Rated #5 Among Best Places to Live for a Reason
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10/2/2019
Google these: State of the Air Cleanest Cities ~ US News Best Places to Live ~ Heartland Hotspot: Why Millennials Are Flocking to Des Moines. And there are more for sure, but here's the thing about such comments sections anywhere: Angry hurt people are analogous to wounded dogs; they will bite! I get it! When someone or some place pisses you off, you must tell the world that -- based on your micro-experiences there -- the rest of all humanity forever must avoid the bad place & people. But everyone, every time, will have a different experience, anywhere on Earth. If you are a loving, friendly, hard-working, caring, positive person, your experiences on any square mile of Earth (anytime), will differ greatly, from a victim-centric, anger-conquered, hypersensitive, loveless, lazy, emotionally immature person. I moved to a downtown loft in DM, as an income restricted person, due to a disability. I researched based upon overall cost of living, safety, clean air, Medicaid coverage, and mobility freedom. Others will seek a spot on this blue marble for a different set of criteria (pending ones age, health and occupation). Now, I know that we old and/or disabled people are expected to commit suicide, by those who are still young & healthy, but your time is soon coming; and fast! Just wait and see. Then you will not be so willing to drop off the map, to make room for the next gen. After all, Earth is huge; if you do not like where you're at, just move until you find a spot to your liking. In the meantime, quit your embarrassing and pathetic whining about every little thing that pisses you off. Des Moines is not the sum of the people here & now; every place on Earth is just a pin on the global map; make the best of the one you're near, b/c life is really short!
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