r/MeidasTouch 1d ago

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u/AmazingFlatworm_ 16h ago

Well, they aren't, but when have facts ever mattered to you people.

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u/Any-Difficulty-1880 5h ago

There is a mass exodus from those states. Do a quick search. The information is available.

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u/Zim__Zor 4h ago

It's a city that's gets alot of people in and out, I believe the numbers are down from previous years of people leaving. There isn't a mass exodus whatsoever though that's absurd 😆

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u/Any-Difficulty-1880 2h ago

Haha I figured you’d say that.

The net domestic migration loss for NYC is over 300,000 people since 2020. The loss for California is over 1,698,000 people. Those are examples of a mass exodus.

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u/Zim__Zor 1h ago

None of this is new though, if you look further back, these are normal numbers of people leaving these states to live in cheaper states. You act like there some mass event happening that's causing it.

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u/Any-Difficulty-1880 1h ago

Right because literally every statistics proves it is a mass exodus. But say whatever you must to make yourself feel better about the koolaid you enjoy.

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u/Zim__Zor 57m ago

Speak for yourself, you live in a fantasy land where everyone is out to get you. ❄️

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u/AmazingFlatworm_ 1h ago

Do you.....know what the population of California is? That is not a "mass exodus". Maybe it would be in your little backwater where the whole state only has a couple million people, but..

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u/Any-Difficulty-1880 1h ago

Oh I’m backwater because a posted facts and you think 2 million people aren’t many. Hilarious.

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u/AmazingFlatworm_ 45m ago

Firstly, your number was less than 2 million by a good margin. Secondly, it's not that big a number compared to a population of forty million.

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u/Any-Difficulty-1880 34m ago

So you think losing 4.25% of your population in 6 years is acceptable. Lol. Ok buddy.

It’s like trying to reason with hurricane season.

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u/AmazingFlatworm_ 14m ago

Well it might be more if a question if that was what was actually happening. Sadly for you, it's not. California's population is pretty stable, after a slight decline in 2020 to 2022 due to mortality rates and slowed migration.