If you were forced to move to one of the major US cities, which would it be and why?

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Were you looking at downtown?

Los Angeles is the dirtiest city I've ever seen in my life. I've never feared for my life in any major American city before going there.

The difference is the extremely liberal laws, the outrageous cost of living and the taxes

I would just commit suicide if I were told I had to live in California.

Imagine actually living in Poland. Fucking grim

I went all throughout downtown but also Little Havana and Coconut Grove.
Literally everything is sprawled out tiny appartmetn buidlings, all the windows are barred, there's these emtpy plots of land full of garbage everywhere, pavement is falling apart.

Raleigh NC is literally heaven on earth and so far it's still mostly a secret

vegas I guess

There are parts of Miami that are super nice, million dollar mansions that celebrities live in and rich boomers live. It's a pretty segregated city in terms of poor and rich

Raleigh? What the, why?

Delray Florida........

It just surprised me how awful some parts of it very close to the downtown areas looked like. Miami beach is amazing, I was supposed to go there if not for the rona, but god damn online they talk about Little Havana like it's some multiculti paradise but it looks like a slum in Mexico

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Boise
Madison Wisconsin
Bismarck North Dakota

Looks pretty nice and comfy but is it even southern?

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Some quiet, clean town.
Like in Life is Strange.
Or Nancy Drew.

It's in North Carolina which is objectively the best southern state

City feel without being huge and overpriced, low COL, great economy and job market, elite universities, beautiful nature and friendly people

New York because it has cool buildings.

But do the girls sounds borderline retarded and cute at the same time?
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This is important.

Yeah. I grew up in North Carolina. The accent is more common outside the cities but it's still there in many people

What counts as a "major US city"? We have so many big cities, but only a handful that I would consider the real major ones.

>New York City
>Los Angeles
>Chicago
>Houston
Those are the only four that I would confidently say count as "major."

Nice. I just love the southern accents.

What sets Houston, Dallas and Austin apart other than the last being so liberal?

Salt Lake City
Few blacks and lots of mormons

Boston seems nice. If I was rich, I'd go to somewhere in California, LA or San Francisco. NYC is okay as well. I don't know much about Chicago or any of the big Texan cities desu, but Chicago has a pretty bad reputation as far as I know.

It seems the bigger the city become the more it attracts globohomo garbage and gets infested fast.

Denver
>city looks dope
>flag looks dope
>being in the center of mainland U.S. can be dope

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>and the beach is nice.
desu half the time the beaches here are closed because the levels of fecal material in the water are so high

Doesn't exist. Even Seattle, San Francisco, and Portland are more than 5% black.

Dallas is the most based of them all. Houston is a sweltering humid concrete hellscape full of minorities. Houston should honestly be nuked from the planet. Austin is a college town since UT Austin is there. Lots of young students

>no Seattle
>no Boston
>no Atlanta
>no Dallas
>no San Francisco
>no Phoenix
>no Miami
There are a lot of "major" cities in the US

yeah I have to say I was surprised by how absolutely terrible Houston was.

The good news though is all US cities are extremely segregated so all the blacks live in their ghettos and all the whites live in their own areas. You never see each other unless you go downtown

Just a concrete jungle with no nature in the middle of a swamp. I would just kill myself if I had to live there