Austin used to be ranked the number 1 city to live in US

[ATN2]

This year it dropped to 40th...and that's probably still too high ! Amazing what a bunch of democrats can do to a place.

Austin, Texas, drops on 'Best Places to Live' list for 3rd year in a row

Austin ranks No. 40 on a recently released list of the 'Best Places to Live in the USA' for 2023-2024. It ranked No. 1 on the same list between 2017 and 2019.

www.foxbusiness.com

 

[rotor]

Someone votes this crap in.

 

[General Zod]

Back in the 80s it was a halfway decent place.

 

[Lonesome Dove]

Democrats. Nothing more to say.

 

[easy rider]

My take, no cities are a good place to take up permanent residence.

 

[Axxe55]

My take, no cities are a good place to take up permanent residence.

AFTER LIVING RURAL FOR THE LAST18 YEARS I COULDN'T LIVE IN THE CITY AGAIN!

 

[motorcarman]

I grew up rural and then lived in Fort Worth for a dozen years before going rural again.
(I could not live with that many people again)

 

[easy rider]

I go years without having to say "GET OFF MY LAWN!"

 

[Big Dipper]

Someone votes this crap in.

Alas, a majority of a small minority of eligible voters! Too many people could not care less about what is happening there.

 

[Texasgordo]

Yesterday morning I took the u-turn lane off I-35 at Slaughter Lane and was surprised by the amount of homeless people under there. I had a delivery off FM 1626 in Menchaca and they were complaining about the homeless people out there.


Guess that has something to do with the low rating plus the libtard policies of the city.

 

[Texasgordo]

AFTER LIVING RURAL FOR THE LAST18 YEARS I COULDN'T LIVE IN THE CITY AGAIN!

I've lived rural my whole life and could never live in city. I have to drive in big cities when I'm trucking but I don't have a choice there.

 

[easy rider]

Yesterday morning I took the u-turn lane off I-35 at Slaughter Lane and was surprised by the amount of homeless people under there. I had a delivery off FM 1626 in Menchaca and they were complaining about the homeless people out there.


Guess that has something to do with the low rating plus the libtard policies of the city.

Don't worry, the Dems have a plan on housing them. OOPS! They miscounted them, gonna now have to raise the taxes more.

 

[baboon]

Yesterday morning I took the u-turn lane off I-35 at Slaughter Lane and was surprised by the amount of homeless people under there. I had a delivery off FM 1626 in Menchaca and they were complaining about the homeless people out there.


Guess that has something to do with the low rating plus the libtard policies of the city.

Idiot liberals never understood the teaching of Yogi bear in don't feed the freeloading mooches that bears are. From straight up giving them cash for dope & booze, to feeding them & handing out blankets.

I actually drove by a Leon county food bank when they were in operation. Traffic was backing up onto state Hwy. 79. I actually thought about going back & seeing WTF I could get. I'd probably be more greatfull know what vittles cost. If my nuts sack wasn't so sweaty & itchy I would have pulled in.

 

[mdf9183]

They also jumped up one notch to the 10th most populated city in the U.S. knocking off some city in CA which lost some of it's citizens. Probably moved to Austin. Yea.

 

[billtool]

Austin is a Shithole.

 

[Axxe55]

Austin is a Shithole.

HAS BEEN FOR SEVERAL DECADES NOW!

 

[General Zod]

I had a delivery off FM 1626 in Menchaca ...

No such place, my friend. It's Manchaca (pronounced "Man-shack"). Even the extended Menchaca family that lives there don't call it "Menchaca" because it wasn't named for them (although the elementary school was), it's an anglicization of an Indian word. The super-woke Austin City Council is doing their best to force the town to change its name, and they've renamed the road that goes there to be "Menchaca Road", but I'm pretty sure Manchaca is still Manchaca.

 

[mdf9183]

I saw on the news that Austin had graduated a police cadet class of 33 officers yesterday. They have a shortage of 338 officers. They are loosing them faster than they can replace them. The chief said that they had goal of 30 percent women officers by 2030.

 

[billtool]

I saw on the news that Austin had graduated a police cadet class of 33 officers yesterday. They have a shortage of 338 officers. They are loosing them faster than they can replace them. The chief said that they had goal of 30 percent women officers by 2030.

That’ll solve the problem for sure. I imagine the Chief will have no problem meeting his 50% tranny goal either.

 

[Otto_Mation]

I fixed the title for you:

Austin used to be ranked the number 1 city to live in US if you are a libtard from California.​