What town in America is the most 'un-American'? Why did you choose the town you did?
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Those in charge in Washington D. C.  Because they are the least in touch with mainstream America <----my opinion of course
276983
It's spelled Un-American.
642140
I've lived all over Kentucky.  The whole state, in general, is a hell hole, but it has its better and worst parts.\n\nWebster County in the west and Campbell County in the north were really nice.  Beautiful land, some pretty nice people, a lot of history and character in those communities.\n\nLouisville: It SUCKS!  My two worst experiences in service in a restaurant have been there (this is considering I've been to 19 states, Washington, DC, NYC, Dallas, Indy, Florida, all over the place.)  People are impolite and will just cut in front of you in line in the dept. stores.  I've been a student at the Univ. of Louisville and the professors, residential hall employees, and advisors won't even look you in the eye when they talk to you, then they rudely run you off when you try to be polite with them.  And the girls smart off at you when you hold a door open for them.  Louisville is considered friendly by yankees from NY, NJ, PA, etc., but I know better.\n\nLawrenceburg: Live here now.  Sucks!  Full of scroungy, impolite rednecks who don't smile, talk, and frankly are rude when you try to be nice to them.  I work at Wal-Mart here; in 2006, I still have people ask me if we sell 8-TRACKS!!!  I kid you not.  Plus, the town is run by 10-12 "old money" people who don't want the town to grow.\n\nIn short, don't move to KY, but if you have to, do the western and northern KY areas, they do have a pretty good quality of life.  I like TX, MS, and AL personally.
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NY was the worst...  Va Beach and Boston were great.  I live in GA and us Southerners are pretty hospitable.... but I might be biased...
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No such city in the United States.  Not to say that some aren't miserable, just not officially.
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expectations.  Too many people have really high expectations that "moving to America will make everything better".  Well,  there's competition for jobs,  there's lonliness in no longer feeling  "comfotable"  that everyone around you is the same.  Like if you are from Greece,  you feel comfortable among the Greeks in Greece.  But if you find yourself in Bangor Maine,  it takes a long time to feel really comfortable...because people "like you"...aren't all around.  I'm from CT
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Buffalo, home of my Buffalo Sabres, is by far the best hockey town in the US! (I'm glad you excluded Canadian cities from this question as they would likely grab the top six spots on any legitimate "best of" list -- the game was invented there and they know it like no other fans around.) Sabres fans, which usually include a generous sprinkling of Ontario residents from across the border (and, as a tip of the cap to our Amerks friend above, Rochester natives who make the 90-minute drive to catch the Sabres), are very knowledgeable about the game and classy in their treatment of both the home team and the visiting team.\n\nThe worst hockey city, by far, indeed, the worst city in the world is philadelphia (aka philistinia). They are the most classless and despicable breed of "fans" in existence. They hurl abuse -- and anything else they can get their drunken mitts on -- at their own team as well as any team (or its fans) unfortunate enough to visit their hideous city. Ironically, it is known as the "city of brotherly love," when all it ever demonstrates is the ugliest form of hatred. Utterly loathsome people.\n\nYou're very welcome, Moon, and again, thank you for asking! :)
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Almost every part, because my mom is Irish but she looks Scandinavian, my dad part English, part Italian, part American. I never felt I belonged in Ireland, I don't feel I belong in the UK or Italy. However sometimes I feel an affinity with Americans who live in the New York area, possibly because allot of immigrants moved there, and possibly because America is full of mixed Europeans.
628562
Dang!  I'm stumped, but I'm gonna go with New York.   Don't know the regt..
60872
I wouldn't WANT to live in either... but, I guess it would be Baytown. Houston is too big...I like small towns and living in the country. That kind of rules out Baytown,too. LOL!
330208
I'm living in Michigan now, but I'm from a small town in the middle of Nebraska.  I want to move back as soon as possible.  Go Big Red!!!
650366
I would have said no!  Maybe it depends on what minority.  I have a dear friend who is gay who lived there for quite awhile, and he said it is a college town (like our home town), very cool, very accepting, and that there is quite a gay community there.  He liked living there.
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My favorites  Tennessee and North Caolina.  They are pretty and the people are exceptionally nice.  My least favorite is Florida.  I lived in Fort Lauderdale, and it's a nasty overcrowded hellole and the people are rediculously rude!
696608
At one point I lived in Germany for 2 1/2 years,and quite frankly I found it most agreable. Mostly I just liked the way most people seemed to actually stay out of other peoples business when their input wasn't required. It wasn't a thing where they didn't care though like it is in the US they just seemed to know basic boundaries,and I loved the all around atmosphere and I never met a nicer group of people to tell the truth,hard to believe they started two major wars in one century,lol. Anyway I guess that would be my first choice.
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that is what i am doing, but im not moving to another state, just another part of town.  you need to ask your self what kind of town is the best place for you.  what are you looking for.  small town were it is quite but no shopping centers for 140 miles (that is Gillette, WY. were i am at) or large city were you have tons of thing to choose from for your free time, but cost of liveing, crime , and houses are a lot higher.  there is no reason to be misrable if you dont like being were your at.  if you have the fredom of leaving when ever you want then do it.
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I moved from NY about 2 years ago, but i grew up all over, Albany, Utica, Frankfort, Hicksville (yes that is a town), Herkimer, Queens, Westbury...the list seems never ending.
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well , Hollywood appears to set the standard for stereotypes i suppose.  Me , I was born in San Francisco and lived in L.A. for a bit, bit lived most of my life in a non-descript little crime addled town in Northern California.  Now i live in a Mid-south U.S. town that has nowhere near the crime rate of bigger cities, the people are real genuine and polite, and everyone can have all that overpopulated road rage rat race.  As far as i'm concerned , people in "Small Town America" are way better off than anyone else! So they shouldn't knock it till they.......nevermind - stay away , we're doin fine without them.