I unironically think the discourse is held back by the paucity of takesters residing in America's most abundant locales.
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yeah. it’s funny that so many leftists look to New Deal-era economic populism —jobs, security, food on the table! — when that should be the absolute floor of what we promise voters in a more prosperous era.
the American dream is backing up your big ass car to a giant grocery warehouse and filling it with stuff and then driving it directly into your attached garage. People don't say it but that's the revealed preference of anyone who comes here.
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"Things are pretty good and you don't have to feel anxious as you doomscroll" doesn't drive traffic.
Let's talk about that media bias sometime.
When I mentioned that if you think NYC is spendy, there are lots of other places to live in the US, the responses were basically "I don't like the suburbs". There are many towns and medium sized cities that aren't NYC or suburbs! The bubble on here is so obvious sometimes.
"Abundant" locales is kind of a funny idea. Not the richest place but still rich and absolutely the most extra lol.
Scottsdale
Frisco, Tx
Alpharetta, Ga.
Broward/West Palm Beach counties but not Dade
Oconee County, Ga.
Jupiter, Fla.
Orange County, Ca. (the mother colony lol)
You mean red states? The ones with worse overall outcomes and unhappier, unhealthier people? Those abundant locales?
More unironic celebrations of tacky Walmart displays. The re-taking of 'Murica!
The Dems idea would just to have unlimited cola free for everyone.
As if that would help anybody.