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Anonymous wrote:
I'm surprised no one mentioned Mike Pence lives in Carmel. He bought a mansion there -- for $1.9mln.
Yes, Carmel is heavily white but so is Indiana -- 84.2% white based on the latest census. Oregon is more white at 86.2% if you want to point to a Democrat-controlled state that's also white.
It's a wealthy suburb of Indianapolis. It's kind of boring (I've been there), but aren't most suburbs?
How many guns and drug ods like Fairfax?
More drug overdose deaths per capita in IN than VA.
Carmel vs Fairfax?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Out of curiosity, any Jewish families there? Would they feel ostracized?
Hoosier native here. I didn’t know any Jews until I went to college on the east coast . I think there might be one synagogue in all of Indianapolis.
My public high school had a very active Fellowship of Christian Athletes chapter. And regularly advertised “Meet At the Flagpole” Christian morning prayer events. And we had assembly speakers who openly spoke about how Jesus saved them…
If the requirement is being Christian to have an environment like this and awesome school sign me up.
To clarify, I was the person who asked about Jewish people feeling comfortable there, not this PP. I think it’s probably not the most comfortable place for a religious minority. Thanks for sharing what you recall experiencing there tho!
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Out of curiosity, any Jewish families there? Would they feel ostracized?
Hoosier native here. I didn’t know any Jews until I went to college on the east coast . I think there might be one synagogue in all of Indianapolis.
My public high school had a very active Fellowship of Christian Athletes chapter. And regularly advertised “Meet At the Flagpole” Christian morning prayer events. And we had assembly speakers who openly spoke about how Jesus saved them…
If the requirement is being Christian to have an environment like this and awesome school sign me up.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Out of curiosity, any Jewish families there? Would they feel ostracized?
Hoosier native here. I didn’t know any Jews until I went to college on the east coast . I think there might be one synagogue in all of Indianapolis.
My public high school had a very active Fellowship of Christian Athletes chapter. And regularly advertised “Meet At the Flagpole” Christian morning prayer events. And we had assembly speakers who openly spoke about how Jesus saved them…
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Out of curiosity, any Jewish families there? Would they feel ostracized?
Hoosier native here. I didn’t know any Jews until I went to college on the east coast . I think there might be one synagogue in all of Indianapolis.
My public high school had a very active Fellowship of Christian Athletes chapter. And regularly advertised “Meet At the Flagpole” Christian morning prayer events. And we had assembly speakers who openly spoke about how Jesus saved them…
If the requirement is being Christian to have an environment like this and awesome school sign me up.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Out of curiosity, any Jewish families there? Would they feel ostracized?
Hoosier native here. I didn’t know any Jews until I went to college on the east coast . I think there might be one synagogue in all of Indianapolis.
My public high school had a very active Fellowship of Christian Athletes chapter. And regularly advertised “Meet At the Flagpole” Christian morning prayer events. And we had assembly speakers who openly spoke about how Jesus saved them…
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:The high school has 5000 kids and there are kids who have 22 mile bus rides to it.
And takes 30 minutes to drive it
My high school was 1 mile from my house and I never had a car.
Wow amazing. Why doesn’t everyone just do this
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:The high school has 5000 kids and there are kids who have 22 mile bus rides to it.
And takes 30 minutes to drive it
My high school was 1 mile from my house and I never had a car.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:The high school has 5000 kids and there are kids who have 22 mile bus rides to it.
And takes 30 minutes to drive it
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Anonymous wrote:Out of curiosity, any Jewish families there? Would they feel ostracized?
Anonymous wrote:Out of curiosity, any Jewish families there? Would they feel ostracized?