> Californians and New Yorkers and Minnesotans are moving to red states in droves. Literally the same numbers as before the time frame. See how the number to T

> Californians and New Yorkers and Minnesotans are moving to red states in droves. Literally the same numbers as before the time frame. See how the number to Texas is a digit and not a percentage, because there has been no change. Also the California population change is ridiculous, the biggest drop in people was out of state students/workers not coming in during 2020 and 2021. The drop is entirely based on pandemic restrictions, by 2022 you can see the population line back to normal. > That's why there are fearmongering billboards going up in SF a yes a political stunt by a media company from Chicago, really a real problem and def something noteworthy. Holy jesus media literacy is down the drain in this country. > Pretending that the exodus isn't happening isn't going to change the fact that SF is a failing city. Exodus, fleeing, failing city. Repeating phrases from a conservative focus group is not gonna make a city that makes 600 billion a year seem a bad place. > Seattle, Philly, and NYC have just voted in pro-cop mayors who are running on a "fund the police" platform. Most of that vote comes from minorities, particularly Black people (in the case of Eric Adams and Cherelle Parker) Irrelevant. and oddly seems racist > try to address your problems today defund the police, pay for social services, free mental and social healthcare and less people in jail in the land of the free. You know, like a first world country might