scottmaciver
Puritan Board Sophomore
For the brethren across the pond, where would you recommend to be the best place for a simple Scotsman to visit in America & why?
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I hear the state of KS has the one of a kind 'Westboro Baptist Church' where the true elect go to churchWichita, KS. Indisputable and irrefutably the best place in the States
I hear the state of KS has the one of a kind 'Westboro Baptist Church' where the true elect go to church
Florida is a huge swamp surrounded by a thin border of beaches. It's best for beach lovers, those hoping to see alligators and big birds, or anyone enamored with Disney.
New Jersey is great.
Newark, NJ, is about the same size as the city where I live (there appears to be about a 1% difference in population). One is 24 times more likely to be intentionally killed in Newark than they are in my heavily armed home town. To be fair, Newark is a bit safer than New Orleans. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_United_States_cities_by_crime_rate.
Wherever you go, eat some Chick-Fil-A, In-N-Out, and/or Smithfield's
Unless you must have the best pizza in the country, stay away from Chicago. You may get shot, after the taxation, you would wish to have been shot, and our venomous snakes dress in suits and ties and are called politicians.
Surprisingly enough, Chicago has about half the murder rate of Baltimore or Newark and is even better in comparison to New Orleans. It's just that it is large, and so the raw number is shockingly high.
All of the major cities are going to have 'no go' zones; the trick is to be politically incorrect enough to know to stay out of them.
26 killings in the first 25 days of this year. On a population base about 1/4 that of Chicago. Of course, both are relativitively safe compared to Detroit (about the same size as Baltimore) or St. Louis (much smaller).I did not know that about Baltimore