> But its pretty diverse, and it seems that folks with opposing viewpoints can still coexist here. I think you're talking about Dallas/Houston/Austin vs everyt

> But its pretty diverse, and it seems that folks with opposing viewpoints can still coexist here. I think you're talking about Dallas/Houston/Austin vs everything else. I actually wouldn't necessarily call that diverse, it's in fact polarizing, but that's okay. At the end of the day, no one in Texas really cares because the economy is strong and people's assets are going up. Until that stops (and it will eventually, like California) then thats where the divisiveness is going to be a problem.