Anonymous #3 19h

That’s because there’s a myth of the sun belt growth that was at least true until 2023

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Anonymous OP 19h

Sun belt is still seeing the highest growth in the U.S. in 2026. No idea where you’re getting your data from

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Anonymous #3 19h

Look Chicago and Detroit have grown in population in the last 3 years

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Anonymous OP 19h

They’re not outpacing the sunbelt though. Your post seems to imply that those areas have overtaken the sunbelt in growth when that’s not the case.

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Anonymous #3 18h

Plus homicide rates are at their lowest rates since the early 1960s and mid 1950s and look at this map

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Anonymous OP 17h

This is something entirely different OP

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Anonymous #5 16h

I’m heavily left leaning and I feel like I’m tripping right now. Like this isn’t something we can really deny

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Anonymous #5 16h

No they are not cheaper they are more expensive you liar

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Anonymous #3 16h

You can’t take facts?

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Anonymous landtrust 16h

No they are I’ve heard tons of people talk about Oakland and Los Angeles recently heck South Central LA and Compton isn’t even majority black anymore and have their lowest homicide rates since the mid 1950s and early 1960s, plus many people formerly in crack houses are now in nursing homes because the original source of the crack the contras is dead and can you acknowledge the data in front of you?

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Anonymous OP 15h

That’s not true at all. Seriously I’m concerned for you. Where on earth are you getting your data. This is borderline troll vibes at this point

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Anonymous OP 15h

What facts😭😭

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Anonymous OP 15h

No they aren't. Follow numbers. A left-wing-owned news source talking about GDP and poverty in dem vs rep states completely ignores that historically, those states were business-friendly. The new left is anti-business, so all of that new government ends up pushing the wealthy and middle classes out.

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Anonymous #5 15h

Disagree they’re anti business. Wealthy people historically will do just about anything to preserve their wealth portfolios. By moving to cheaper states they fan preserve more of it through lower taxes, etc. just because it’s “bad” for business owners, doesn’t = bad for business in general.

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Anonymous #3 14h

Here are the facts: Plus homicide rates are at their lowest rates since the early 1960s and mid 1950s and look at this map

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Anonymous #3 14h

I’m getting my data from the internet and look at this

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Anonymous OP 14h

This conversation was originally about affordability. Why do you keep flip flopping

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Anonymous #3 14h

Look at this

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Anonymous OP 14h

And this the most cheapest places to live in:

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Anonymous OP 14h

Take a look at this

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Anonymous #3 14h

I’m just talking about affordability and addressing biases that you might have the era of 2010s boomtowns is dead

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Anonymous OP 14h

Half the states on the most affordable are red states😭😭

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Anonymous #3 14h

Wdym???????????? There at least not abortion ban states and have you seen Detroit I was there last summer and loved it

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Anonymous OP 14h

I don’t know what to say boss. Pretty weak argument across the board between changing topics and finally showing sources that barely support your point.

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