Thread 513880994

Since the Covid hoax started my mental mood went pretty much downhill given how many people don't question anything by the government or the media.

Some personal stuff added and I haven't felt happy for about 6 or 7 years. Even on vacation like Austria, Italy, Netherlands and Croatia I didn't feel truly happy.

My plan is to go to the US in 2026 when I have vacation again and do a roadtrip there. I know that major cities are niggerfied to the end but I'll go through the most rural areas.

Are these rural areas still fine or are they dropping the immigrants in there as well?

>>513880994 (OP)
>Are these rural areas still fine or are they dropping the immigrants in there as well?
Some get browns. Others just have negrified white meth heads. It's hit or miss but you'll do better than the cities.
Best bet is to just tour our nature and avoid people at all costs

>>513880994 (OP)
cozy

>>513880994 (OP)
If not for the internet, I wouldn't know anything is wrong

>>513881148
I don't really want to meet addicts nor other browns. Nature is a good idea, anon.

>>513880994 (OP)
Things are generally fine, some Mexicans but usually they are for manual labor.

>>513880994 (OP)
Most rural areas are economically stagnant and kind of depressing.

>>513882377
Why depressing? Some do have very beautiful nature and you can actually buy a house with no neighbors.

>>513880994 (OP)
>clearly depressed
>not getting professional help by a specialist
>instead wants to go to America

you are retarded. Imagine thinking that a country with obesity and dumb people can fix your depression

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>>513880994 (OP)
I went to Carlsbad Caverns as a kid. I'd go there again if I could, but I don't know if anything has changed since then.

>>513883720
Memeflag.
>>513883874
Looks nice.

>>513880994 (OP)
Rural areas are fine. There's a little bit of tension in the air still, but it seems like everyone's doing their best to get over the bullshit that was 2020-2024.
At least for the moment, liberals got a massive STFU moment with the election, so they're kind of quiet. Conservatives just want to live peacefully. The tensions likely aren't over, but it feels like there's social cease-fire regarding politics ATM. Could just be everyone's so tired of it.

Major cities, like you said, are niggerfied. The smaller cities in fly over states are kind of a coin-toss right now. They're either overrun with drugs and crime from progressive policies, or they're having a boom (mostly because people are fleeing the major cities, but still want restaurants, nice parks, walkable downtowns etc).

>>513884748
stay the fuck away from anything that advertises itself as a tourist destination

>>513881148
This. I recommend the wealthier rural areas between cities to live. Rural coastlines are usually wealthier due to tourism.

>>513887595
poor white people are the safest people to be around, even the methheads

>>513880994 (OP)
Go to northern Minnesota and the Michigan upper peninsula. Trust me on this bro. A lot of rural areas here are just truckstops really but these are absolutely beautiful man. They seriously feel (and are) like being on the edge of compete untapped wilderness.

>>513887725
I know. I can still leave my garage and home unlocked without a second thought.

>>513880994 (OP)
>WHITE POWERRRRRRRR

>>513887734
Will consider it anon

>>513880994 (OP)
most rural areas that are within an hours drive to a decent sized city are full of fucking niggers and beaners. it doesn't even have to be a big city or capital city, just a decent sized one and. this is because home prices got so expensive that everyone has to move further out and drive further to work. beaners buy up rural property like crazy. the ONLY places you won't see many beaners at all is in most bumfuck parts of appalachia, because there aren't any jobs. beaners have absolutely taken over. it's unrecognizable from a decade ago.

I don't know if anyone else feels this as well but I feel very uncomfortable in dense areas which European countries have a lot, unfortunately.

Somehow I feel much freer when I see a lot of land around with not as many buildings. I don't know if it's experience from past life or just interacting with too many humans.

Even villages here in Germany feel too crowded for me.

>>513889637
Like that area would feel really comfy.

>>513888428
Always anon. I actually saw a lot of good Commander Rockwell speeches when I got redpilled.

>>513889549
That sucks to hear. Is it also happening to states like Wyoming?

>>513887595
those wealthy suburural places are shit. they offer nothing. it's just lots of houses. shopping centers, etc. goyslop antion. the entire appeal to this country(what's left that is) is our nature. they bulldoze plenty of that every day too though for new apartment complexes and roadways. if I were a Euro wanting to visit, I'd plan it around nature. problem is, a lot of the big places are busy as fuck these days, especially since covid. places out west have literally overcrowded parking lots and hours upon hours of stop and go traffic waiting to get in. you could go somewhere nobody really goes, like caves in west virginia or something. that probably wouldn't be busy. you have to hit the big tourist spots outside of peak seasons.

>>513889962
I'd imagine. Wyoming has always been a transplant state. most of the "lovals" are boomers who moved there in the 80s/90s after growing up watching john wayne movies. they wear cowboy clothes and never riddena horse in their life. granted, at least out west there is more vast roads in between populated areas, but a lot of it is just boring open road.

>>513887328
Still conservatives getting owned. Conservatives are still wailing on media and being toxic like always.

>>513889887
another then

>>513889549
You're full of shit. The only spics in the middle of nowhere are trafficked there by big corporations.