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Missouri man fatally shoots his mother at home after mistaking her for intruder
(www.theguardian.com)
this post was submitted on 10 Mar 2024
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Oh yeah? Name 3 things that is great about Missouri!
No seriously, I'm asking because I have a friend who feels the same way, and I want to go, "Well, you still have (3 things here)" and cheer them up.
The Italian food in STL is top notch, Lake of the Ozarks is fantastic, Mark Twain Ntl forest is gorgeous, the Katy trail linking towns and wineries from STL to Jefferson City is very special, and they never get wildfires or droughts :)
That's amazing. Thank you!
Hey, cool. I’ve seen Lake of the Ozarks mentioned online a few times but had no idea where it is (and hadn’t tried looking)
Food and national parks. It's always food and national parks.
It's like they think other places don't have good food or pretty scenery.
Diversity, nature, laws.
Missouri is a very relaxed state and I don't expect people who haven't lived there to understand how tame it actually is. Or they're city-folk basing all of their knowledge on what happens in St. Louis (a very shitty city.)
Texas and Louisiana are the real shitty states. But people from Texas are delusional enough to think it holds a candle to Florida, so they aren't worth taking seriously.
Can you explain the diversity part?
I lived in New York and Miami.
Then I went to the Pacific Northwest and was drown in a sea of Caucasians who were excited to celebrate how diverse it is because their gov officials was a gay Asian woman, and a middle Eastern guy, and yet in a room of 100 people, 90 of them look the same. No where near what I expect diversity to be like.