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Anonymous wrote:Looking for a mid tier city where people are mostly apolitical and for fun like to do sports or have family picnics and not go to the gun range or to protests. Where most people are happy with the sex they were born with respect the other sex. Where the religious and political extremism is toned down closer to zero and people are just trying to be productive and enjoy life. Does this exist in the US? How about outside of it?

Every city in America has like 98%+ people happy to be the sex in which they are born.

More like 99.9%.

Germantown, MD.

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Anonymous wrote:Looking for a mid tier city where people are mostly apolitical and for fun like to do sports or have family picnics and not go to the gun range or to protests. Where most people are happy with the sex they were born with respect the other sex. Where the religious and political extremism is toned down closer to zero and people are just trying to be productive and enjoy life. Does this exist in the US? How about outside of it?

Every city in America has like 98%+ people happy to be the sex in which they are born.

More like 99.8% and the 0.2% aren’t hurting anyone. Those who obsess about that 0.2%, on the other hand, are just bad people.

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Anonymous wrote:Looking for a mid tier city where people are mostly apolitical and for fun like to do sports or have family picnics and not go to the gun range or to protests. Where most people are happy with the sex they were born with respect the other sex. Where the religious and political extremism is toned down closer to zero and people are just trying to be productive and enjoy life. Does this exist in the US? How about outside of it?

Where do I go to find more than 50% of people that are trans? That sounds like fun.

I know you’re joking, but the real answer to this is my Montgomery County middle school among the students born as girls.

Anonymous wrote:Looking for a mid tier city where people are mostly apolitical and for fun like to do sports or have family picnics and not go to the gun range or to protests. Where most people are happy with the sex they were born with respect the other sex. Where the religious and political extremism is toned down closer to zero and people are just trying to be productive and enjoy life. Does this exist in the US? How about outside of it?

What an utterly bizarre criterion. You probably wouldn’t be welcome in these apolitical environments given your radical fixation on the genitalia of others.

Anonymous wrote:Looking for a mid tier city where people are mostly apolitical and for fun like to do sports or have family picnics and not go to the gun range or to protests. Where most people are happy with the sex they were born with respect the other sex. Where the religious and political extremism is toned down closer to zero and people are just trying to be productive and enjoy life. Does this exist in the US? How about outside of it?

This is most of them

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Anonymous wrote:I visited Denver for the first time recently and during an entire week there, doing a ton of walking, I never smelled weed. That's remarkable considering that Colorado was where marijuana legalization started. And the same has been true everywhere else I've traveled. The widespread smoking of weed in public is a distinctly DC phenomenon.

And the vast numbers of white middle class women so overwhelmed by the copious "stench of weed everywhere" seems wildly overrated. How do these women walk down the street without retching and fainting? It's very dramatic.

I mean, I can't explain how when I cross the bridge to Maryland and get on 210 going 50+ mph and the smell of weed immediately gets into my car. It's impressive.

This. I hate driving in Maryland now

Anonymous wrote:For housing affordability I would pick Midwest likely Milwaukee.

Milwaukee?

https://realestate.usnews.com/places/rankings/most-dangerous-places

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Anonymous wrote:I visited Denver for the first time recently and during an entire week there, doing a ton of walking, I never smelled weed. That's remarkable considering that Colorado was where marijuana legalization started. And the same has been true everywhere else I've traveled. The widespread smoking of weed in public is a distinctly DC phenomenon.

And the vast numbers of white middle class women so overwhelmed by the copious "stench of weed everywhere" seems wildly overrated. How do these women walk down the street without retching and fainting? It's very dramatic.

I mean, I can't explain how when I cross the bridge to Maryland and get on 210 going 50+ mph and the smell of weed immediately gets into my car. It's impressive.

Anonymous wrote:Minnesota? Wisconsin?

Is this a joke?

Most Americans identify with their biological sex and don't attend protests on the weekends.

Not sure how to address the point about gun ranges, because Americans across the political spectrum do this for recreation. I think you are talking about the people who are obsessed with bringing guns everywhere they go and having a stockpile of hundreds, that's different.

Overall, though, I think what you are really saying is where in the US can you live where the political climate is less charged and divisive. Unfortunately, that's becoming less-and-less true anywhere. And most of the things people are angry about don't even impact them directly or the place where they live.

I live in the "low income" section of Falls Church and its teachers, fed workers, military woth a range of political views. Our leadership in the city is super liberal, but more moderates are trying to take back control.

Anonymous wrote:I visited Denver for the first time recently and during an entire week there, doing a ton of walking, I never smelled weed. That's remarkable considering that Colorado was where marijuana legalization started. And the same has been true everywhere else I've traveled. The widespread smoking of weed in public is a distinctly DC phenomenon.

Seems clear that you didn't visit Boulder, Colorado.

If you are cisgender, hetero and white you will be fine anywhere in the US. And since you mentioned guns specifically, you can crosswalk the states that allow open carry and their restrictiveness to get a feel of the gun culture in each state

Anonymous wrote:I visited Denver for the first time recently and during an entire week there, doing a ton of walking, I never smelled weed. That's remarkable considering that Colorado was where marijuana legalization started. And the same has been true everywhere else I've traveled. The widespread smoking of weed in public is a distinctly DC phenomenon.

And the vast numbers of white middle class women so overwhelmed by the copious "stench of weed everywhere" seems wildly overrated. How do these women walk down the street without retching and fainting? It's very dramatic.