…and the pattern I believe it’s showing, are the areas that have further distanced themselves from The Lord that result in the break up of the nuclear family. If children are not taught how to deal with the responsibilities of adulthood, there’s a greater probability of homelessness when they arrive. It then continues to exacerbate with each new generation IMO.
Hey @biggestal99 …you still around? Here’s some more factual evidence to show you how ignorant regarding the truth of what’s going on around you, you are.
The other states that experienced a population decline were New York, California, Illinois, Louisiana, Pennsylvania, Hawaii and West Virginia. New York led the pack with an estimated 101,984 residents that left within the year, bringing the population to 19,571,216.
The map must be including the homeless who have homes (provided by the taxpayers.)
General rule:
When one counts the homeless who don’t have homes and actually live on the street, weather is a huge factor. By that measure, homeless ness in Florida, Arizona and southern California would be much higher than homelessness in Alaska, Maine , Northern California etc…
Well…Mercy…How can that be?
You’re talking to people who live in a dream land and deny the obvious.
That was the only thing you could read for years and they still deny it.
IN SPITE of masive Illegal Immigration CA still leads in exodus.
Yet the population isn’t focused in the South. I’ve been in Texas long enough to see the seasonal migration pattern of the homeless, South to Texas for the Winter, back to Northern locals in the late spring, before the summer heat and humidity sets in. And they are focused in the Northeast which definitely is too cold to live outside from November to March. The same with Oregon and Washington State.
Or maybe the exodus is because of massive illegal influx.
And CA is running massive budget deficits too. Each time I see a new article, the number seems to increase. If that keep going, the deficit is going to hit $100billion. (Maybe CA should start appropriating all the cash that illegals are wiring back to their families in South America?)
You won’t find a single native California who would be said about losing a few hundred thousand people. There are close to 40 million people here and lack of housing, the weather and “stuff to do” makes this place expensive to live in.