to engage and stand up for what's right.
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