Trump's One-Stop Parties: Cocaine & very young models

[OverVolt]

Really, when will that happen? Presently and for quite some time now, urban population centers are accounting for most of what little there is of population growth in the US.

https://www.washingtonpost.com/news...-virtually-all-of-americas-population-growth/
https://www.census.gov/newsroom/releases/archives/2010_census/cb12-50.html

More population means more money and more votes, no?

Yea, thats expected and what accounts for the current wave of democratic-ness. That will run its course. People got sick of living in cities in the not to distant past and moved out to suburbia and wave 2 of urban sprawl is on the way.

Cities that can't spawl, like San Fran, will be pressure cookers of housing and financial stress. Cities that CAN sprawl, like Indianapolis, will be meccas of millenial strength 2030-2050.

I know my shiz IMO. I've been working out models for quite some time back when people couldn't even tell if QE caused inflation or deflation. I live my life you live yours. But my opinion is I'm very one of the few with a realistic expectation for the future. I don't think corporations can even project out 5 years now with how they want to invest in the future.

 

[agent00f]

Yea, thats expected and what accounts for the current wave of democratic-ness. That will run its course. People got sick of living in cities in the not to distant past and moved out to suburbia and wave 2 of urban sprawl is on the way.

Cities that can't spawl, like San Fran, will be pressure cookers of housing and financial stress. Cities that CAN sprawl, like Indianapolis, will be meccas of millenial strength 2030-2050.

I know my shiz IMO. I've been working out models for quite some time back when people couldn't even tell if QE caused inflation or deflation. I live my life you live yours. But my opinion is I'm very one of the few with a realistic expectation for the future. I don't think corporations can even project out 5 years now with how they want to invest in the future.

This reads like a dunning kruger parody.

 

[zinfamous]

Yea, thats expected and what accounts for the current wave of democratic-ness. That will run its course. People got sick of living in cities in the not to distant past and moved out to suburbia and wave 2 of urban sprawl is on the way.

Cities that can't spawl, like San Fran, will be pressure cookers of housing and financial stress. Cities that CAN sprawl, like Indianapolis, will be meccas of millenial strength 2030-2050.

I know my shiz IMO. I've been working out models for quite some time back when people couldn't even tell if QE caused inflation or deflation. I live my life you live yours. But my opinion is I'm very one of the few with a realistic expectation for the future. I don't think corporations can even project out 5 years now with how they want to invest in the future.

current wave of "democrat-ness"? The GOP occupies 66% of all state, local, and federal offices in this country. There is a MASSIVE wave of GOPers that began around 2010, replacing and shifting the demographics of public office in this country.

Or are you talking about some country that isn't the US?

 

[OverVolt]

current wave of "democrat-ness"? The GOP occupies 66% of all state, local, and federal offices in this country. There is a MASSIVE wave of GOPers that began around 2010, replacing and shifting the demographics of public office in this country.

Or are you talking about some country that isn't the US?

None of that matters until a democrat bastion flips. California, Maryland, etc.

It takes the republican counties in Maryland like 3 days to zone a house. The democratic ones 3 months.

Take a guess which counties are growing.

 

[alien42]

None of that matters until a democrat bastion flips. California, Maryland, etc.

It takes the republican counties in Maryland like 3 days to zone a house. The democratic ones 3 months.

Take a guess which counties are growing.

if Maryland is anything like the rest of the US, rural areas are losing population and urban areas are gaining population. hmmm, looks like there is a problem with your observations.

 

[agent00f]

if Maryland is anything like the rest of the US, rural areas are losing population and urban areas are gaining population. hmmm, looks like there is a problem with your observations.

Dude, he was doing empirical analysis before they even figured out what that means.

 

[zinfamous]

None of that matters until a democrat bastion flips. California, Maryland, etc.

It takes the republican counties in Maryland like 3 days to zone a house. The democratic ones 3 months.

Take a guess which counties are growing.

"none of that matters" ...because houses.

My, how your perception of demographics and political climate in this country can be so hilariously skewed because of your singular "expert's" perspective on one socioeconomic sector.