Coeur d'Alene vs Moscow vs Missoula?

[BassAngler]

Originally Posted by oregonwoodsmoke

If you are buying in CDA and surrounding areas, look very carefully at what is in the blocks surrounding your potential purchase.


CDA growing season is quite short. It makes gardening a special challenge. Even in summer, the weather has patches where it is not warm enough for tomatoes and if tomatoes get chilled, it ruins the flavor. I have seen fruit on local trees, though, so perhaps carefully selected varieties can produce.


It's not only the $400,000 house that are fast to sell. You'll have to work hard and fast to get anything in the $700,000 to $800,000 range.

Thank you oregonwoodsmoke, these are exactly the kind of gardening specifics, as well as real estate specifics, that I was looking for.

I've driven through Pullman multiple times and I really do like the pastoral setting, obviously the rich soil and being further out of the mountains make it seem like Moscow would be more conducive to gardening.
Really, my primary questions about Moscow are along the lines of what hudge alluded to, but I haven't been there and didn't want to prejudge.

[Boone1791]

Originally Posted by the hudge

You may be right on the Marxist thing too. Maybe FILTHY FASCIST works better.

Words mean things, hudge! Fascism is a form of far-right, authoritarian ultranationalism characterized by dictatorial power, forcible suppression of opposition. I expect you don't mean that either, unless you mean to be talking about Trump and his supporters.

[mysticaltyger]

Originally Posted by Boone1791

Nobody, and I mean nobody, holds that ideology in the U.S., not in the universities, not anywhere. I don't know where that claim comes from, but it's just wrong. Way wrong.

Sure they do, perhaps not in it's purest form, but they do. It's just been repackaged to seem palatable (especially to young people). It's the same cr*p under the mask, though.

[the hudge]

" Words mean things, hudge! Fascism is a form of far-right, authoritarian ultranationalism characterized by dictatorial power, forcible suppression of opposition. I expect you don't mean that either, unless you mean to be talking about Trump and his supporters."


Fascism as you (ie The DNC) define it is incorrect. Nazi is short for National Socialism. Note the Socialism part. That's you and your buddy's at the DNC/CNN, cause that's where you get your talking point and definitions from, right?


Socialism/Communism tends to be an out-reach proposition. National Socialism (your Def. of Fascism) is in-reach. Both are EVIL and both are here.


Words having power is a very cultist way of thinking, or just weak minded.


BTW. Trump who?

[Boone1791]

Originally Posted by EyeOnMadisonStreet

Everyone who was out in the streets destroying America this past summer is the child of Marx and his followers....

George Floyd was killed on May 25, 2020 during a police arrest. Protests seeking justice for Floyd began in the United States the next day, with citizens of other countries soon following suit. Protests have taken place in over 60 countries and on all seven continents.

"Marx" had nothing to do with it.

[volosong]

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