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Posted: 5/6/2024 10:30:38 PM EST
Utah is No. 1 in U.S. News & World Report’s Best States rankings for a second straight year, with the Beehive State landing among the top 20 in seven out of eight statistical categories.
Best States Rankings These Are the 10 Best States in the U.S. Utah New Hampshire Nebraska Minnesota Idaho Iowa Vermont Washington Florida Massachusetts View Quote These Are the 10 Lowest-Ranked States in the U.S. 50. Louisiana 49. New Mexico 48. Mississippi 47. Arkansas 46. West Virginia 45. Alaska 44. Alabama 43. Oklahoma 42. Michigan 41. South Carolina View Quote As a transplant many years ago, Utah is great. |
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Quoted: Utah is No. 1 in U.S. News & World Report’s Best States rankings for a second straight year, with the Beehive State landing among the top 20 in seven out of eight statistical categories. Best States Rankings These Are the 10 Best States in the U.S. Utah New Hampshire Nebraska Minnesota Idaho Iowa Vermont Washington Florida Massachusetts View Quote These Are the 10 Lowest-Ranked States in the U.S. 50. Louisiana 49. New Mexico 48. Mississippi 47. Arkansas 46. West Virginia 45. Alaska 44. Alabama 43. Oklahoma 42. Michigan 41. South Carolina View Quote As a transplant many years ago, Utah is great. View Quote |
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Yes! Go to Utah! Tennessee doesn't deserve you! Utah, Utah, Utah!!! Attached File
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If you had ever been through Iowa, you would know there is a problem with that list.
Barely any trees or hills or fucking gas stations next to the highway. |
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I’ve been there a few times. Country is nice. Too many Mormons (JMB gets a pass) and not enough whiskey though.
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I feel for brothers and sisters behind enemy lines in Washington and Massachusetts, but when those two states are in the top ten, I have an inkling that US News doesn’t weigh the same values I find important in a state.
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Mass and Washington are in the Top 10. Blue states. Mass is so liberal I can’t believe they aren’t at the bottom, liberal hell hole is what that is.
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Quoted: Uhh, Washington is a tyrannical shithole.. View Quote Only if you're a conservative, I lived there in the 80s and 90s as a kid and it was great. All the people I know from my childhood still are liberals and believe Washington is still wonderful. My Dad lives there still but he has so much money that nothing Olympia does bothers him. It's no different how liberals view Texas. |
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It's tough to beat Hurricane, Sand Hollow, Glendale, Alton, Cedar City, etc.. Southern Utah is best Utah. The too many Mormons comments here are fucking retarded.
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After I read the thread title, I was surprised to see this wasn't an Aimless thread
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Quoted: It's tough to beat Hurricane, Sand Hollow, Glendale, Alton, Cedar City, etc.. Southern Utah is best Utah. The too many Mormons comments here are fucking retarded. View Quote Southern Utah is like a different planet compared to up north in UT and the rest of the country. I would move there if there was a better airport, ideally with Delta flights to main hubs other than SLC. If Delta did a SGU - ATL or SGL - MSP or SGL - JFK route St. George would be the next best place. |
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Quoted: Southern Utah is like a different planet compared to up north in UT and the rest of the country. I would move there if there was a better airport, ideally with Delta flights to main hubs other than SLC. If Delta did a SGU - ATL or SGL - MSP or SGL - JFK route St. George would be the next best place. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted: Quoted: It's tough to beat Hurricane, Sand Hollow, Glendale, Alton, Cedar City, etc.. Southern Utah is best Utah. The too many Mormons comments here are fucking retarded. Southern Utah is like a different planet compared to up north in UT and the rest of the country. I would move there if there was a better airport, ideally with Delta flights to main hubs other than SLC. If Delta did a SGU - ATL or SGL - MSP or SGL - JFK route St. George would be the next best place. Agree, I was born in and still live in Idaho but my parents ended up going back to So Utah St George some years ago because of the weather and it's tough to beat. Although growth isn't unique to Idaho, Montana and Utah I am still blown away by the population boom the last few years in St George. |
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I’m probably leaving AZ for UT.
Time to get back into rock crawling. |
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I spent 3 months all over the state of Utah. I loved the landscape everywhere. It’s was absolutely beautiful. I also saw a lot of people carrying guns around.
I even saw a dude that looked like Marlyn Manson open carrying a Glock in Price Utah Walmart My couple of Utah pics I took Attached File Attached File |
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One of my brothers lives in SLC, not going to lie, every time I visit I think "I should move here". I just couldn't deal with the cool weather. I like swimming year round. lol
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Liberals from shit places like New York and California are destroying this place
"Oh we're very conservative,!" Bullshit Mormons aren't helping either |
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OP doesn’t know what happens to communities and states that top these “Best Places To Live” lists.
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Utah is one of the “consider moving to” States for me. Only problem with leaving FL, if I ever comeback, I’ll have lost my portability on property taxes and will get fucked.
Mormons don’t bother me, at least the ones I have met here. I don’t drink either, so the UT booze laws aren’t an issue. I’d like to live other there because it isnKt as far to travel to visit the other States out there. WY has always been appealing because of taxes, but a lot of the State doesn’t look appealing to me geographically, then there are the stories about the wind. |
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Quoted: Only if you're a conservative, I lived there in the 80s and 90s as a kid and it was great. All the people I know from my childhood still are liberals and believe Washington is still wonderful. My Dad lives there still but he has so much money that nothing Olympia does bothers him. It's no different how liberals view Texas. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted: Quoted: Uhh, Washington is a tyrannical shithole.. Only if you're a conservative, I lived there in the 80s and 90s as a kid and it was great. All the people I know from my childhood still are liberals and believe Washington is still wonderful. My Dad lives there still but he has so much money that nothing Olympia does bothers him. It's no different how liberals view Texas. I take it your dad isn’t into owning guns. |
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Going down to see my 4 kiddos and 3 grandkids in Orem in a few weeks. I enjoy the trip (though not the Wasatch Valley rat race). Pretty country. If I was gonna live in UT it would be Heber City, Nephi, Cedar City, or St George.
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I been here a little over two years and I still don’t care for it much. I would probably like southern Utah better than SC.
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Quoted: OP doesn’t know what happens to communities and states that top these “Best Places To Live” lists. View Quote I know what happens, but it happens everywhere. I moved here in 2014 pre-boom from the Democrat enclave of Connecticut. I bought/closed on a property in Jan 2020 and if I sold today I would 3x my money considering house costs here and how the state managed Covid/China flu but it's not worth it and is a paper gain. Average home price in UT is north of $430k now, it's cost prohibitive to move here now, but I can still understand those that move from other states. |
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Lmao, the two states with the highest percentage of hot women are 48 and 50.
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Quoted: I take it your dad isn’t into owning guns. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted: Quoted: Quoted: Uhh, Washington is a tyrannical shithole.. Only if you're a conservative, I lived there in the 80s and 90s as a kid and it was great. All the people I know from my childhood still are liberals and believe Washington is still wonderful. My Dad lives there still but he has so much money that nothing Olympia does bothers him. It's no different how liberals view Texas. I take it your dad isn’t into owning guns. This thread isn't about states with loosest gun laws. Says it right in the article: First launched in 2017, the Best States project ranks states based on their performance in the areas of health care, education, natural environment, opportunity, economy, crime and corrections, infrastructure and fiscal stability. WA certainly ranks high in health care, education, economy/jobs and crime. Considering all that, the list is not too surprising. Only major outliers are Florida being so high and Michigan being so low. They generally are more middle of the road. If you're looking for a good gun laws list, well that would look quite different but Utah would still rank at or near the top. |
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Quoted: This thread isn't about states with loosest gun laws. Says it right in the article: WA certainly ranks high in health care, education, economy/jobs and crime. Considering all that, the list is not too surprising. Only major outliers are Florida being so high and Michigan being so low. They generally are more middle of the road. If you're looking for a good gun laws list, well that would look quite different but Utah would still rank at or near the top. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted: Quoted: Quoted: Quoted: Uhh, Washington is a tyrannical shithole.. Only if you're a conservative, I lived there in the 80s and 90s as a kid and it was great. All the people I know from my childhood still are liberals and believe Washington is still wonderful. My Dad lives there still but he has so much money that nothing Olympia does bothers him. It's no different how liberals view Texas. I take it your dad isn’t into owning guns. This thread isn't about states with loosest gun laws. Says it right in the article: First launched in 2017, the Best States project ranks states based on their performance in the areas of health care, education, natural environment, opportunity, economy, crime and corrections, infrastructure and fiscal stability. WA certainly ranks high in health care, education, economy/jobs and crime. Considering all that, the list is not too surprising. Only major outliers are Florida being so high and Michigan being so low. They generally are more middle of the road. If you're looking for a good gun laws list, well that would look quite different but Utah would still rank at or near the top. Way to miss the point. It was said that nothing Olympia does bothers his father. You can’t be a gun owner here and not be bothered by what’s going on in Olympia. Now they are trying to fuck with purchasing ammunition. Yes, WA still has a lot of things going for it. But if you aren’t already an established gun owner or plan on adding to your collection, the gun thing is a pretty fucking big issue that puts a serious damper on everything else. |
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Quoted: Way to miss the point. It was said that nothing Olympia does bothers his father. You can’t be a gun owner here and not be bothered by what’s going on in Olympia. Now they are trying to fuck with purchasing ammunition. Yes, WA still has a lot of things going for it. But if you aren’t already an established gun owner or plan on adding to your collection, the gun thing is a pretty fucking big issue that puts a serious damper on everything else. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted: Quoted: Quoted: Quoted: Quoted: Uhh, Washington is a tyrannical shithole.. Only if you're a conservative, I lived there in the 80s and 90s as a kid and it was great. All the people I know from my childhood still are liberals and believe Washington is still wonderful. My Dad lives there still but he has so much money that nothing Olympia does bothers him. It's no different how liberals view Texas. I take it your dad isn’t into owning guns. This thread isn't about states with loosest gun laws. Says it right in the article: First launched in 2017, the Best States project ranks states based on their performance in the areas of health care, education, natural environment, opportunity, economy, crime and corrections, infrastructure and fiscal stability. WA certainly ranks high in health care, education, economy/jobs and crime. Considering all that, the list is not too surprising. Only major outliers are Florida being so high and Michigan being so low. They generally are more middle of the road. If you're looking for a good gun laws list, well that would look quite different but Utah would still rank at or near the top. Way to miss the point. It was said that nothing Olympia does bothers his father. You can’t be a gun owner here and not be bothered by what’s going on in Olympia. Now they are trying to fuck with purchasing ammunition. Yes, WA still has a lot of things going for it. But if you aren’t already an established gun owner or plan on adding to your collection, the gun thing is a pretty fucking big issue that puts a serious damper on everything else. It is pretty obvious he isn't. Even if you own all that you want laws that impact what others can do should concern you. So yes, this list checks out. If you care about firearms, WA is worse than CA in some ways which is... quite the feat. Not a single state has gone from good to bad laws as quick as WA. Not OR, CO, NM, NV or even IL. WA is really just CA now, with shitty weather. |
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Quoted: I know what happens, but it happens everywhere. I moved here in 2014 pre-boom from the Democrat enclave of Connecticut. I bought/closed on a property in Jan 2020 and if I sold today I would 3x my money considering house costs here and how the state managed Covid/China flu but it's not worth it and is a paper gain. Average home price in UT is north of $430k now, it's cost prohibitive to move here now, but I can still understand those that move from other states. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted: Quoted: OP doesn’t know what happens to communities and states that top these “Best Places To Live” lists. I know what happens, but it happens everywhere. I moved here in 2014 pre-boom from the Democrat enclave of Connecticut. I bought/closed on a property in Jan 2020 and if I sold today I would 3x my money considering house costs here and how the state managed Covid/China flu but it's not worth it and is a paper gain. Average home price in UT is north of $430k now, it's cost prohibitive to move here now, but I can still understand those that move from other states. Lol, $430k is dirt cheap. Especially to people in high CoL liberal cities. Enjoy the influx of them. |
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Not one of the top 10 would be on my top 10 list. I've been to all but 4 states and not one of them is worth the trip. I've lived in some on the list and would never go back. This list is rigged.
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Give me the bottom 5 over the top 5. The top 5 are all too fucking cold.
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We loved utah and would move there in heartbeat but doubt we could afford it.
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