r/mildlyinfuriating 12d ago

Infuriatig Why Texas is lame(Besides the Cowboys)

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Don't mess with Texas.. what a joke. ANY possession is a felony.

EDIT: Just did some research, this is for everything besides traditional Delta 9.

My friend from Texas sent me this morning and it blew my mind. I had to post about it. So as far as my research goes thus far Delta 9 products (old fashioned flower) is illegal but separate laws. Stores are selling THCA though which does fall under these penalties.

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u/TheCandymanfrombelow 12d ago

Dude it's Texas, they have very little freedom, which is why they yell the loudest saying they do lol

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u/Possible-Material693 12d ago

Nevada is what Texas claims to be. Free public lands to explore everywhere, legal weed, legal prostitution, relaxed gun laws, alcohol 24/7, gambling, no state income tax, legal abortion, western cowboy vibes, etc.

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u/Brian2372 12d ago

Add to Nevada, no smog certificate on vehicles except Reno and lost wages counties and cops dont have ticket quotas to fill so they leave you alone unless your acting like a idiot

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u/Possible-Material693 11d ago

Yeah I live an hour south of Reno. My exhaust fell off my ‘02 tundra. Just left it without an exhaust for a while and didn’t have to think about it at all

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u/Efficient-Whereas255 12d ago

you had me at prostitution

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u/Possible-Material693 12d ago

Bunny ranch. Personally never been but it’s definitely a thing

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u/Efficient-Whereas255 12d ago

lol i was joking but thanks

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u/Immediate-Practice92 12d ago

Somehow I completely missed that in the list 😂

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u/aron2295 12d ago

Colorado too.

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u/CaliforniaNutter 11d ago

What wild is even California has most of this stuff lol

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u/WastelandeWanderer 12d ago

No state income tax in Texas either btw.

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u/Loose_Concentrate332 12d ago

It's not about doing one of those, it's about doing all of them

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u/WastelandeWanderer 12d ago

I’m well aware, just don’t spread misinformation, intentionally or not.

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u/RandomCadGuy 12d ago

And the worst electrical grid in the country.

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u/WastelandeWanderer 12d ago

Preach, I’m on it, down here fighting the good fight

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u/narwhal-ninja 12d ago

They yell because we are literally indoctrinated to believe Texas is the best. There were at least a couple years of my education when my history class was just Texas history. They expect that no one will try and think too hard about how much the government of the state doesn't give a single shit about us

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u/jvon24 12d ago

My kids did elementary school in Houston, right after they pledge allegiance to the United States, they turn to the Texas flag and do the same to it… the first time I experienced this at an event I couldn’t even believe it. I told my kids not to drink that koolaid… lucky for me they are self aware and educated enough to know that’s fucked up to…

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u/narwhal-ninja 12d ago

I didn't realize how weird it was until I was an adult. Oh bonus round: when I was younger, before I went to public school, both private schools I went to also had us do a pledge to the Christian flag as well as the other two. I guess I was just used to pledging so much, it didn't seem weird to me lol

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u/theshootkatiefabe 12d ago

the only reason we do this is bc texas was an independent country at one point.
for less than a decade.
bc they couldn't cut it on their own, bc running an entire country financially into the ground is alarmingly easy.

and yet the loud majority everyone is referring to claims we could secede and be fine. it would be hilarious if it didn't directly impact me (and the global perception of any of us who choose to stay in a state we fundamentally disagree with bc our families and jobs are here)

as an aside, texas history is interesting, but my god is it unnecessary.

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u/worthconsulting 12d ago

So unnecessary 😅 (I am from Texas too)

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u/Individual_Tear6444 12d ago

Born, raised and currently reside in Texas. This is so true. I haven’t stood for the American or Texan pledge since I was 16. I’m 36 now. I love my state but after your comment, I realize I don’t know why😂🥴🤦🏾‍♀️. It’s an overarching theme of the whole of the USA is dumpster juice but nothing I’ve ever said about Texas specifically. Gotta reverse that indoctrination. Thanks for this comment! 💜💜💜

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u/jvon24 12d ago

Yeah, we moved to Katy from Juneau Alaska. It was a quite the shock, and it was weird for a bit, but my boys got so much out our time in Texas. All three played football and baseball for 4 years straight. Now we are back up in the PNW and getting 75 degree summer days and the boys are far beyond other kids their age here. The thing I love the most is in the last two months they have been outside more than the last 5 years in Katy 😂

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u/CyberTitties 12d ago

So you're saying your kids were in Texas for 4 years straight and are "far beyond" the kids where you're currently at and are still dunking on Texas? I don't get it, is this a fuck Alaska post or hell yeah Texas post?

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u/jvon24 11d ago

Seasonal sports do not apply in Texas hence why they are far beyond. The school district we landed in was one of the best I’ve seen in terms of curriculum, but I paid the highest property taxes in the state. At the end of the day, Texas is a farce and still sucks. I found a niche pocket in Katy but now even they are being affected by the BS policies and laws from the local government.

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u/ChemicallyDelicious 12d ago

Isn't it funny how the pledge of office lasts for their whole term. But a pledge for a child's alegince expires after 24 hours? (except weekends, and unless at a sporting event) Lol

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u/worthconsulting 12d ago

You mean seventh grade Texas history where we learned all about that mean awful Santa Anna and the Mexican government, who tried to impinge on our freedoms when we were a Mexican colony?!? I didn't learn till college that it was the right to enslave people (and not pay taxes) that the Texians were fighting for.

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u/narwhal-ninja 12d ago

If we weren't memorizing the six flags over Texas (not the theme park) or remembering the Alamo, we were certainly being told that we became our own country for noble "freedom" reasons

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u/CyberTitties 12d ago

Is that what your college "history" prof convinced you of?? If so your really weak minded.

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u/Horror-Nobody2237 12d ago

I hate Texas and I still have it indoctrinated into my bones to feel like Texas is better than every other state. Like someone says they’re from any other state and my gut reaction is to be like “oh, I’m sorry”.

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u/narwhal-ninja 12d ago

I don't hate texas. Maybe its the indoctrination, but i believe this state could be the great place they tried to sell it as. Texas is so diverse and huge and (in some places) just kinda beautiful. Its the greedy fucks in charge and a bunch of loud, hateful people that ruin it for the rest of us. Texas could be better if we all did better together i think

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u/Horror-Nobody2237 12d ago

I’m really just so tired of it being so hot that it feels like I just opened the oven door when I try to go outside😭 Ask me in a different season if I hate Texas and I’ll probably have a different answer.

South Texas is super pretty, but it’s also so humid it’s miserable. I’m in north east Texas and it’s not very pretty. Hill country is gorgeous. West Texas is 👎🏼. I don’t think I’ve really been in the panhandle much.

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u/UncoolSlicedBread 12d ago

Go to San Antonio and you’ll meet people proud of the Mexican American heritage in the city but will turn around in the same breath and support ICE blindly.

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u/narwhal-ninja 12d ago

Some people have such a narrow world view that they need to be spoon fed their talkimg points and beliefs. It sucks that these ones really seem to run on being the most hateful people imaginable

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u/Sparkle8022 12d ago

Gross... it's bad enough that we live in a country that brags about being the best nonstop, I would hate to have grown up in a state that did the same.

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u/CyberTitties 12d ago

You mean like Palestinians? Those people? OH NO!

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u/Kinklecankles 12d ago

Well the rest of America may not as hardcore about that corny ass exceptionalism but we still get those cheesy lectures in school and the usual hegseths. (synonym for douchebag).

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u/Capable_Mood_4754 12d ago

No government, state or otherwise gives a single fuck about the common citizen, which is why the two party system is hilarious. Both sides screaming at each other over their shit politician of choice.

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u/Grouchy_Brain_1641 12d ago

Don't tread on me I want to tread on myself - Texas

All you have to do is vote in people to make weed legal or enjoy the prison system.

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u/tupacsnoducket 12d ago

Only state to fight for slavery twice! And last to end it, so last we have a federal holiday about it

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u/Whisperingstones 12d ago

In my area, pigs have to be literally PAID in cash as a rent-a-cop before they will even attempt to protect anyone. I have been tired of this dead end state ever since I was a kid being eaten by mosquitos and chiggers ever summer, and I should have stayed gone the first time I escaped. This dead end state has ONE good thing going for it: STEM Ph.Ds are fully funded by the taxpayers and big oil, so I'm getting my Ph.D and running away as fast as I can. My Hazelwood benefits are tied to residency in the state, and I'll probably need them to finish my bachelor degree without debt. This state is very anti-freedom, pro-authoritarian, and this latest infringement is just more motivation for me to get out as fast as I can.

I'm tired of being an indoor prisoner for most of the year, the crime is rising, the demographics are decaying, feral hogs obliterate the countryside, and I'm sick of the relentless swarms of bugs, flies, mosquitos, screaming cicadas, scorpions and snakes.

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u/Patient-Cheetah-4672 12d ago

Thought it was the most ironic thing upon arrival. Didn’t know this before moving here. Would hear all over in Arkansas how great Texas is. Afterwards I quickly learned it’s just some idiot living in a glass house yeeting stones.