The Virus Is Spreading

[WuWei]

@Auto129

@WildRose

Businesses are fleeing blue states for red states for lower taxes and regulation. The people follow them.

Some businesses might flee, but most are flocking to hungry new customers. Rural regions are demanding new things, faster things, more comforts, more conveniences. That is the primary force pulling people from blue states into red areas.

That’s ridiculous.

[calirepub]

@WuWei

Transplants are a plague on decent citizens. Stay in your own cesspools if you don’t plan on assimilating. Keep your “values” to yourself.

Census data shows relocating Americans landing in West | Fox Business

I haven’t seen any threads started by city folk about how rural folk should stay where they’re from. For the most part city folk are very welcoming to newcomers.

[WuWei]

I keep hearing this claim of “making stuff” in the city. What is made in NYC? Los Angeles?

[PeterGriffin]

@WuWei

That’s ridiculous

Not really. Look in any fast growing area of Texas and what businesses that are being built and opening. Mostly national chains.

When the Eagle Ford shake was going great guns, I spent a lot of time in S. Texas, like all rural areas that was slowly dying off because of population exodus. I was like well maybe this oil boom will help bring more jobs and vitality to these small towns.

Nah. Anybody who has any snap to ‘em leaves the cities and for the most part new businesses being built were national chains, and the locals resented the intrusion and wanted everybody to go away. Can’t krep em on the farm.

[PeterGriffin]

Los Angeles is the largest manufacturing base in the entire country. You name it and it’s made there.

[JayJay]

@WuWei

I keep hearing this claim of “making stuff” in the city. What is made in NYC? Los Angeles?

Food, clothing, textiles, and furniture are some of the many things manufactured within the New York City environs.

Manufacturing jobs in the NYC are have been growing the last decade.

[WuWei]

@PeterGriffin

@WuWei

That’s ridiculous

Not really. Look in any fast growing area of Texas and what businesses that are being built and opening. Mostly national chains.

When the Eagle Ford shake was going great guns, I spent a lot of time in S. Texas, like all rural areas that was slowly dying off because of population exodus. I was like well maybe this oil boom will help bring more jobs and vitality to these small towns.

Nah. Anybody who has any snap to ‘em leaves the cities and for the most part new businesses being built were national chains, and the locals resented the intrusion and wanted everybody to go away. Can’t krep em on the farm.

People are not moving here or to Montana because we need them to give us services. Texas has the 4th, 7th and 9th largest cities in the country. If for some odd reason we need big city crap, it’s right down the road.

In Montana, if they need it, they may have to wait an extra day, but it will show up. Billings isn’t a poor house.

The truth of the matter is the crap that comes out of cities is either unnecessary or can be ordered on line.

Those people are fleeing from, not moving to “help us”. They are a plague seeking new hosts because they have killed what is behind them.

The so called “population exodus” is moving 20 miles. And the cities are meeting them halfway.

[WuWei]

@JayJay

@WuWei

I keep hearing this claim of “making stuff” in the city. What is made in NYC? Los Angeles?

Food, clothing, textiles, and furniture are some of the many things manufactured within the New York City environs.

Manufacturing jobs in the NYC are have been growing the last decade.

What “food” is made in NYC?

Show your work please.

[WuWei]

@PeterGriffin

Los Angeles is the largest manufacturing base in the entire country. You name it and it’s made there.

Bull ■■■■■

[Impenitent]

@WuWei

@PeterGriffin

Los Angeles is the largest manufacturing base in the entire country. You name it and it’s made there.

Bull ■■■■■

I agree that it is in abundance in Los Angeles, I don’t know if it is actually manufactured there …

[JayJay]

Person that complains about cultural contamination pretends to know everything about a culture which he despises.

Irony abounds.

[PeterGriffin]

@WuWei

Bull ■■■■■

https://www.latimes.com/business/la-fi-los-angeles-manufacturing-20140829-story.html

[Zander]

I think we all need to get out more. Apparently we don’t even know anything about our own Nations. Sad.

[WuWei]

@JayJay

Person that complains about cultural contamination pretends to know everything about a culture which he despises.

Irony abounds.

Your culture is not hard to figure out, I’ve been watching it my entire adult life. I’ve lived in the city. Still recovering.

[Jezcoe]

@Zander

I think we all need to get out more. Apparently we don’t even know anything about our own Nations. Sad.

Don’t need to know. Just order it online.

All of that technology that allows for that sprung forth from the head of Zeus one day.

[JayJay]

I must confess to a little bit of disappointment.

I thought for sure there would have been some galt’s gulch like posts by now.

Or at least posts about how nothing made after 1900 is needed anyway.

[WuWei]

Did you read that?

[Jezcoe]

@JayJay

I must confess to a little bit of disappointment.

I thought for sure there would have been some galt’s gulch like posts by now.

Or at least posts about how nothing made after 1900 is needed anyway.

If you need something in Sci Fi valley… just order it online.

The post office will bring it right to you… because they deliver like everywhere.

[JayJay]

And yet you were wrong anyway.

Imagine that!

[WuWei]

No, I am not wrong. I understand how this truth hurts you. I won’t lie to protect your feelings.