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Why do all Americans move to these 7 States?
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i don't even know if that map reflects the reality, but the general answer to why people move to places is mostly the boring "economic reasons" (jobs, cost of living, etc) and i doubt much else is at play here
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>>225086243
A bunch of Americans who hate snow move to hawaii, tho
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There's more people in illinois and Ohio than any of those places
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>>225086327
No

Hawaii doesn't gain a lot of people.
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>>225086327
Nobody moves to Hawaii unless they're independently wealthy
Arizona is the go-to get away from snow
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>>225086344
Illinois is losing people and Ohio doesn't gain a lot of people.

Texas and Florida have more people than Illinois and Ohio and Georgia is going to have more people than Illinois and Ohio soon and Dallas is going to be bigger than Chicago in 10 years.
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>>225086243
Cheap houses in decent neighborhoods
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Besides jobs in specific sectors, I know many normies who moved to some of these
>Arizona
cheap, sunny, mcmansions still somewhat obtainable with a decent job, for people who like the outdoors or like visiting Vegas, SoCal, or Mexico but don't want to live in any of those places
>Texas
The biggest one built on false promises. not as cheap as it was 10 years ago, the beaches are some of the worst, the cities are all parking lots, its for larpers or people who fell for a meme
>Florida
the panhandle is every redneck's go-to vacation spot and the peninsula is a little piece of the subtropics. If it wasn't all golf courses and strip malls it would be nicer but hundreds of developers built these fast as fuck around their suburbs to sell houses, and it obviously worked as an attraction for most people
>Georgia and the Carolinas
I have some guesses why people would move there, just no idea why so many more than other states. I won't make assumptions
>Washington
I'm from here, believe me when I say that 90% of people who aren't here for tech or aircraft jobs will straight-up tell you they just came for the vibes.
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>>225086243
>Washington
PNW kino
>Arizona
Hot women in the easy to get into unis, other than that idk actually
>Texas
>Florida
Retirement/getting your money up+lower cost of living
>Georgia
>Carolinas
Even lower cost of living, decent business growth, not as nice as other coastal, niceish weather states but not terrible either
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>>225086243
who the fuck is moving TO washington state?
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>>225086360
>being so afraid of snow they commit a sin against nature
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>>225086243
>arizona
like 90% of the people who move here do so to get away from the snow.
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>>225086243
new stock NPCs who don't have any loyalty to their origin state because their family has only lived here for 50 years or less.
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>>225087466
I suppose people who doesn't like the heat and love to go partying with hoes and fent
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>>225086243
best ratio of affordability and opportunity
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>>225086243
Most people want to live in places where they have access to services, functioning and maintained infrastructure, culture and community. Hence, humans as a species tend to move toward gradually greater and greater urbanization.
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>>225087748
and this devolves in excessively expensive terrains, high concentration of pollution, crime, disease as well as dramatic fall in birth rates as consequence of the local overpopulation something it was observed even in summer
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>>225087956
Most of what you're talking about hasn't been an issue since the early 20th century, and in fact have tended to all be larger issues in rural populations since at least the mid-century.
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idk ive lived in 4 states and none are marked on the map
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FUCK OFF WE'RE FULL
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>>225088155
>england 434 people/km2
>usa 96 people/km2
*insert hitler's speech*
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>>225086243
georgia was engoodened by podcasters or something like that



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