Hence why I'd choose Atlanta over Charlotte.

>Why would you believe that bullshit? LOL...

I didn't believe that Charlotte was the next anything, but a lot of people in North Carolina did. I think the state has suffered from an identity crisis in general.

>As far as church and conservatives go.. talk about a lazy
>critique of southern city? why not throw in a Nascar and Civil
>War diss as well?

I'm a need you to keep up. It wasn't a critique of a specific city, it was a critique of the state in general. Georgia is too conservative and churchy, too. But unlike Georgia, North Carolina doesn't have a city that I'd want to live in.

>GA is a more conservative state than NC. North Carolina is
>purple as fuck and Charlotte is Blue as hell. Sure, the state
>congress is conservative right now but it doesn't effect you
>day to day operations.

It seemed to me that ATL was more insulated from GA's conservative culture than Charlotte was insulated from North Carolina's, but maybe that has changed. I will pray for Charlotte's continued evolution.

>You make it sound like Charlotte is in a dry county and the
>sheriff said no dancing. GTFOH.. your criticism sounds a
>little personal.

Dry or not, Charlotte did feel slow and, at least culturally, unexceptional. Your responses to me are way more personal than anything I've stated. Perhaps living in Charlotte has made you insecure.