Originally posted by: tom
Central Park obviously doesn't exist in your world.
More kevin ignorance as NYC ranks last in green space.
If each resident of New York were allocated his or her own patch of grass from the city’s existing green spaces, we each would get 146 sq ft. Sound like a sizeable lawn to you? Apparently not. Last week, telematics company Geotab published a study that depicted the amount of green space per a person in major cities across the United States. Out of the 15 U.S. cities in the study, New York came in last.
https://www.nbcnewyork.com/news/local/new-york-ranks-last-for-amount-of-green-space-per-resident-among-the-major-us-cities/1529935/
Mark's article still shows a net migration with a population growth of almost 2% in one year & none of those that leave are moving back to the northern states.
According to Census Bureau data, between April 2020 and July 2022, New York City’s estimated population slumped from 8.80 million to 8.34 million, a drop of roughly 468,000 residents & $3.7 illion in revenue— nearly 5.3% of the city’s total population.
https://worldpopulationreview.com/us-cities/new-york-city-ny-population
About hurricanes
as if it was a total surprise and they had no way of preparing for it. A sane state would spend money (GAWRSH! Gummint a'spendin'!) to prepare for and mitigate the damage.
kevin lies again
After a hurricane Florida is up and running within a few days. NYC took over 10 years to rebuild from 1 hurricane.
https://www.nbcnewyork.com/news/local/sandy-storm-anniversary/sandy-a-decade-of-rebuilding/3927178/#:~:text=Sandy%3A%20A%20Decade%20of%20Rebuilding,-Sandy%20came%20ashore&text=It%20ravaged%20the%20Jersey%20Shore,to%20rebuild%2C%2010%20years%20later.
concerted efforts to drive one of the state's largest employers away
Disney isn't going anywhere.
Florida gets hit by 200 hurricanes for every one that hits NYC. So who do you think should spend more money on hurricane preparedness?
DUHHHHH, stupid Tommie-poo.
