Political climate as a criteria for housing
This is just an informal post as I'm trying to understand people better.
For most of you, how important is the political stance of a city/ state before you choose to settle down there, buy a home etc?
I ask because I was having a conversation with a friend and they told me that they don't care much for it. That it isn't something that matters. I find it interesting.
For me it's extremely important - I couldn't move to a city where weed is illegal and transgender rights aren't priority for example.
Obviously there are no right or wrong motivations, if you guys can chime in and let me know how you feel/ think over such things that'll be cool.
How do you feel your choices are influenced by your early experiences like where you grew up, and your friends and profession? How have they evolved over the years? How much of them are money constrained, etc?
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Still obviously a bad policy but love to see their attempt to control women backfiring on these assholes.
I don't know anywhere in the US that is currently dominated by reasonable moderates. So pick your poison.
I moved to California for a reason.
Where do you live?