Dallas’s is becoming the new Wall Street

[Kisame]

@Kisame

This whole state is packed with middle class Muslims.
Also the community is somewhat tight nit. It honestly depends on where you live. A decent amount of us are spread apart all across Texas but the Dallas area has a large community.

You can find blue collar work all across Texas.

 

[CABDULWALI XASAN.]

The Vietnamese quickly escaped and formed there own neighborhoods due to there Jewish like culture of group economics

The minnesota state government was just lazy and thought by placing a bunch of Somalis in the hood they would magically turn the state into a powerhouse

The Lutheran church was extremely greedy and got lots of checks from the bush and later Clinton White House for bringing Somalis into the country if they tried that anywhere else there would have been massive pushback but due to voters in Minnesota being brain dead they got away with it

What are you going on about? What do you mean somalis were placed in the hood, there are no jobs in the hood they went to low skilled manufacturing and production areas. That was in the past and people are starting to climb the ladder.

Vietnamese, I think you mean Hmong which are different they arrived several decades prior.

Why are you getting mad at the voters in minnesota? Buddy you are not cadaan

 

[Aseer]

This whole state is packed with middle class Muslims.
Also the community is somewhat tight nit. It honestly depends on where you live. A decent amount of us are spread apart all across Texas but the Dallas area has a large community.

You can find blue collar work all across Texas.

Which is the best place to start a blue collar business in texas?

 

[Sophisticate]

@Arkan @Araabi @NidarNidar

 

[Kisame]

Which is the best place to start a blue collar business in texas?

No clue tbh since I don't work in the blue collar field. I think most people work as journeymen for a few years than start their own business in the same area. A decent amount join unions as well.

 

[CABDULWALI XASAN.]

Theres also a somali community in northern texas near Amarillo.

 

[Aseer]

No clue tbh since I don't work in the blue collar field. I think most people work as journeymen for a few years than start their own business in the same area. A decent amount join unions as well.

You reckon pursuing blue collar is worth it over there or white collar?