Amazing Correlation of America’s Snobbiest and Most Liberal Cities
Liberalism is an alliance of elitist oligarchs and the herd of lazy cretins to whom they promise other people’s money against the middle class. Consequently, there are two types of typical moonbat. One is likely to eat mashed potatoes with his hands. The other is a snooty, overeducated (i.e., brainwashed) weenie of the kind that populates the media and the federal government. This could help explain why the country’s most liberal cities are also its snobbiest:
The nation’s capital ranks second in a list of “The 10 Snobbiest Cities In America,” according to rankings from Movoto. Only San Francisco prevented Washington from claiming the title of the U.S.’s snobbiest city.
“Filled with politicians and some of the most educated people in the country, it’s no wonder our nation’s capital has become a bit snobby,” Movoto says about D.C.
Ironically, DC is infamous for having the worst public schools in the country. The educated people either went to private schools or came from elsewhere so as to rule over the little folks. These people were unfortunately educated in the worst possible way.
The list:
1. San Francisco, CA
2. Washington, D.C.
3. Seattle, WA
4. Scottsdale, AZ
5. Oakland, CA
6. Portland, OR
7. Irvine, CA (tie)
7. Honolulu, HI (tie)
9. Madison, WI
10. Atlanta, GA
Unless Irvine is unusually conservative for a college town, Scottsdale is the only city on there that isn’t festering with moonbats.
Notice the correlation with this graphic, which lists cities on the conservative–liberal spectrum (click for full size):
Since Scottsdale is an outlier on the snobbery list and isn’t included on the conservative–liberal list because the population is under a quarter million, let’s throw it out. Now the four snobbiest cities are:
1. San Francisco, CA
2. Washington, DC
3. Seattle, WA
4. Oakland, CA
The four most liberal cities are:
1. San Francisco, CA
2. Washington, DC
3. Seattle, WA
4. Oakland, CA
Some coincidence.
On tips from Bodhisattva and Petterssonp.
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