It's not just Atlanta, it's all major cities. The true America spirit of freedom thrives in small cities but the big cities do not represent American freedom. It is a real complete fucking shame though because many from big cities don't know shit about nature, wildlife, this beautiful planet we're on. Many of them only know their big ugly nasty concrete jungles with people living on top of each other in apartments like rats in cages. Millions of Americans just want to live life in peace and enjoy it but big cities just want to destroy everything.

I'm in a big city in FL but when I moved here, I never planned on it being long term but just a few years at most. I guess you could say a stepping stone in my path to a new chapter in life. Many things in life require patience because many things never happen over night but wow, this these big cities everyone is always in a hurry as if they always have to be on the move, on the go. Those people never stop to just soak it all up, how great life can be. Hell, even those in a big cities have city parks, county parks, state parks, national parks which all are places with some form of nature to enjoy.

Years ago, my dad used to get up about 6am and sit out front, in front of his house smoking cigarettes and feeding bread to the many squirrels in the front yard, a perk of having lived in the county. That might sound boring to some and pointless to some but although I don't do that, I do enjoy nature and everyone should put their supposedly busy life on hold long enough to just soak it all in. Also remember that people in foreign countries typically will have it far worse than us in life.

Big cities are like a cancer and honestly there should be a way to restrict how many people can live in a city and county to prevent it from being so overly populated. Much of America is not populated, much of the population is condensed into this big city concrete jungles.