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Remote retirement or residential home areas how do you choose your areas to reside
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I am not OP ... but I am thinking of Puerto Rico once the bankruptcy gets cleared up and it starts being gentrified and rebuilt.
Quoting: Anonymous Coward 75369973 If you like the idea of being surrounded by lazy, entitled, talentless brown losers who can't speak English and hate you for being better than they will ever be, consider Detroit, or San Antonio. Weather, beaches ... The point is, the lazy and useless are being forced to give up and move. The place has to be cleansed first, and they are hanging on desperately, but how can they stay forever? They'll give up and go to Orlando, which has no natural advantages and just generally sucks, leaving their beautiful island for stronger hands to move in. If it doesn't start happening, I just won't go there. Easy. Are you suggesting older people give up and move to Florida some might others will not and will seek better places to live? If you want to talk about weak people think of all the government dependent people who live in cities prone to catastrophic weather conditions and even after a hurricane floods them out they wait with greedy outstretched hands to build or live in the same areas. I suppose some hardy souls will stay through the difficult days in Puerto Rico. Those would be, then, hardy souls who can be good contributors to a revised economy. Frontier spirit there. This is not about proving who is better than whom. Although generally Puerto Ricans have a nasty reputation, not unearned. Did you see all the aid after the hurricane that wasn't distributed, or that was distributed and then put in the trash, and then many of them continued to complain and insult Trump? F them.
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