The exodus begins
- Thread starter Diogenes
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And he’ll be replaced as soon as he leaves, nothing lost, if one election changes your life that much you need to go
Typical Ronnie, maybe he can rerent his Texan airliners again to fly them all down, love to see an experienced NYPD cop in Floribama
Maybe he could, but I doubt that's on the cards, Anchovies.
Are you planning a visit?
Very likely true. Did you make the same type of comment when leftist celebrities said they'd leave the USA both times Trump won, Anchovies?
Don’t know, Ronnie loves the press stunts that gives him attention, still hasn’t gotten over the bitch slap his mentor gave him in the primaries
Actually, have to once a year, in on Friday, out on Monday, already preparing myself for the boring boulevards, strip malls, chain restaurants, and general mediocrity
I think they've buried the hatchet by now.
Maybe you'll be killed. That'd be exciting!
Nah, narcissists as Trump and an embarrassed egotist as Ronnie, never really forget, too fragile
Could happen, then again, could happen anywhere, but Florida is where old people go to die, and I’m not that old yet, got that going for me
So you say, Anchovies.
Opinions advanced without supporting evidence are instantly and summarily dismissible.
I live in hope.
As of the latest available data from the U.S. Census Bureau's 2024 population estimates (released in mid-2025), the median age of Florida's residents stands at 42.6 years.
So you say. Your anecdotal claims without supporting evidence are also instantly and summarily dismissible.
Yep why protect people that hate you? Let social workers protect them.
Despite what Brad claimed earlier, many of those who can afford to flee are.
Of course, Democrat politicians have their own armed security details.
If it continues, only the economic underclass will be at the mercy of criminals, eventually.
evince
Truthmatters
People can vote with their feet too
Now maybe they can clean the racists out of these fields
They are helping the NY people by leaving
You mean it will turn into a city like DC?
If I'd meant that, I would've said so.
The two MSAs are in no way analogous.
There was a significant pandemic-era exodus of high-earners from Washington, D.C. proper that mirrored aspects of New York's experience, but it was shorter-lived, more suburban-focused, and has largely reversed since 2022, with the District now attracting net inflows again and the broader metro area growing steadily.The peak outflow hit in 2020-2021, when IRS migration data showed D.C. losing a net of over 16,000 tax-filing households (roughly 31,000 people), concentrated among mid-to-high earners aged 26-44.
Those leaving had substantially higher average incomes than those arriving, costing the city around $3 billion in net taxable income over those two years, including $1.2 billion that simply moved across the river to inner suburbs in Maryland and Virginia.
Unlike New York's more sustained wealthy exodus (driven partly by state tax policy), D.C.'s version was overwhelmingly a COVID/remote-work story.
The IRS tracks interstate migration by comparing year-to-year addresses on individual tax returns, including breakdowns by AGI level.
IRS SOI migration reports (available directly at irs.gov/statistics/soi-tax-stats-migration-data) provide robust, year-over-year evidence of the described trend, including high-earner flight and billions in annual taxable income shifting to Florida and Texas.
The pattern is sustained, not isolated.
Among filers with $200,000+ AGI (a common proxy for high earners), New York consistently ranks among the top losers, while Florida and Texas are top gainers.
For example:
https://x.com/i/grok/share/kqSFlMJbkJa9YfbxtVtkTJho3
IRS SOI migration reports (available directly at irs.gov/statistics/soi-tax-stats-migration-data) provide robust, year-over-year evidence of the described trend, including high-earner flight and billions in annual taxable income shifting to Florida and Texas.
The pattern is sustained, not isolated.
Among filers with $200,000+ AGI (a common proxy for high earners), New York consistently ranks among the top losers, while Florida and Texas are top gainers.
For example:
- In migration flows for tax years 2021–2022, high-income filers ($200,000+ AGI) most often left New York, California, Illinois, Massachusetts, and New Jersey, with top destinations being Florida, Texas, North Carolina, South Carolina, and Arizona.
- This pattern holds across recent datasets: New York lost tens of thousands of affluent filers annually (e.g., net loss of over 31,000 high-earning filers in one 2020–2021 analysis), while Florida gained around 27,500 and Texas around 9,000.
- On net AGI losses (a direct measure of taxable income migration), New York has experienced multibillion-dollar annual outflows for years, accelerating during/after the pandemic. Examples include -$14.1 billion (2021–2022 flows), -$24.5 billion (2021), and -$19.5 billion (2020). Much of this flows to Florida (e.g., nearly a third of Florida's AGI gains come from New York) and Texas.
https://x.com/i/grok/share/kqSFlMJbkJa9YfbxtVtkTJho3
Mamdani election has the same impact on Jews in New York as the election of Socialist Adolf Hitler had in Germany
And it's just the election of Chancellor - what could go wrong?
Did you know that Adolf Hitler and the National Socialist Party (NSDAP) did receive documented support from German Jews both before and during the early period after his appointment as Chancellor on January 30, 1933?
The Association of National German Jews (Verband nationaldeutscher Juden), founded in 1921 by Max Naumann, openly supported Hitler and the Nazis from 1932 onward.
- Naumann called the Nazis “the most reliable defenders of Germanhood” and praised Hitler as “the savior of the German nation.”
- The group distributed flyers in 1932 urging Jews to vote NSDAP, assuring other Jews that Hitler would protect “national” Jews from both Bolsheviks and “Eastern” Jews.
- In November 1932 they published advertisements in Jewish newspapers declaring: “German Jews take a stand against the slanders against Hitler!”
- Individual prominent Jews also endorsed Hitler:
- Moritz Goldstein (famous literary critic) wrote in 1932 that Hitler was the only leader who could save Germany from communism.
- Jewish WWI veterans joined the Sturmabteilung (SA) or Stahlhelm and wore Nazi badges.
- February 1933: The Association of National German Jews sent a telegram to Hitler congratulating him on becoming Chancellor and offering loyalty.
- March 1933: Naumann published an open letter thanking the government for “protecting” German Jews from “foreign Jewish agitators.”
- Jewish businessmen and industrialists (e.g., members of the “Keppler Circle”) financed or cooperated with the regime.