@legitimatehermit: vote blue and they’ll leave 😁😁

Caitlin 🦄 :

I’m in Tennessee and I talk to random people on phones for my work. So many people have moved to this state and are baffled by the lack of safety net. I’m always surprised when they are surprised. Like what did you think small government meant?

that_ben_guy :

Illinois native here. I will never, ever move to a red state. I won’t even visit or spend money in red states when I can help it.

Village Person :

We in blue states and cities absorb everyone without complaining and insulting them.

NashvilleChief :

As a liberal that lived in Nashville I left. I moved to Colorado where I found my people.

Barabus :

For real though I moved from CA to ID on contract work and I hate it here, I’m hopefully moving back to the west coast in the next year or so. Like no one wants to live in the Midwest unless they’re some rich bougie types that can buy a McMansion and 10 acres of land.

kpotterlive :

they complain about traffic and refuse to vote "YES" for train system.

maskingATNpain :

I am a "slight" exception to the rule. I, a socialist, relocated from Seattle to a Red county still in WA but eastern WA. Westside WAs are sometimes moving east in state because it's slightly cheaper, I still get the advantages of WA laws, and I need sunshine to stop the depression and mold allergies.

idk :

I've told a lot of people that when you live in a swing state it's twice as likely that people from Red States will move over to a swing state to keep it red and I get called crazy all the time

reasonable witt :

i can tell you everyone who moved to Alabama really thought we were a monolith.

ceh1747 :

Yep, I see this a lot with New Hampshire. They’ll complain that people from Massachusetts are destroying the environment in NH and overdeveloping the shoreline of lakes for their summer homes, but if you tell them that they should vote for more stringent environmental regulations then they’ll talk about how climate change is a hoax and how big government can’t tell them what to do with their property.

Caitlin :

What’s wild is that people moved to TN thinking it wasn’t going to already be full of gay and trans locals. Like they were “escaping.” Meanwhile most transplants I know from more “progressive” states hadn’t met any trans people before moving here.

Danette :

That. I’m a liberal Californian in TN BUT I CAME HERE W THE MILITARY I would never have come here on my own by choice.

Maggie 🍉 :

I am a socialist who moved from a red state (UT) to another red state (TN).

lun4r-fl4r3 :

i mean i’m a leftist and i moved to texas. i moved from louisiana, but that doesn’t support their narrative lol

micheK :

Thank you for saying this

danfthom :

THANK YOU IVE BEEN SAYING THIS FOR SO LONG

williamfields6735 :

The same with Texas

jezebelmk2.0 :

Exactly we moved out of Texas for many reasons and it wasn’t to go to another red state.

odiram :

For real, was talking to a transplant yesterday and she seemed mostly apolitical, but then the topic of health came up and she became incandescent about fluoridated water.

Ron Stoppable :

"you wouldn't be friends with yourself if you met yourself and I can prove it"

Courtney 🤪 :

They’re doing it to Austin too 🙃

Some Guy on The Internet :

beans :

I KEEP TRYING TO TELL PPL THIS OMG

BasicallyBionic :

no lies told

Ghoul :

A little louder for the ones in the back.