It does make sense in a fucked up way. If you live in a state that is very homogeneous, white, traditional, Republican and religious then it's easy to not really appreciate those things very much. And take them for granted. It's easy to think the grass is greener on the other side(and that leftists are able to create some kind of utopia). I'm guessing a lot of people in Utah have to actually live in an environment that is the opposite of Utah to realize, the good things they have. Humans have a bad habit of building up this fantasy in their head of what the world is outside of their world. You ever notice the majority of white people who are not racist, have never lived near a lot of black people for many years? You ever notice the majority of white liberals grew up in these rich or wealthy neighborhoods that are mostly white? Easy for them to say diversity is a good thing and people who oppose it are "Evil Nazis" when they never had to live on a street that is like 10% White, 10% Arab, 10% Indian, 35% Latin American and 35% Black for many years. Being in favor of all this diversity, tolerance and despising everyone who is against those things to the point you are celebrating their deaths, is often the byproduct of being a sheltered spoiled brat with helicopter parents who made a lot of money. EDIT: One of the biggest flaws of humans is taking things for granted until it's too late.

It does make sense in a fucked up way. If you live in a state that is very homogeneous, white, traditional, Republican and religious then it's easy to not really appreciate those things very much. And take them for granted. It's easy to think the grass is greener on the other side(and that leftists are able to create some kind of utopia). I'm guessing a lot of people in Utah have to actually live in an environment that is the opposite of Utah to realize, the good things they have. Humans have a bad habit of building up this fantasy in their head of what the world is outside of their world. You ever notice the majority of white people who are not racist, have never lived near a lot of black people for many years? You ever notice the majority of white liberals grew up in these rich or wealthy neighborhoods that are mostly white? Easy for them to say diversity is a good thing and people who oppose it are "Evil Nazis" when they never had to live on a street that is like 10% White, 10% Arab, 10% Indian, 35% Latin American and 35% Black for many years. Being in favor of all this diversity, tolerance and despising everyone who is against those things to the point you are celebrating their deaths, is often the byproduct of being a sheltered spoiled brat with helicopter parents who made a lot of money.

It does make sense in a fucked up way. If you live in a state that is very homogeneous, white, traditional, Republican and religious then it's easy to not really appreciate those things very much. And take them for granted. It's easy to think the grass is greener on the other side. I'm guessing a lot of people in Utah have to actually live in an environment that is the opposite of Utah to realize, the good things they have. Humans have a bad habit of building up this fantasy in their head of what the world is outside of their world. You ever notice the majority of white people who are not racist, have never lived near a lot of black people for many years? You ever notice the majority of white liberals grew up in these rich or wealthy neighborhoods that are mostly white? Easy for them to say diversity is a good thing and people who oppose it are "Evil Nazis" when they never had to live on a street that is like 10% White, 10% Arab, 10% Indian, 35% Latin American and 35% Black for many years. Being in favor of all this diversity, tolerance and despising everyone who is against those things to the point you are celebrating their deaths, is often the byproduct of being a sheltered spoiled brat with helicopter parents who made a lot of money.

It does make sense in a fucked up way. If you live in a state that is very homogeneous, white, traditional, Republican and religious then it's easy to not really appreciate those things very much. And take them for granted. It's easy to think the grass is greener on the other side. I'm guessing a lot of people in Utah have to actually live in an environment that is the opposite of Utah to realize, the good things they have. Humans have a bad habit of building up this fantasy in their head of what the world is outside of their world. You ever notice the majority of white people who are not racist, have never lived near a lot of black people for many years? You ever notice the majority of white liberals grew up in these rich or wealthy neighborhoods that are mostly white? Easy for them to say diversity is a good thing and people who oppose it are "Evil Nazis" when they never had to live on a street that is like 10% White, 10% Arab, 10% Indian, 35% Latin American and 35% Black for many years. Being in favor of all this diversity, tolerance and despising everyone who is against those things, is often the byproduct of being a sheltered spoiled brat with helicopter parents who made a lot of money.

It does make sense in a fucked up way. If you live in a state that is very homogeneous, white, traditional, Republican and religious then it's easy to not really appreciate those things very much. And take them for granted. It's easy to think the grass is greener on the other side. I'm guessing a lot of people in Utah have to actually live in an environment that is the opposite of Utah to realize, the good things they have. Humans have a bad habit of building up this fantasy in their head of what the world is outside of their world. You ever notice the majority of white people who are not racist, have never lived near a lot of black people for many years? You ever notice the majority of white liberals grew up in these rich or wealthy neighborhoods that are mostly white? Easy for them to say diversity is a good thing and people who oppose it are "Evil Nazis" when they never had to live on a street that is like 10% White, 10% Arab, 10% Indian, 35% Latin American and 35% Black for many years. Being in favor of all this diversity, tolerance and despising everyone who is against those things, is often the byproduct of being a sheltered spoiled brat with helicopter parents.

It does make sense in a fucked up way. If you live in a state that is very homogeneous, white, traditional, Republican and religious then it's easy to not really appreciate those things very much. And take them for granted. It's easy to think the grass is greener on the other side. I'm guessing a lot of people in Utah have to actually live in an environment that is the opposite of Utah to realize, the good things they have. Humans have a bad habit of building up this fantasy in their head of what the world is outside of their world. You ever notice the majority of white people who are not racist, have never lived near a lot of black people for many years? You ever notice the majority of white liberals grew up in these rich or wealthy neighborhoods that are mostly white? Easy for them to say diversity is a good thing and people who oppose it are "Evil Nazis" when they never had to live on a street that is like 10% White, 10% Arab, 10% Indian, 35% Latin American and 35% Black for many years. Being in favor of all this diversity, tolerance and despising everyone who is against those things, is often the byproduct of being a sheltered spoiled brat.

It does make sense in a fucked up way. If you live in a state that is very homogeneous, white, traditional, Republican and religious then it's easy to not really appreciate those things very much. And take them for granted. It's easy to think the grass is greener on the other side. I'm guessing a lot of people in Utah have to actually live in an environment that is the opposite of Utah to realize, the good things they have. Humans have a bad habit of building up this fantasy in their head of what the world is outside of their world. You ever notice the majority of white people who are not racist, have never lived near a lot of black people for many years? You ever notice the majority of white liberals grew up in these rich or wealthy neighborhoods that are mostly white? Easy for them to say diversity is a good thing and people who oppose it are "Evil Nazis" when they never had to live on a street that is like 10% White, 10% Arab, 10% Indian, 35% Latin American and 35% Black for many years. Being in favor of all this diversity, tolerance and despising everyone who is against it, is often the byproduct of being a sheltered spoiled brat.

It does make sense in a fucked up way. If you live in a state that is very homogeneous, white, traditional, Republican and religious then it's easy to not really appreciate those things very much. And take them for granted. It's easy to think the grass is greener on the other side. I'm guessing a lot of people in Utah have to actually live in an environment that is the opposite of Utah to realize, the good things they have. Humans have a bad habit of building up this fantasy in their head of what the world is outside of their world. You ever notice the majority of white people who are not racist, have never lived near a lot of black people for many years? You ever notice the majority of white liberals grew up in these rich or wealthy neighborhoods that are mostly white? Easy for them to say diversity is a good thing and people who oppose it are "Evil Nazis" when they never had to live on a street that is like 10% White, 10% Arab, 10% Indian, 35% Latin American and 35% Black for many years. Being in favor of all this diversity and tolerance and despising everyone who is against it, is often the byproduct of being a sheltered spoiled brat.

It does make sense in a fucked up way. If you live in a state that is very homogeneous, white, traditional, Republican and religious then it's easy to not really appreciate those things very much. And take them for granted. It's easy to think the grass is greener on the other side. I'm guessing a lot of people in Utah have to actually live in an environment that is the opposite of Utah to realize, the good things they have. Humans have a bad habit of building up this fantasy in their head of what the world is outside of their world. You ever notice the majority of white people who are not racist, have never lived near a lot of black people for many years? You ever notice the majority of white liberals grew up in these rich or wealthy neighborhoods that are mostly white? Easy for them to say diversity is a good thing and people who oppose it are "Evil Nazis" when they never had to live on a street that is like 10% White, 10% Arab, 10% Indian, 35% Latin American and 35% Black for many years.

It does make sense in a fucked up way. If you live in a state that is very homogeneous, white, traditional, Republican and religious then it's easy to not really appreciate those things very much. And take them for granted. It's easy to think the grass is greener on the other side. I'm guessing a lot of people in Utah have to actually live in an environment that is the opposite of Utah to realize, the good things they have. Humans have a bad habit of building up this fantasy in their head of what the world is outside of their world. You ever notice the majority of white people who are not racist, have never lived near a lot of black people for many years? You ever notice the majority of white liberals grew up in these rich or wealthy neighborhoods that are mostly white? Easy for them to say diversity is a good thing and people who oppose it are "Evil Nazis" when they never had to live on a street that is like 10% White, 10% Arab, 10% Indian, 35% Latin American and 35% Black for many years.

It does make sense in a fucked up way. If you live in a state that is very homogeneous, white, traditional, Republican and religious then it's easy to not really appreciate those things very much. And take them for granted. It's easy to think the grass is greener on the other side. I'm guessing a lot of people in Utah have to actually live in an environment that is the opposite of Utah to realize, the good things they have. Humans have a bad habit of building up this fantasy in their head of what the world is outside of their world. You ever notice the majority of white people who are not racist, have never lived near a lot of black people for many years? You ever notice the majority of white liberals grew up in these rich or wealthy neighborhoods that are mostly white? Easy for them to say diversity is a good thing and people who oppose it are "Evil Nazis" when they never had to live on a street that is like 10% White, 10% Arab, 10% Indian, 35% Latin American and 35% Black for many years.

It does make sense in a fucked up way. If you live in a state that is very homogeneous, white, traditional, Republican and religious then it's easy to not really appreciate those things very much. And take them for granted. It's easy to think the grass is greener on the other side. I'm guessing a lot of people in Utah have to actually live in an environment that is the opposite of Utah to realize, the good things they have. Humans have a bad habit of building up this fantasy in their head of what the world is outside of their world. You ever notice the majority of white people who are not racist, have never lived near a lot of black people for many years? You ever notice the majority of white liberals grew up in these rich or wealthy neighborhoods that are mostly white? Easy for them to say diversity is a good thing and people who oppose it are "Evil Nazis" when they never had to live on a street that is like 10% White, 10% Arab, 10% Indian, 35% Latin American and 35% Black.

It does make sense in a fucked up way. If you live in a state that is very homogeneous, white, traditional, Republican and religious then it's easy to not really appreciate those things very much. And take them for granted. It's easy to think the grass is greener on the other side. I'm guessing a lot of people in Utah have to actually live in an environment that is the opposite of Utah to realize, the good things they have. Humans have a bad habit of building up this fantasy in their head of what the world is outside of their world. You ever notice the majority of white people who are not racist, have never lived near a lot of black people for many years? You ever notice the majority of white liberals grew up in these rich or wealthy neighborhoods that are mostly white? Easy for them to say diversity is a good thing when they never had to live on a street that is like 10% White, 10% Arab, 10% Indian, 35% Latin American and 35% Black.

It does make sense in a fucked up way. If you live in a state that is very homogeneous, white, traditional, Republican and religious then it's easy to not really appreciate those things very much. And take them for granted. It's easy to think the grass is greener on the other side. I'm guessing a lot of people in Utah have to actually live in an environment that is the opposite of Utah to realize, the good things they have. Humans have a bad habit of building up this fantasy in their head of what the world is outside of their world. You ever notice the majority of white people who are not racist, have never lived near a lot of black people for many years?