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Topic	California has no peers in the United States. It's in a league of its own.
brestugo 07/01/21 11:35:52 AM #64:	Spooking posted... 157,000 homeless and growing in Cali. That's 0.39 of the population of CA - some of whom whom are bussed from other states or come independently from other states to be in California. Not good but it's being worked on. 157K in CA doesn't mean what it means in a flyover. Also the "mass exodus" the right is clamoring about is 182K or 0.46 of the population. All numbers available from the Census Bureau. CA is big. Any number from CA is big. Unless you are going per capita or as a percentage of the population, you are completely disingenuous presenting any number from CA without context. Because it will be larger than just about everyone else. --- Not everyone is suitable to kill a lion - Maasai proverb. <cite>brestugo posted [p:955635255] in California... [t:79542269]...</cite> <quote>Spooking posted... </cite> <quote>157,000 homeless and growing in Cali. </quote>That's 0.39 of the population of CA - some of whom whom are bussed from other states or come independently from other states to be in California. Not good but it's being worked on. 157K in CA doesn't mean what it means in a flyover. Also the "mass exodus" the right is clamoring about is 182K or 0.46 of the population. All numbers available from the Census Bureau. CA is big. Any number from CA is big. Unless you are going per capita or as a percentage of the population, you are completely disingenuous presenting any number from CA without context. Because it will be larger than just about everyone else. --- Not everyone is suitable to kill a lion - Maasai proverb.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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