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Originally Posted by New Era
#### you're dense. And I mean block of lead dense. Does context mean nothing to you? My comments were about "a great migration" that would result should the United States break up into independent countries, where the resulting entities would be on their own and people would be forced to make a decision which new entity they would prefer living in. That has NOTHING to do with the current inter-state emigration issue you've raised, which is a big nothing burger as the United States allows for portability of property and funds. In the suggested scenario, that portability would no longer exist, and people would have to choose which "country" they want to live in. They are massively different on so many levels it's hard to believe you some how made a connection between the two. My comment was based on a post-apocalyptic constitutional crisis resulting in the breakup of the United States. I mean, what in the ####???
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::shrug:: I just said the migration has already started. Then you tried to argue against data which clearly shows more people leave california for other states than enter california from other states. (BTW: it's okay to say you are wrong if the data shows it).