The biggest problem urban areas face is the high cost of housing. We haven’t been building new apartments fast enough to keep up with large number of people who want to live here. Fortunately some cities are getting the message. L.A. is in the middle of a building boom and as our new train lines are completed the city will be more affordable and livable.
Not in Texas, bub.
Not going to happen. You are too okay with rioters burning down and vandalizing those buildings, looting... I mean liberating in the name of social justice... businesses. Why the hell do you think any business owner would want to live and work in your crime-ridden cesspools?
Population spread, bonehead. Keep up.
Because big cities are where the skilled workers live. There aren’t any movie studios based in Gary, Indiana.
So there aren't skilled workers in small towns? What kind of ignorant, bubble-dwelling, bigoted nonsense is that? See, this is why you need to get out of your bubble or stop talking. Illiteracy is higher in big cities, your education systems notoriously bad, and one of the biggest "employers" in huge portions of those cities is street gangs. Carjackings are a normal occurrence. Hold ups and robberies are on the rise. Most of your citizens can't tell you anything about politics or the Constitution than they get spoon fed by the media, if that much. Unwed pregnancy and absentee fathers, the biggest contributing factor to school dropout and eventual criminal behavior, is at its all time highs in your big cities. But it's small towns that lack skilled labor? You are out your mind.
No one gives two shits about your state's movie studios. In fact, the rest of the country considers most of your studios producers of smut and you actors rather despicable, ignorant people who need to shut their traps about anything that matters in life.
https://www.deseret.com/the-west/2024/03/10/why-are-people-moving-out-of-california/
Having read several of the Dunning-Kruger diagrams, those are the biggest loads of horse shit I have ever seen.
And what exactly does Dunning-Kruger have to do with Gary, IN again?
Yes, I'm so sorry. You're right. Gary, Indiana IS the city EVERYONE thinks of whenever asked to name a black city.
https://www.forbes.com/advisor/pers... the Lowest Unemployment,3 columns and 5 rows.
As of 2022, 53.5,000 people, or 7.94 times more than any other race or ethnicity, identified as Black or African American (Non-Hispanic) in Gary, Indiana. This makes Gary one of the cities in the United States with a high percentage of African Americans. Other racial demographics in Gary include: 6,740 White (Non-Hispanic), 2,590 Two+ (Hispanic), 0.3% Native American, 0.2% Asian, and 1.8% from other races.Yes, I'm so sorry. You're right. Gary, Indiana IS the city EVERYONE thinks of whenever asked to name a black city.
Gary has been famously noted as a black population city for decades. For you to NOT know that shows how deeply imbedded in your East/West Coast liberal elitist bubble you really are.
You have failed to prove your point effectively to anyone on here except your fellow Marxists who parrot the same talking points. You have not proven me wrong on one point on here ever by any actual objective standards.
I never said Gary is THE black city. Atlanta, Baltimore, Milwaukee, and, yes Chicago are also largely black populated. But my point wasn't that Gary is more black than those. Read up. What I was saying is that of all the small towns the poster could have been so utterly condescending and bigoted towards, they landed on a very recognizably black and minority population city. I.e., the statement was inherently racist.
See, that's what you have. Insults. It's all you have because, at the end of the day, facts closely examined don't fit your narrative. You have to distract from that, so you sling insults.
JaySecrets is comical. His obstinate stupidity surpasses Harpy and Chloe, which is saying a lot.
Here is, from what I could tell, my very first interaction with you. I will let the viewing public decide what this hints at:
