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Old 06-25-2012, 08:48 PM
 
Location: Somewhere below Mason/Dixon
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Does it look like a southern bias??? Maybe it does. However it seems everytime I visit the south people there seem happy, proud of thier states and history. From what I have seen on my travels I believe they are the happiest people in the nation. Are they the richest?? no, biggest most important places??? No but are they happy, they seem to be. My state of Michigan ranks pretty low, but this was done when Michigan was at its lowest point and people are still being forced out of the state for economics. Overall I think people here are happy with the state and its enviroment, its the economy that has caused unhappiness here.
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