Neat. That stat doesn't account for net migration from Indiana to Illinois which is also substantial, and if we aren't tying it back to the whole "just move away from places that are putting total bans in abortion in place against the population's wishes" point it's a useless diversion.
Uhh...
I'm explicitly *not* insisting that you did, which is the entire fucking problem actually. If 20,000 people a year is a "flood", expecting literally millions of people to swap states due to oppressive governments is hilariously unrealistic. This conversation is part of a much broader topic that you're absolutely refuse to engage with to, I dunno, prove a minor semantic point and to claim that picking up and moving your life is Easy, ActuallyUhh...
You can get about an equivalent place in Illinois for like half the price of Indiana and Indiana's cost of living is still way lower, that's how bad Illinois is. <irrelevancies>Flow of Illinoisans into Indiana is becoming a flood
Nearly 20,000 Illinoisans on net moved to the Hoosier State in 2015.www.illinoispolicy.org
When did I ever argue that? And why do you keep insisting I did?
I only replied to another user saying only spoiled people can move (which is a load of bullshit), that was all. When did I say millions should move? Also, it's easier to travel out of Indiana for an abortion than getting a damn license in Illinois.
Which is not what I said. I'm not going to explain it to you because the odds are better than even you're deliberately bullshitting me. Once again, your mistake was making your dishonesty public knowledge.
Being able to move =/= believing moving is super easy for everyone.
Silvanus gets it. You're bullshitting me. Movin' on.
Moving states costs thousands of dollars. Half of Americans can't afford an emergency expenditure of $500 without it affecting their ability to pay for necessities.
How does that have to do with being spoiled or not?
How does moving states cost thousands of dollars? I bought lots of stuff I didn't have and it didn't cost thousands. Lots of companies exist in many states, you can transfer to a different location. Also, it's not hard to find a job for at least $15/hour to stay afloat.
www.moving.com
For reference, a 10' truck is the smallest moving truck, meant for studio apartments, so most people would need a much bigger truck which increases the cost of the truck itself, and increases the gas expenditure.
The second is an attitude that (probably) results from a pretty comfortable, lucky position.
Then, they would be spoiled if they could afford to live in NYC. Though seriously, you can sell the place with all your stuff and just rebuy everything for far less. I didn't spend that much and I bought a bed, TV, couch, coffee table, end tables, and tons of odds and ends.Moving Out of State: What It Will Cost & How to Prepare - Moving.com
The cost of moving to another state isn't cheap. Here's a rundown on average out-of-state moving costs and tips on how to prepare for the move.
For reference, a 10' truck is the smallest moving truck, meant for studio apartments, so most people would need a much bigger truck which increases the cost of the truck itself, and increases the gas expenditure.
Lucky position? I just don't waste money because I don't make that much.
I like how rather than admit the fact that you are 100% wrong you make random deflections. You're cool like that.
Why spend more money to move stuff when you can rebuy it and have brand new stuff?
Because things have sentimental value, or people don't want all their furniture to be made out of crappy particle board like yours apparently is.
You moved the goalposts to a long distance move. I said moving in general isn't that expensive, not moving California to New York. You can buy good stuff for probably $5,000+ as you said it would probably be more costly than the quoted price because it was the smallest truck. Plus, you're selling your old stuff, you're definitely making out.
Maybe, maybe not.
