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[–] • 3 pts

I was born in one. Stayed there for a few reasons, but mostly because it was what I knew. The more I traveled the more I wanted to leave. I'm still in a crowded state but in a very rural part of it. Soon enough I will head out again, this time for good.

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People move to cities and stay there because the living is easy. That's always been the attraction of cities. It's easier to survive, and it's easier to prosper.

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Stuff stays open late. Airports are bigger and cheaper. Entertainment. Variety of food.

Saying all that I don't believe diversity is our strength at all but I do love good Indian food.

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Really it's just that simple ? I knida doubt thats why these people live in cities must be something more than that.

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theres actually a lot of reasons, but all are better summed up as "easier life"

more bugchasing opportunites for faggots = easier life

increased tolerance to their faggotry = easier life

more startbucks = easier life

i can go on and on but its not necessary

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Is it really hard to grasp that people like abundant social opportunity, commerce, and culture? Within a walk from your door? Urbanization is at least 5000 years old.

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That is mainly it for those that willingly choose to go into the cities. Other demographics include people born into it, it is their projected cave, they enjoy living like a caged bird until they realize the limitations imposed upon their freedoms. Many would leave, but how can the average person leave when the meager pay barely affords anyone the opportunity to sell unless they think outside the box and make drastic moves.

Then there are those, communists and sheep, that are revolted by the idea of 'fly-over' states because of the propaganda that has been fed to them about it. I told a few people of my plans to someday hit a red state and they were in deep panic about the dangers they heard according to their CNN oracle.

I was also told there is less variability for work in the country vs the cities. Whether that is true or valid will probably vary from person to person and from red state to red state.

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Money. Commerce. Dense populations often have a moving economy. It's like crack, once you get a little, you want more. Then jews move in.

[–] • 3 pts

I’m glad that they live in cities. If they didn’t, most rural places would be overrun. It already kills me to see swaths of nature turned into suburbs, And I’d like that to happen as little as possible

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We were about five miles from the nearest tiny town. No neighbors for at least a mile. Now we are sandwiched between two subdivisions. City people moving to the country then complain about the noises our animals make. The fact that we’re in their “backyard at the buttcrack of dawn”, and our firearms practice. They want the same rules they had in town out here.

Move your ass back to town.

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Don't worry, someday these complaining people will be great firearms practice targets.

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They're moving the town to you. I've seen it happen countless times. I have relatives who bought in the middle of the desert so far from the city just twenty years ago we thought they were kind of crazy. They were literally engulfed ten years ago and now are just part of suburbia complete with four strip malls at the intersection of the highway and their street.

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The 60 year old guys in Phoenix complain about this constantly. I asked them about how we are constantly told that US population growth rates are almost too low to sustain “So where are they all coming from?” There’s two Mexican invaders at the lunch table while I say these things. They quit bringing it up.

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They’ve annexed to within two miles of us. There are a lot of newbies that are all for annexing. I just wish they’d move somewhere else.

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They are in the cities because they cannot survive in rural areas.

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The jews will sell it to you as jobs for construction workers and a solution to high home prices. It never solves high home prices, in fact it makes them higher by increasing demand for housing.

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I lived on two acres on the edge of town. My sister in law lived in a sprawling ranch house on a quarter acre. She felt unsafe at my house because there were no neighbors. I felt unsafe at her house because there were so damned many people.

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Two legged creatures have killed far more people than anything else.

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There is unlimited opportunity.

Thousands of single people within a few miles of you.

Hundreds of job openings.

Want food? Hundreds of places to eat.

It certainly has an appeal.

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Zero opportunities for a life free of man made chemicals, soot, NOXs, and micro particle inhalation.

Thousands of liberal/democrat singles.

Hundreds of low skilled jobs only suitable for non whites in a workplace with prevailing anti-white sentiment.

Hundreds of places serving food that gives me the runs because of whatever low quality product or preparation methods used.

Appealing to democrats, multi racial diversity, and bio-spirit disharmony.

Cities are disgusting in unlimited ways.

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Industrial Revolution. Brought everyone to the city.

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Stupid decisions is what puts them there.

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Yeah. Fuck those retards for choosing the wrong parents.

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I lived in an apartment in a city. For the same money I can own a house. Food is cheaper, haircuts, everything is cheaper. When TSHTF I will be okay, I won't starve, I can fish for food.

And I don't have to have a Damned shot.