jayden🕷️
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jayden🕷️
@bluiinferno
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lone star state 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸 Katılım Ağustos 2021
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@yareyoustupid @FranzHellens @GiancarloSopo Oh so now I’m weird lmao.. and picking counties isn’t crazy the way people bitch and moan about city propers vs metro areas
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@bluiinferno @FranzHellens @GiancarloSopo You’re weird. The point of that is that there is people that’ll like anywhere. Such as me saying Houston is 3/4 shit, I’ve lived there and really liked it.
Also, picking counties is a bad comparison. As cities, Dallas grew 1.4% last year and Houston grew 1.2%.
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Dallas is a great American city.
Its architects owe it an apology.
Facts About Texas@FactsAboutTexas
Dallas Skyline (1942)
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@BraedenSorbo @GOP__Ls What DOES Oklahoma have a higher percentage of?
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@LinkofSunshine Dallas and Houston are just permanently in YIMBY mode. They don’t know any other way.
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@JMGrahamWrites @aaron_renn Who the fuck wants to live in Mississhitti ?
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@aaron_renn It’s almost like the South has a built in immune system against change. Thank goodness Ridgeland, MS will never look like Frisco or Plano.
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The South's failure to address infrastructure is it's Achilles heel. During their mega-growth phase, older cities like NYC saw stupendous levels of investment into infrastructure.
Aaron M. Renn 🇺🇸@aaron_renn
Such a huge difference between Texas (Austin excepted) and the South proper in terms of infrastructure investment. Huge difference between DFW/Houston and Atlanta, which may be one reason Atlanta's growth rate declined a lot.
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@stepvision34 @ajlamesa Then even Houston - San Antonio - El Paso - Phoenix - LA
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High-speed rail corridors that I would prioritize for the United States (in order of prioritization):
1) DC - Philadelphia - NYC - Providence - Boston
2) Chicago - Milwaukee - Madison - Minneapolis
3) San Diego - Los Angeles - San Francisco
4) Portland - Seattle - Vancouver (Canada)
5) Miami - Orlando - Tampa
6) Dallas - Austin - San Antonio - Monterrey (Mexico)
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@yareyoustupid @FranzHellens @GiancarloSopo They like it because it’s cheap.. and ofc miserable & lame ass Dallas has to mention Houston.. u can say what you want but Dallas county is losing population while Houston’s county is steadily gaining
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@bluiinferno @FranzHellens @GiancarloSopo Or they actually just like it. Same as people liking Houston despite 3/4 of it being a shithole
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@FranzHellens @GiancarloSopo It’s just cope for the people in the soulless corporate wasteland that is the DFW..
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@GiancarloSopo In all sincerity, in what ways is Dallas a great city?
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@cmclymer @MerriamWebster Cultural appropriation. The Carolina’s had y’all before Texas was a notion
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@2024dion Turned out well for Austin and Nashville. I'd add Dallas too.
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Portland, Denver, Austin, and Nashville are midsized metros that have been labeled The Next Big Thing at various times over the past couple decades. Which city is next?
Midwest Antiquarian@Eric_Erins
The 2010’s era Denver propaganda was crazy
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@aaron_renn Dallas and Houston have to be the largest metros in the USA that have no cultural impact on the nation at large.
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Dallas and Houston metros have added over three million people each since 2000. Third place Atlanta added a million fewer people.
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Counties where the majority of adults (25 and up) have a bachelor's degree or higher:
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@MaryHThornell @estherzelda0514 The only thing historical about Dallas was the jfk assassination…
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Dallas is missing the historical component that a lot of the other Texas cities have. It began as a business district. The high end business district. It expanded from there. Fort Worth was at least in the stream of cowboy history and had connections with other cowboy culture. Dallas was all the upper management.
Go to one of the little towns on the coast and you will get some sense of the history of the state. Dallas is all economic force.
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Dallas is such a strangely awful place to live. Houston at least has the coast, Austin has tech and culture, and San Antonio is cheaper. But Dallas has... heat and sprawling overpriced suburbs?
Amy Nixon@texasrunnerDFW
I am astounded by the number of millennial families who moved to Dallas, bought a home, then turned around and sold the home to move out of Dallas, in less than a 5 year time span Is Dallas just super transient or is this a post-pandemic phenomenon happening everywhere?
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@bluiinferno @oomfmagazine In Texas we have the WORST drivers and the BEST food and the MOST wasians and the SMELLIEST feet like cmon bruh nobody cares
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@11reuetersward @oomfmagazine Sugar land, Bellaire, alief, Katy, cypress, Pearland, etc
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@bluiinferno @oomfmagazine Where specifically cus in Houston I never seen any
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@GaTechAlum_IE92 @dbclass18 @BluJayJu Dallas sprawls more than LA does, LA is pretty dense and has geographic restraints
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@dbclass18 @BluJayJu No, it’s not. LA sprawls way more.
And now Dallas is the next to super sprawl. Dallas will be the next LA.
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@HawkeyeHouston @The_Real_McCoy @slocumfortexas My Altima go to and from Austin and Houston without fill up.. it’s doable
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@The_Real_McCoy @slocumfortexas 1.5 tanks for most. Not all people have 30-gallon-plus trucks like you and me.
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Why are you flying from Houston to San Antonio?
Doom Coming@Getthebagcoach
A flight from Houston to San Antonio shouldn’t cost over $100 but it actually does and cost $400. Plus…. Worst administration ever
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@ThePoliticalHQ Who know how to pronounce Pearland correctly?
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🚨BREAKING🚨
Democrat Quentin Wiltz has defeated Republican Tony Carbone in the Pearland, Texas Mayoral Election.
This is a flip from 🔴 to 🔵.
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@_denkbares @SidKhurana3607 I was looking for sugar land especially lmao
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