New York City

People just want to complain. They are uncritically arguing in favor of National Enquirer-type tabloid behavior where they know full well the subway is safer, but LOOK HOW BAD!!! The rest of this thread is the same way
FWIW; Auto accidents often kill instantly. From everything I can gather, being burned alive is a particularly painful and agonizing way to go. It elicits a totally elevated level of fear and dread.
See what I mean lol, I'm sure he'll look it up now but I doubt he even knows the name of the person whose death he keeps milking for politics, even after admitting he knows full well the subway is safer than driving
 
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Ricky can keep pretending this fact isn't a fact, but NYC metro is growing each year lol
More people move from New York City than move in, resulting in a net population loss of over 177,000 residents in 2022, primarily driven by high costs and housing shortages. While hundreds of thousands move to the city annually, the number of people leaving—often for New Jersey, Connecticut, or Florida—has exceeded arrivals since the pandemic, causing a sustained net negative domestic migration.

Key Trends:
  • Net Loss: New York State and City consistently rank among the top in the U.S. for residents moving out compared to moving in.
  • Net Outmigration: In 2022, roughly 352,100 people left NYC, with only 174,400 moving in.
  • Destinations: A significant portion of those leaving relocate within the tri-state area (NJ/CT) or to Florida.
  • Factors: Top reasons for moving include high living costs, housing shortages, and the flexibility of remote work.
  • Recovery: While population outflows have slowed compared to the height of the pandemic, the city’s population continues to trend lower.



 
More people move from New York City than move in, resulting in a net population loss of over 177,000 residents in 2022, primarily driven by high costs and housing shortages. While hundreds of thousands move to the city annually, the number of people leaving—often for New Jersey, Connecticut, or Florida—has exceeded arrivals since the pandemic, causing a sustained net negative domestic migration.

Key Trends:
  • Net Loss: New York State and City consistently rank among the top in the U.S. for residents moving out compared to moving in.
  • Net Outmigration: In 2022, roughly 352,100 people left NYC, with only 174,400 moving in.
  • Destinations: A significant portion of those leaving relocate within the tri-state area (NJ/CT) or to Florida.
  • Factors: Top reasons for moving include high living costs, housing shortages, and the flexibility of remote work.
  • Recovery: While population outflows have slowed compared to the height of the pandemic, the city’s population continues to trend lower.
Find better AI, and LOL at trying to limit it to "domestic migration"

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Find better AI, and LOL at limiting it to "domestic migration"

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Which year did NYC have more people move in than leave last?


Historical population
YearPop.±%
16984,937
17125,840+18.3%
17237,248+24.1%
173710,664+47.1%
174611,717+9.9%
175613,046+11.3%
177121,863+67.6%
179033,131+51.5%
180060,515+82.7%
181096,373+59.3%
1820123,706+28.4%
1830202,589+63.8%
1840312,710+54.4%
1850515,547+64.9%
1860813,669+57.8%
1870942,292+15.8%
18801,206,299+28.0%
18901,515,301+25.6%
19003,437,202+126.8%
19104,766,883+38.7%
19205,620,048+17.9%
19306,930,446+23.3%
19407,454,995+7.6%
19507,891,957+5.9%
19607,781,984−1.4%
19707,894,862+1.5%
19807,071,639−10.4%
19907,322,564+3.5%
20008,008,288+9.4%
20108,175,133+2.1%
20208,804,190+7.7%
2023 est.8,260,000−6.2%
 

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"I'm wrong so let me make up something else out of thin air to redirect"
I'm not wrong...NYC has had a decline of people moving out for the last 6 years.

You are wanting to count NYC purposefully shipping in illegals and asylum seekers as proof it's "growing" which is BS.

Their own numbers are saying it "grew" by 87,000 but 145,000 were foreigners and not Americans that were brought in by themselves.

That's not a net growth of Americans moving there lol
 
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I'm not wrong...NYC has had a decline of people moving out for the last 6 years.

You are wanting to count NYC purposefully shipping in illegals and asylum seekers as proof it's "growing" which is BS.

Their own numbers are saying it "grew" by 87,000 but 145,000 were foreigners and not Americans that were brought in by themselves.

That's not a net growth of Americans moving there lol
Doing the same thing again, lol. You're wrong so now it's about "Americans" moving there and anyone international is an "illegal being shipped in." You apparently will never stop making sh*t up
 
FWIW; Auto accidents often kill instantly. From everything I can gather, being burned alive is a particularly painful and agonizing way to go. It elicits a totally elevated level of fear and dread.
More people are burned alive in wrecked cars.
Terrifying......I don't understand how people keep getting into cars.

More people are burned alive in crashed planes......horrifying.
 
Doing the same thing again, lol. You're wrong so now it's about "Americans" moving there and anyone international is an "illegal being shipped in." You apparently will never stop making sh*t up
He is the stereotypical old southern white guy......which means he loves stereotyping others....in the worst possible way.
 
Aren’t you an old white guy living in the South?
Jimmy carter was an old white guy too, probably while he loves him so much....while the rest of the country knew he was terrible

Luckily, Luther said he (and urbanites) never stereotype or denigrate rural or Southerners so I KNOW he isn't a raging hypocrite 😂
 
Irony

“He is the stereotypical old southern white guy......which means he loves stereotyping others....in the worst possible way.” Luther

Today’s example of the left being what they accuse the right of.
You would be rather easy to stereotype yourself.
Here's a little mental exercise for you......
Assume 1000 non-southern people were randomly selected and asked to describe what they thought would be the stereotypical old, white, southern male.

What do you think the composite of those 1000 responses would be?
Do you think it would be more in line with Rickyvol or me?

Afterall, stereotypes evolve for a reason.
 
You would be rather easy to stereotype yourself.
Here's a little mental exercise for you......
Assume 1000 non-southern people were randomly selected and asked to describe what they thought would be the stereotypical old, white, southern male.

What do you think the composite of those 1000 responses would be?
Do you think it would be more in line with Rickyvol or me?

Afterall, stereotypes evolve for a reason.
The problem with stereotypes, is that there is a great deal of Truth. People don't like it but it is accurate
 
Ricky can keep pretending this fact isn't a fact, but NYC metro is growing each year lol
I hate NYC. No offense. Most towns I can find a nice place. NYC is always just gross to me. San Francisco/Chicago are the same way. You can be looking at a new Ferrari while dodging homeless people at the same time.
 
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The question wasn’t “leave” the state; it was “live in NYC”
Um. Yeah..here is what you said:

I really don’t expect many people frequenting a website devoted to all things Tennessee sports to be residents of NYC.

People move out of Tennessee and remain Tennessee fans hombre. I haven't lived there in 30 years yet here I am, year after year, waiting for Fingers to post practice updates throughout the year so I can get my hopes up.

Crux of the matter is the general over concern for sh!t that shouldnt matter to you, like NYC, abortions, trannies, illegal immigrants, etc.
 
You would be rather easy to stereotype yourself.
Here's a little mental exercise for you......
Assume 1000 non-southern people were randomly selected and asked to describe what they thought would be the stereotypical old, white, southern male.

What do you think the composite of those 1000 responses would be?
Do you think it would be more in line with Rickyvol or me?

Afterall, stereotypes evolve for a reason.
Sure, I’d be deemed a country club republican.
Black sheep of the democrat family that saw the light who happens to be the only one in the family with a degree and doesn’t own a gun, red hat or shirt.

Based on age
Luther logic in stereotyping says you’re 66+ in age. Which means you had a period of time late 70’s/early 80’s where you embraced being a racist. Now as the party left your generation you wear white new balance, jean shorts and attend no king rallies with other like minded old whites cosplaying as a progressive out of fear.

RV- deemed MAGA
 
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Sure, I’d be deemed a country club republican.
Black sheep of the democrat family that saw the light who happens to be the only one in the family with a degree and doesn’t own a gun, red hat or shirt.

Based on age
Luther logic in stereotyping says you’re 66+ in age. Which means you had a period of time late 70’s/early 80’s where you embraced being a racist. Now as the party left your generation you wear white new balance, jean shorts and attend no king rallies with other like minded old whites cosplaying as a progressive out of fear.

RV- deemed MAGA
I'll give your assessment a 30%.

I had you pegged at about 70%.....the no gun and no red hat cost me a few points.
And I never picked up on any of the "country club" vibe.
 

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