Is it really a freedom to move anywhere when everywhere starts looking the same?
@sim

It isn’t a freedom at all. It’s a scheme to separate you from your community and poison communities with incompatible outsiders be migration for employment or chasing a phantom.
@leyonhjelm I get the migration for employment but what is the chasing a phantom about? Like the concept that things are greener on the other side?
@sim

People who move to LA to become an actress. People move to Seattle to be part of a grunge scene that was barely real when it was current. People who variously move to San Francisco to be part of a gold rush, a hippie paradise, or a gay mecca. They leave their home in the country for the magic of a big city. Whatever illusory thing they think will bring them massive joy but ends up with them not even sure why they're there, but has also disconnected them from the place that is their "home" but can't ever be the way it was now that they were gone, sacrificing the role they filled in that community and taking away their continuity of knowing what was there over time. You can fill some of the knowledge gap but you won't ever understand it the way someone who was there will.
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Don't forget that women that go to the city become giant whores who fuck so many men, their mind melts. Normally they become single mothers to mixed babies who were conceived in drug-fueled orgies.

Men either become drug addicts, get married to a old hag who divorce rapes him (followed by drugs and suicide) or they get killed by a random nigga.

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