what the hell

well, that explains 1/2 of inner city im thinking

Also ive been planning to do some research on the US Opium crisis, got some sources just need to read them and write something up

I am fascinated by those who live in the City. I could never live there but am intrigued by those who do.

True American Bear

im suburban

even then i wouldnt live in a city

would work in one though probs

yeah I have spent years working in the city but like to go home away from it all.

I really loved Tim's piece that he was talking about not knowing his neighbors. I was like WOW! I know 5-6 of the families near me. It's an amazing world we live in and how different people interact based upon the area they live.

Cities are good for a visit too but wouldnt live there, to congested

I don't know if it would make good news per say but it might be interesting to find out how different people interact based upon their geographic locations...Like Inner City, Rural, Coastal, inland..etc or maybe its just me

I think alot of people have generalized view points about the other half but many views are totally of base? or they expect that people believe the same thing but feel totally different ways about it...and the reasons may not be even what the other half would guess

I worked in a House of Delegates campaign during the VA elections in my area and there is a difference in how people interact with you when you campaigning based not only on where you are but who you are representing too

Yeah Tim did that one video on him talking to that gal and other guy...I think they are associated with Minds...It was interesting how they viewed things and how sometimes were very caught off guard by some things felt/said. They were talking about survival training and the like.

I went to lower class and upper middle class neighborhoods and while most of the time i was going to homes of known party supporters, some people can still be alittle standoffish, while others are very welcoming, sometimes almost to much so.

whats interesting is that the most friendly people were those of the lower classes

the upper end was less likely to speak to me, although some did

#notall lel

yea the survivalist thing was neat

er the "Would Liberal's survive the apocalypse"

Once i finally move out im plan to look into some survivalist stuff tbh

lol, yeah I don't like people at my front door. I like to approach and talk to people that I don't know in a neutral location.

Yeah that was the one

yea tbh it can be a potentially dangerous job knocking on doors to GOTV

get out the vote

one guy kicked me off his property cause i didnt see his no trespassing sign, i apologized and left, im glad he did not call the cops.

sometimes id skip a house based on the general appearance or feeling i got from them

like "that ONE sketchy house"

I think Tim does a great job talking about those things. Especially when he interacts with people in interview situations. Off the Cuff style he does great. Don't get me wrong I love all his stuff. I listen to lots of Media but only a few that I truly enjoy. The more I hear about his views the further/different I realize he is? But not in a bad way I have been able to re-look as some very older views again.

but tbh it was worth the experience of talking to average people about what they thought was important to them

I admire Tim for having integrity and trying to provide the facts

stuffs rare on TV media nowadays

Yeah, I hear ya. I really dig on the original views of our founding fathers though and the reasons for those views. I find that my views are much closer to those views than most of our politics (on both sides) these days.

Mind you i have no problem with Opinion media but when they treat it like FACT then I have a problem

True

The lines are sooooo blured now days on those 2 things though.

I worry about Colleges too cause while US colleges have a history of radicalism i think this is a different and arguably more dangerous kind that we are seeing at some schools

Denzel calls it "opinews"

lol

makes sense