- hello? Bueller?* Archived Message
Posted by John Coctostan
on February 21, 2025, 9:25:03, in reply to "where? Be specific*"
 Previous MessagePrevious Messageaway across the border, in the same region Previous Message“Down there.” No manufacturing or service industry base. Not enough highly trained workers. People are leaving because the locals are stuck in their ways and unable to adapt. My mid sized Chicago suburb has as much population as 80 of Illinois’ 102 counties. They can leave for Indiana and be a burden on Indiana like they are a tax drain here, and nothing will change. Previous Messagehttps://redstatesecession.org/33-counties-have-now-voted-to-split-illinois/ mostly because they don't feel represented by the state and its government Indiana's population has been growing at a steady rate. Illinois' population has been shrinking until the last couple years, mostly due to international immigration, even with a net 54k moving out to other states. Previous MessageHey look, it's another Red state's performative bullshit. They must of run out of rights to strip their people of..... |
- tvillini February 21, 2025, 11:44:34