Dallas used to be an engineering town back in the 1950s and 1960s and some great inventions occurred. The patents created wealth and jobs. This is why there are millions of people living in the DFW Metroplex.
Don't move to Texas we have an insane governor who passes laws that affect our health and welfare without a vote, districts are gerrymandered, and he and his cronies are trying to drag us back to the 1800's with all it included 😢
@Sheila-G the governor, is probably looking out for the health and welfare of the growing humans? And there are already exceptions for women's health. We as a society are trying to figure out when our human rights start. Because in our current culture, Democrates are sacrificing their unborn children for the climate, like its 1800 BC, so there are plenty of insane people on both sides. Also our type of democracy is a democratic republic, so it makes sense for elected governor to make these kinds of decisions. However, I'm sure by the next election in 2026, Texans will know if his policies are best for them or not.
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I have family who lives in Dallas and they like it. Only places I would never live in or even visit is NYC, Los Angeles and San Francisco
Oh no! You have to visit NYC!
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Dallas used to be an engineering town back in the 1950s and 1960s and some great inventions occurred. The patents created wealth and jobs. This is why there are millions of people living in the DFW Metroplex.
That is very interesting. Didn’t know that. Thank you sharing!
I am thinking about moving in 2024. I will definitely be giving you a call.
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Don't move to Texas we have an insane governor who passes laws that affect our health and welfare without a vote, districts are gerrymandered, and he and his cronies are trying to drag us back to the 1800's with all it included 😢
Too late..
@Sheila-G what bill did he pass that goes against people's health andwelfare?
@beinteractive3207 abortion ban for one (texas didn't get to vote, he just decided for everyone)
@Sheila-G the governor, is probably looking out for the health and welfare of the growing humans? And there are already exceptions for women's health. We as a society are trying to figure out when our human rights start. Because in our current culture, Democrates are sacrificing their unborn children for the climate, like its 1800 BC, so there are plenty of insane people on both sides. Also our type of democracy is a democratic republic, so it makes sense for elected governor to make these kinds of decisions. However, I'm sure by the next election in 2026, Texans will know if his policies are best for them or not.
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Oh please don't to Beaumont it should be.
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