@spencerpratt Holy crap, nobody here wants a bunch of woke Hollywood leftists. Alot of us here are refugees from Blue States and we don't want that same garbage here.
@rushicrypto Our neighbors' husband had lived thru the bombing at the WTC. As soon as that plane hit the first building, he got out of his tower asap, ignoring the announcement to stay, took coworkers with him and they all survived.
@flapprdotnet Yep, I lived it. There were also people stationed on street corners with clipboards ready to usher passersby to get the shot. Good times.
@ACTBrigitte My Costco back in Queens, NY had whole goat carcasses. Costco caters to groups prevalent in certain neighborhoods. This is not something new.
@physicsgeek Senior in high school. Jan 1986, Long Island NY. We had midterm exams and I was home and watched the whole thing live on TV. We all remember.
@bennyjohnson My parents are Boomers who struggled to make ends meet for 3 kids. Dad, an electrician,took a 2nd job cleaning offices. The later years got better and he retired with a good pension. Taught us how to work hard and save. Nothing lavish, but nothing lacking.
@larryelder Wow, bullseye. As a recent ex-NYer, I wholeheartedly agree. The article explains what I try and tell people,but fail to make them understand. I am homesick for a place that doesn't exist anymore and most likely never shall again. Heartbreaking.
@JackPosobiec Spot on. We were Conservative in NYC, and just kept quiet and smiled. Here in TN, we spend alot of time sounding the alarm in a sea of complacency. Red will be blue in the blink of an eye.
@DillerWill86705 @ericmetaxas Tennessee? Yep, its worse here than I've seen anywhere. And yes, we left a church here because they canceled a Bible study due to it falling on Halloween. Watch all the "Christians" get offended when you say how evil this day is. The gate is indeed narrow.
@JackPosobiec I am a native NYer who fled to TN. I have seen and experienced things that were direct results of a leftist govt, and recognize the evil. Street smart, slow to trust, not much can bother or impress me. Ready for anything.
@1FrankShepard @timburchett A figure of speech. Generational Tennesseans who think everything will stay the same without having to take action. We are in perilous times and people cannot remain passive. Transplants like myself have seen some ugly things, and we don't want it here.