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Surely one can at least argue that it matters if people are voting with their feet? But on the other hand, it's not like the state is being brought to its knees
by zuminator 3y ago
Surely one can at least argue that it matters if people are voting with their feet? But on the other hand, it's not like the state is being brought to its knees. This decline of 138k people is minuscule, roughly a third of a percent. Should the trend continue, California will still, with 25 million people, be elbows deep in residents a hundred years from now.
- kansface 3y agoCa has a current deficit of at least 30 billion dollars with unfounded long term liabilities at as high as 77k per household. If the populace declined to 25 million, that number goes to 123k per household in current dollars which would be unserviceable.