Secession?

[Legion]

I don't have to worry about bullets, I live in a gun restricted State

Because criminals obey gun restrictions?

[Legion]

Guess you didn't notice "opinion"

I guess I did. I guess you chose not to notice the current Census Bureau data that said opinion cites.

[Sailor]

Wrong, facts back me up (https://www.statista.com/chart/9358/...te-and-region/), and I don't have to worry about bullets, I live in a gun restricted State

That has nothing to do with CA being a donor state or not Archives. Try again. You stupid fucking NY'er. Gun "restricted" state....LMAO!

[Legion]

Of course it is, not the 1950's anymore, and we are all glad of that

Non sequitur.

Can you explain why record numbers of Californians are fleeing the DEMOCRAT paradise, Anchovies?

[Legion]

That has nothing to do with CA being a donor state or not Archives. Try again. You stupid fucking NY'er. Gun "restricted" state....LMAO!

New York must not have any gun crime, because guns are "restricted", Cap'n...

[Sailor]

New York must not have any gun crime, because guns are "restricted", Cap'n...

Archives has lost it. Completely.

[Legion]

For the first time since the Gold Rush in 1849, the Beholden State lost population in the latter half of 2019.

As a result, not due to a housing construction boom or a reform in the development approval process, but rather to population growth slowing to a standstill, California added more housing units than people for the first time in its recent history.

When the electricity is on and the smoke clears from the fires, California can be a great place to live, if you're rich.

Its political boosters like to claim that the state’s high housing costs are a form of a “good weather tax” as people from all over the world desire to live in California. That is part of the equation.

But it’s also true that restrictions on development, fees, taxes, and environmental lawsuits result in significant delays in housing construction and can add more than 30% to the cost of housing in California.

This is seen in the Census Bureau’s metro area cost-of-living table that accompanies the poverty reports.

Based on median rents, California’s metro areas range from 2.13 in San Jose—meaning about double nationwide averages for a modest apartment—to 0.86 in the Hanford-Corcoran metro in California’s Central Valley agricultural region.

The Los Angeles-Long Beach metro, California’s most populous, has a median rent index of 1.56.



https://www.forbes.com/sites/chuckdevore/2020/09/17/report-shows-big-declines-in-poverty-in-2019-but-california-leads-the-nation--in-poverty--with-austin-texas-trying-hard-to-catch-up/#7ba6c8dc7897

[Legion]

Archives has lost it. Completely.

He cannot have lost what he never had, can he, Cap'n?

[archives]

Because criminals obey gun restrictions?

Number prove it (https://www.cdc.gov/nchs/pressroom/s...ty/firearm.htm), and if guns weren't imported from gun free States the numbers would be even lower

[Sailor]

He cannot have lost what he never had, can he, Cap'n?

Correct. Living in NYC will do that...

[archives]

I guess I did. I guess you chose not to notice the current Census Bureau data that said opinion cites.

An opinion piece can frame data anyway it wants, one of the reasons it is labeled "opinion," kinda letting the reader know beforehand what to expect

[archives]

He cannot have lost what he never had, can he, Cap'n?

Hey, I deliver documentation, you two opinion, well, one, the other just rambles, I think both are confused who lost what

[Legion]

If guns weren't imported from gun free States the numbers would be even lower

If guns are being imported from "gun free States", how do you figure gun restrictions work, Anchovies?

[Legion]

An opinion piece can frame data anyway it wants, one of the reasons it is labeled "opinion," kinda letting the reader know beforehand what to expect

Are you saying the Census Bureau data was misrepresented, Anchovies?

[Legion]

Correct. Living in NYC will do that...

Anchovies lives in Blue York Shitty, Cap'n?