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Something to be said for that. Fortunately, I was a renter when I left the South and had to rent a smaller place in California. With time my income and savings went up and I bought a house 7 years after my move. It's not an option for everyone, and I'm childless, but with what I had I could have bought a nice house in a suburb with good schools. Being childless, I live the joy of urban life.

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The funny part is, Kansas is culturally wrong for libertarianism. It likes to subsidize farmers and has a long history of regulating alcohol so proper Christian ladies don't accidentally walk into an "open saloon" or a "retail liquor store."

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