'Conservative Move': A relocation service for conservatives fleeing blue states

Choosing the suburbs of Dallas a city which "has a population from a myriad of ethnic and religious backgrounds and the sixth-largest LGBT population in the United States."

Outside of very high state taxes, most of the other issues seem to stem mostly from excessively high real estate prices. In Texas the lack of mountains, oceans and rivers means expansion in all direction keeps new development cheap and homeownership affordable - not any specific policies.

Secondly, Dallas has some serious air quality problems that I hope reverse soon due to lax state level pollution policies. (https://www.dallasnews.com/business/energy/2017/06/22/michae...)

I dunno, how is this different from the Amish or Hasidic jews having their own isolated communities? These people want to raise their families in communities which they feel share their values. Is this not the market force at work? What's the issue here?

> 'Refugees from California'

These people have an absurd victim complex.

We've been trying to exfiltrate the disowned LGBT children of conservative states for decades, so I suppose a bit of role reversal is fair play.

Bye Felicia. /s

This sounds bad, but I question if their political views would have really mattered as much if Texas wasn't much cheaper. Being able to buy a house instead of forever renting a tiny place sounds like the real incentive. Regressive social policies are just a bonus.