It's a Texas thing

[Argent 88]

My big sister showed me this. She was born there. Seven years older than me. She rubs it in all the time lol.

[Ranger99]

Yeah,  mr. Nunn is a real country singer
unlike what gets played on the radio
these days.
Unfortunately, I'm seeing things go
rapidly downhill with the influx of
outsiders coming in and yearning for
things to be the way they were
" back home "
That's happening in every state.
Bring the @#$&@#% up politics
and ideology with them, then
bitch and moan when things go
sour just like where they came from
They just can't understand why

[Ranger99]

Maybe a bunch will evacuate when
we start having these 100 degree days

[Argent 88]

Some of the more intelligent ones understand. And they assimilate. They know what it was they escaped from. 
And why, that's why they didn't buy property up north in this state.

[wtxbadger]

Born, raised and raised my family in Midland, Texas. Put in well over thirty years in the patch and it never ceased to amaze how many people who either moved to the area in search of opportunity or those that were transferred from other states and incessantly tore down Texas, our traditions etc.....

Told more than one of them if they don't like it then go back from where they came from. Now we have people from all across the US trying to escape from the socialist states and then trying to make Texas more like where they came from? I have met quite a few people that immigrated from other countries, did it the right way and settled in Texas and don't understand why anyone would want to limit our freedoms and rights.

[Ranger99]

Known a lot of different people from
all over. Most are extremely grateful to
be out safely from the socialist state
or dictatorship from where they were
from. They're all loyal proud naturalized
citizens and patriots and can't understand
what the blankety blank people that
embrace socialism are thinking.


Maybe things can be turned around
I hope.  Maybe