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Originally Posted by plain fan
It's interesting to see that some of these responses are aligned with what I've seen in different places. I moved to CO a couple of years ago where the "native/local/transplant" thing can lead to arguments and fights (I've seen it). It seems that you're not a "local" until the natives call you that.
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When I lived in Colorado, many had bumper stickers that said "Native". I tried to fit in as I really liked the people and lifestyle at the time. With the changes (due to the large influx of people from the west coast) over the last 30 years, I can see why one might make such a distinction. The best way to be considered a "local" or at least be tolerated has always been to stop trying to change everything into the place you came from.
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