Post: #51

(11-14-2018 04:50 PM)Thot Leader Wrote:  I'm surprised no one has suggested pooling our money and buying up Detroit, then turning it into a white utopia.

This could he a good thread topic! Somebody with knowledge about Detroit should start something like this.

Post: #52

(11-14-2018 05:04 PM)redpillage Wrote:  

(11-14-2018 03:47 PM)Quays2 Wrote:  Maybe a dumb question to ask but would a half white asian guy fit into these places too or would the majority white people be racist?

I think you will find most people to be extremely welcoming.

You'd have no problem in the Denver area.

Post: #53

(11-14-2018 04:43 PM)debeguiled Wrote:  You are going to have to bite the bullet when it comes to snow in the winters. There doesn't seem to be any way of avoiding that.

The only city on Red's list that stuck out to me was Erie, PA, which as I recall is consistently top-5 in the nation for annual snowfall. The Great Lakes generate a lot of snow in the winter.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:USA-L...-Areas.svg

Post: #54

(11-14-2018 03:47 PM)Quays2 Wrote:  Maybe a dumb question to ask but would a half white asian guy fit into these places too or would the majority white people be racist?

You will never be accepted, and you will be considered an outsider.

People will assume you own the nail shop or the chop suey place. White people will tell you they love orange chicken, but laugh behind your back.

Aloha!

Post: #55

(11-14-2018 11:03 PM)Kona Wrote:  

(11-14-2018 03:47 PM)Quays2 Wrote:  Maybe a dumb question to ask but would a half white asian guy fit into these places too or would the majority white people be racist?

You will never be accepted, and you will be considered an outsider.

People will assume you own the nail shop or the chop suey place. White people will tell you they love orange chicken, but laugh behind your back.

Aloha!

Thats not true. Stop perpetuating silly stereotypes.

Everyone knows which way he's seen all boils down to how well (or poorly) he drives.

Pro tips:

1 Use your turn signals

2Drive at least the speed while in the left lane

3. If possible avoid driving Prius's and minivans

Post: #56

The food probably sucks in every one of these places.

I can only eat steak and potatoes with butter so many times.

Ok, I'm lying, I can and do eat steak almost every day, but nonetheless.

The food will suck in these places, and mechanic prices will be very expensive.

Also, I nominate Denton, TX, not because it's a predominantly white city, but because it's a lovely city, it's a college town with surprisingly good restaurants, a nice town square, and is very walkable.

Post: #57

(11-14-2018 06:48 PM)Jetset Wrote:  

(11-14-2018 06:45 PM)debeguiled Wrote:  I don't think you are taking the issue of neutral rep points seriously at all.

It's extremely serious. Facebook Group levels of seriousness.

First Rule of Facebook Group is...

Post: #58

Alot of these places suck. Local places near me that meet the criteria that arent in bumblefuck nowhere:

West Chester, Kennet Square, Malvern, and Paoli PA. Great school districts and not far from Philly, and couple hours from New York and DC if you actually want to do something. Beaches are within 2 hours as well.

Whiter than a polar bear in a snowstorm. And not far from places you can game and bang other ethnicities.

Post: #59

(11-14-2018 05:06 PM)redpillage Wrote:  

(11-14-2018 04:32 PM)Thomas Jackson Wrote:  What population size are you limiting the search to?

Not that important to me as long as it's over 25,000. After all it's nice to have a decent gym, supermarket, shooting range, drugstore, car mechanic, home depot, and movie theater nearby.

I know a number of midwestern small cities ~5000 through 20,000 which meet the criteria except for having the home depot within city limits (it'll be a 25-40 minute drive which is still less time than it takes to cross many big cities). I come from the Saint Louis area. Can elaborate in detail on the Illinois side of the river, not so much on the Missouri side. If this portion of the US interests you I can answer pointed questions in PM including where the good ranges are.

Post: #60

Pretty much any college town or college city suburb is a great place to live in the USA.

Post: #61

(11-14-2018 03:30 PM)redpillage Wrote:  Over the past few years I have lived abroad and am now planning to move back stateside over the course of the next year. Since things have shifted quite a bit politically since I departed the place where I used to live is now an absolutely no-no (take a wild guess).

My top criteria when choosing a place are:

• At minimum 70% White
• Low Crime
• Liberal Gun Laws
• Clean Accessible Water
• Clean Air
• Reliable Internet Access
• Affordable Housing
  

All of these are my personal preferences and if you don't share them you can bite my shiny metal ass.

Now the first criteria is actually the most difficult one and it limits the list of locations to this:

Quote:City Rank % White
Billings, MT 1 86.1%
Springfield, MO 2 85.6%
Fargo, ND 3 85.5%
Cedar Rapids, IA 4 84.4%
Sterling Heights, MI 5 83.0%
Boise City, ID 6 82.7%
Sioux Falls, SD 7 82.5%
Spokane, WA 8 82.0%
Lincoln, NE 9 81.2%
Scottsdale, AZ 10 81.1%
Arvada, CO 11 80.9%
Fort Collins, CO 12 80.8%
Evansville, IN 13 79.9%
Manchester, NH 14 79.6%
Eugene, OR 15 79.4%
Overland Park, KS 16 79.3%
Independence, MO 17 78.9%
Rochester, MN 18 77.0%
Olathe, KS 19 76.7%
Columbia, MO 20 76.1%
Provo, UT 21 75.9%
Madison, WI 22 74.8%
Norman, OK 23 74.0%
Cape Coral, FL 24 73.4%
Vancouver, WA 25 73.0%
Wilmington, NC 26 72.3%
Lexington, KY 27 72.1%
Knoxville, TN 28 72.1%
Springfield, IL 29 72.0%
Green Bay, WI 30 71.7%
Portland, OR 31 71.6%
Gilbert, AZ 32 70.9%
Charleston, SC 33 70.9%
Surprise, AZ 34 70.4%
Erie, PA 35 70.3%
Warren, MI 36 70.3%
Metairie, LA 37 70.2%
Lakewood, CO 38 70.2%

Provo was actually high on my list but the problem there is intermittent horrible air quality during winter due to inversion (similar to Santiago de Chile).

Obviously in terms of weather most of those places suck except maybe AZ. You may have noticed that this list does not feature a single place from CA, as the whitest city there is Roseville with a percentage of Whites of 69.6% - just below my threshold.

Portland, OR is on the list but I'm obviously not seriously considering this one and Eugene would be a much better choice.

And In case you wonder, I am not racist and the first criteria listed is merely a self defense measure. Given what's going on in the U.S. right now with recurring attacks on Whites and conservatives I have very little appetite for exposing myself or my loved ones to that sort of risk. And the best strategy for avoiding to become a victim is to position yourself out of harm's way.

This is a big community, so any serious and helpful insights on the various locations listed would be appreciated.

Hey, were the Jews biased against the Germans in the 1930s just because they saw the writing on the wall?

Post: #62

If you are considering Arizona but don't like the extreme heat then look at Flagstaff, seems to meet your criteria. It's beautiful in that area.

Post: #63

(11-14-2018 04:44 PM)RoastBeefCurtains4Me Wrote:  Arvada and Lakewood are actually Denver suburbs, not separate cities. Arvada is nice, but Lakewood is not as nice (not horrible though).

Both are very expensive. You'll have to work to find a place to live for less than $1000/month. Also, the air can be smoggy sometimes.

The pros are that both cities are minutes from downtown Denver, and minutes from the mountains. There are only a few other places on your list that are near big cities, and each of these has drawbacks too. Denver is a pretty decent place to live.

Smoggy is an issue for me as clean water and clean air are important requirements. Most people neglect these things and then eventually find themselves spending their life savings on fighting cancer or who knows what else.

(11-14-2018 04:49 PM)Eugenics Wrote:  Billings MT is a cool place. If youre down with the mid-west vibe it can be a really nice place to live. Also the people are incredibly nice if you put a little effort into fitting in the culture, and at worst a bit weary of you if you don't.

Cosign on Idaho being a safe bet. I've lived and traveled in the state a bit. Can recommend some mid-sized towns but have never been to Boise

Montana is absolutely on my list and yes the cold long winters are something we would have to learn to live with, especially after Spain. But clearly one of the most rewarding places when it comes to the sheer splendor of nature.

I don't think we would have trouble fitting in to be honest, we are cultural chameleons.

(11-14-2018 05:11 PM)Jaxon Wrote:  Like kosko said, many of the highest-paying jobs in America are located in diverse places (Silicon Valley, Austin, Chicago, NY, parts of Florida, Minneapolis, Atlanta, etc).

Exactly the types of places you couldn't pay me to ever live (in some of those again). I am not dependent on a job, all I need is a stable Internet connection. Again, my list of criteria is pretty concise and an active job market was not on that list. Which per your comment is actually a huge advantage as it gives us a lot of freedom in picking a spot.

(11-14-2018 05:44 PM)Aquarius Wrote:  For those who suggest Scottsdale, keep in mind that its not a standalone small town, but just a nice, happening suburb of Phoenix. Maricopa County, which is pretty much all of the Phoenix Metropolitan Area, is only 55% white. And it is already solidly purple at 45% Democratic in the 2016 elections. The state of Arizona itself is also purple.

Its a decent choice if OP wants to be in a major metropolitan area and all the amenities that go along with it, but if OP just wants a white, conservative area, there are much better choices out there.

That does not sound very encouraging and yes it's what I suspected. In a civil war type of scenario it would be easy to be compromised. Pray tell which choices you would favor.

(11-14-2018 05:44 PM)Dr Mantis Toboggan Wrote:  Be careful with Washington state and Oregon. While there are many places in those states that fit your criteria currently, they are dominated politically by Seattle and Portland respectively along with massive influx of Californians and are both rapidly transforming into California without the nice weather. If you like that part of the country, Idaho is probably a safer bet long-term.

Yes, Oregon was on the top of my list until a few months ago when I realized (from afar) what was going on there politically and in particular with the excesses of Antifa in Portland. Plus of course there is the rain. I prefer cold with more sunshine over warmer with sunshine any day.

(11-14-2018 05:53 PM)John Michael Kane Wrote:  Word. There are many conservatives in these states that live out in the boondocks, but the big leftist cities dictate state policy. Washington state just passed some very awful gun control bills. I would advise against moving there if you care about the 2nd Amendment.

Washingon state is notorious obviously and I have very little desire to every live there. Plus again, the constant rain. See above reg. Oregon.

(11-14-2018 06:22 PM)debeguiled Wrote:  I was under the impression that those Southwest states have been in a constant state of drought for about 20 years.

I know that at least New Mexico has.

It is nice to have that desert air and mild winters, but without water, well, you already know.

If I were going to settle in the Southwest I would do a deep dive in researching the fragility of their infrastructure. How do they get their water, electricity, and natural gas. Would suck to get all settled just to find out that a few years of low snowpack and water has to be trucked in.

I have thought about somewhere like Coeur d'Alene, and my only reservations would be if it was too redneck for me or not, and if I could handle heavy snow every year.

Some pretty good houses for 300,000 or less.

Zillow Coeur d'Alene Houses Under 300.000

Never head of that place but will research it. Idaho is in my top list of desirable states along with Montana, Utah, and Wyoming. I take it gets similar weather than Washington... Here's a great link that shows you 'perceived pleasant places', i.e. weather across the U.S.

(11-14-2018 06:22 PM)Jetset Wrote:  Since you mentioned the boonies, Cave Creek or Fountain Hills are further out - first one is more of an eccentric biker/cowboy scene, second is quieter and retirement-oriented. Both tend to mean a lot of trips into Scottsdale for amenities. Further up in the mountains there's Prescott/Prescott Valley, quieter small city with pine forests, cooler in the summer because of the elevation and you get a little winter snowfall, you'd have all the basics of town life there if you don't care about being close to the city.

You had me at eccentric biker/cowboy scene. Prescott Valley sounds like a little slice of heaven, will definitely check that out. Thanks!

(11-14-2018 06:33 PM)jordypip23 Wrote:  Generally speaking I think a good chunk of America's "exurban" areas could fit your criteria as well (in addition to some of those college town type places listed). You might be about 50, 60 miles or more out from a mid-sized or larger city, but at least you'd be commutable from a decent airport from a lot of America's exurban towns. Even from a city like Detroit you'd be surprised at how white the population is once you get deep into the exurbs lol. Michigan is very gun friendly with a hunting culture that is quite thriving up towards the Northern ends of the state & the Upper Peninsula. Matter of fact if you want to check out a smaller city in Northern Michigan maybe have a look at Traverse City. This is its own independent small city (not an exurb at all). White folk are over 94% of the population & the area is super scenic (on Lake Michigan in the Northwestern part of mainland Michigan). One of the biggest drawbacks, however, is that it is cold as balls in the winter lol. Nasty lake effect snow & bone chilling temperatures. But hey if you're the hardy type it just might be paradise. Wealthier folks from the Detroit & Chicago metropolitan areas love to visit & obtain vacation properties in the area as well.

I would love to consider Michigan or places near the Oznard, but once again the weather... shudder...

Post: #64

(11-14-2018 06:33 PM)jordypip23 Wrote:  Generally speaking I think a good chunk of America's "exurban" areas could fit your criteria as well (in addition to some of those college town type places listed). You might be about 50, 60 miles or more out from a mid-sized or larger city, but at least you'd be commutable from a decent airport from a lot of America's exurban towns. Even from a city like Detroit you'd be surprised at how white the population is once you get deep into the exurbs lol. Michigan is very gun friendly with a hunting culture that is quite thriving up towards the Northern ends of the state & the Upper Peninsula. Matter of fact if you want to check out a smaller city in Northern Michigan maybe have a look at Traverse City. This is its own independent small city (not an exurb at all). White folk are over 94% of the population & the area is super scenic (on Lake Michigan in the Northwestern part of mainland Michigan). One of the biggest drawbacks, however, is that it is cold as balls in the winter lol. Nasty lake effect snow & bone chilling temperatures. But hey if you're the hardy type it just might be paradise. Wealthier folks from the Detroit & Chicago metropolitan areas love to visit & obtain vacation properties in the area as well.

I would have considered MI or perhaps a place near the lake of the Ozark over in MO, but small white enclaves may offer insufficient protection in a SHTF type of situation. Plus in MI you get that cold/clamp Great Lakes weather that just sucks the life out of you. The cold and snow is okay but strong winds on top of it and weeks without sunshine would be much harder to bear.

Post: #65

(11-14-2018 11:25 PM)Spaniard88 Wrote:  The food probably sucks in every one of these places.

I can only eat steak and potatoes with butter so many times.

Ok, I'm lying, I can and do eat steak almost every day, but nonetheless.

The food will suck in these places, and mechanic prices will be very expensive.

Also, I nominate Denton, TX, not because it's a predominantly white city, but because it's a lovely city, it's a college town with surprisingly good restaurants, a nice town square, and is very walkable.

Okay you may want to sit down and take a deep breath before reading on... perhaps have some smelling salt at hand...

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ready?

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Okay here it goes:

I don't go to restaurants. My wife cooks me three meals every day. And she cooks extremely well.

I know... don't hate me because I'm beautiful.

(11-15-2018 05:19 AM)GlobalMan Wrote:  If you are considering Arizona but don't like the extreme heat then look at Flagstaff, seems to meet your criteria. It's beautiful in that area.

You know that actually looks awesome, I had never consider that place. Thanks a ton. Anyone else lived there or near there before? How about connectivity?

Post: #66

Wrong. All wrong.

If you're going to take the RVF to the next level as a polygamous tribe you really need to move to Utah.

Members can immediately begin forwarding you their sisters/daughters/etc.

Post: #67

(11-15-2018 07:11 AM)Leonard D Neubache Wrote:  Wrong. All wrong.

If you're going to take the RVF to the next level as a polygamous tribe you really need to move to Utah.

Members can immediately begin forwarding you their sisters/daughters/etc.

I was considering UT actually and the mormons don't really bother me. Really bad air during the winter around the lake areas, so that's a problem. Perhaps further out or higher up may work.

Post: #68

(11-15-2018 07:18 AM)redpillage Wrote:  

(11-15-2018 07:11 AM)Leonard D Neubache Wrote:  Wrong. All wrong.

If you're going to take the RVF to the next level as a polygamous tribe you really need to move to Utah.

Members can immediately begin forwarding you their sisters/daughters/etc.

I was considering UT actually and the mormons don't really bother me. Really bad air during the winter around the lake areas, so that's a problem. Perhaps further out or higher up may work.

The mormon food storage regime means that if shit goes south then you're not looking at cannibal hordes to the same degree as most other places.

But in seriously religious places you have to be on the team or you're going to have a hard run of it during tough times.

Post: #69

(11-15-2018 06:28 AM)redpillage Wrote:  

(11-14-2018 06:33 PM)jordypip23 Wrote:  Generally speaking I think a good chunk of America's "exurban" areas could fit your criteria as well (in addition to some of those college town type places listed). You might be about 50, 60 miles or more out from a mid-sized or larger city, but at least you'd be commutable from a decent airport from a lot of America's exurban towns. Even from a city like Detroit you'd be surprised at how white the population is once you get deep into the exurbs lol. Michigan is very gun friendly with a hunting culture that is quite thriving up towards the Northern ends of the state & the Upper Peninsula. Matter of fact if you want to check out a smaller city in Northern Michigan maybe have a look at Traverse City. This is its own independent small city (not an exurb at all). White folk are over 94% of the population & the area is super scenic (on Lake Michigan in the Northwestern part of mainland Michigan). One of the biggest drawbacks, however, is that it is cold as balls in the winter lol. Nasty lake effect snow & bone chilling temperatures. But hey if you're the hardy type it just might be paradise. Wealthier folks from the Detroit & Chicago metropolitan areas love to visit & obtain vacation properties in the area as well.

I would have considered MI or perhaps a place near the lake of the Ozark over in MO, but small white enclaves may offer insufficient protection in a SHTF type of situation. Plus in MI you get that cold/clamp Great Lakes weather that just sucks the life out of you. The cold and snow is okay but strong winds on top of it and weeks without sunshine would be much harder to bear.

Good point indeed. This is why areas like Traverse City (and most of Northern Michigan) get a significant uptick in its seasonal population during the beautiful & majestic summer & fall months. Winter is simply awful & the types of folks that can handle it definitely get a pat on the back from me. Because I'm almost positive the winter weather is significantly worse than the already bad weather that us city slickers are dealing with down in the metro areas in & around Detroit & Chicago.

Have you considered a snowbird lifestyle that would allow you to spend half of the year in a northern region & winters in a warmer climate?

Post: #70

(11-14-2018 07:02 PM)Monty_Brogan Wrote:  I'd say downstate IL.

Even though the recent election has never made me so disgraced and sickened by my fellow IL residents, it's a different universe from Cook County and the Peoples Republic of Chicago the further south you go. Throw a dart at any county south of Springfield, and you'd be set. Bonus points if you find somewhere along the Mississippi River, which just has a special aura around it.

There is some truly beautiful country all around the Shawnee National Forest, with rolling hills perfect for hunting and fishing, top quality area for motorcycling, all that. It might not be easy to find a spot that has the amenities redpillage listed (at least outside of Marion/Carbondale) but I know a lot of folks from the Chicago area retire down around Lake of Egypt and build there.

Post: #71

Anyone spent time in Salt Lake City? Wondering about the levels of whiteness/obesity/non-mormon conservative-leaning people around there

Post: #72

(11-15-2018 08:36 AM)NomadofEU Wrote:  Anyone spent time in Salt Lake City? Wondering about the levels of whiteness/obesity/non-mormon conservative-leaning people around there

It was on top of my list until I learned about the winter inversion condition that occurs regularly there from what I could gather. A bit like down in Santiago de Chile, similar plateau seamed by mountains which locks in all the smog during winter.

Further out away from the lake areas may be worth considering though. It's beautiful country populated by conservative minded people, yes, MORMONS, but who gives a toss really.

Post: #73

(11-15-2018 07:47 AM)jordypip23 Wrote:  Have you considered a snowbird lifestyle that would allow you to spend half of the year in a northern region & winters in a warmer climate?

YES, a definite possibility actually. But that would mean that I need to purchase a place in the North unless rent is low enough that I don't mind paying it during my absence.

Post: #74

Cool maps and resources for scanning prospective locations:

Pleasant Days Per Year Map

Travel Risk Map

World Air Quality Map

Teleport City Finder (very cool)

Post: #75

Based on your criteria, you should not even be considering anything that is listed as a city. Start searching for rural areas with scenic views that drive up property values, which prices out all the low class dumb fucks.