10 States That Hate Outsiders? Or do they? Question of religious freedom & the social ethics.
10 States That Hate Outsiders? Or do they? Question of religious freedom and the social ethics.
“These 10 states aren't rolling out the welcome mat for newcomers!
Join us as we uncover which parts of the USA are giving the side-eye to out-of-staters. Welcome back, everyone! Today, we're diving into a hot topic: states that aren't exactly thrilled about new residents. From Montana's chilly reception to Texas's "we're full" attitude, we're spilling the tea on where you might feel less than welcome. 🌄 Montana: Big skies, bigger "keep out" vibes 🏔️ Wyoming: Where the Wild West meets "wild about privacy" 🥔 Idaho: More than just potatoes (but don't tell anyone) ❄️ Alaska: Surviving the cold... and the cold shoulder 🏜️ Utah: Beautiful landscapes, not-so-beautiful welcome 🍁 New Hampshire: Live Free or... just don't move here 🌾 North Dakota: Winters so cold, they freeze out newcomers 🍯 Vermont: Sweet maple syrup, not-so-sweet on new neighbors 🌺 Hawaii: Paradise... if you can get past the locals 🤠 Texas: Everything's bigger, including the "we're full" signs Curious about which state topped our list? Watch to find out!
Plus, learn some surprising facts about each location that might make you reconsider your moving plans.” - written by www.worldaccordingtobriggs.com.
I do admit, I have traveled through all of these states and completely agree that people there are not very friendly with anyone external. But. There is a reason for that. They have been actually given unfortunate historical rights to live they way they want without being bothered by outside influences. They preserve their specific culture, whether we like it or not. And, actually, to be honest, everyone would want to have this freedom, from Native American Tribes to immigrants, who still respect their faith. I just wish people would stop trying to convince each other- “their own faith is better” … So not to upset anyone, but these state are predominantly? Mormon “The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints”, as well as JW “Kingdom Hall of Jehovah's Witnesses”. Look at the maps of the USA. That’s all.
Most cultures prefer to stick together, most other churches and faith’s do to. People are allowed to have their privacy and uncontaminated lifestyle i suppose. WE may call them somewhat supremacist, but are they really? Scandinavians do not like much visitors either. I personally, in the recent years, prefer not to invite anyone, except immediate family member into my home. Sorry. And I consider myself buddhist. I think we currently living through the time period when people are drifting toward “stick with your own kind” attitude, that’s all. Personal space concept is probably becoming more valuable and less blurry.
Personally for me it is a sad discovery. Simply because it does effect my business. I am strictly specializing in travel and real estate, which … does requires somewhat universal friendliness. the World is going through the very unique and interesting energetic path right now. Only Time will show what will come next …
