If diversity is bad/doesn't work/etc., then why does the Los Angeles region have one of the biggest economies in the world? The Los Angeles-Inland Empire metro area has a GDP of over $1.1 TRILLION dollars (for about 17 million people), which puts it slightly below the entire nations of Australia and Spain in economic terms. And the region is only about 35% white - what went RIGHT, Jow Forums?
If diversity is bad/doesn't work/etc...
Dylan Long
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Andrew Williams
I live in LA and it sucks
Matthew Williams
That GDP includes:
>Jewlywood movie revenues worldwide
>port tariffs and taxes for Longbeach (2nd biggest port in US)
>ridiculuous home sales factored in (try 500$ per sq ft for a 1930s shotgun shack)
California also leads the nation in debt and homelessness
Liberal progress...
Ethan Gutierrez
>he thinks the people that live and work in LA own part of the 1.1T wealth
KEK
Connor Morales
If cancer is bad/doesn't work/etc., then why was Steve jobs one of the most successful men in the world?
Connor Gomez
There are $1.1 trillion bucks sloshing around your local economy. Just reach out your hand and grab some of it; it can't possibly be that hard with torrents of cash flying back and forth.
Isaac Clark
this giant open-air prison sure was expensive, goys!!
Chase Moore
when you look into you'll quickly find out all that wealth is owned by white people (including kikes). with asians at number 2. whites built the economy in la. the dirty spics and niggers live off the welfare crumbs the elite whites (ironically liberals) / kikes / give them.
Connor Campbell
You could stuff all those people in a single skyscraper. Blatant waste of space.
Elijah Bailey
If you throw a whole bunch of humans together in a city, it produces a lot of GDP.
This is primarily good for the elites who milk this GDP.
It does not result in physical nor mental health nor wellbeing
Dylan Anderson
It's a giant dystopian shithole. You think Oceania or the World State weren't rich as fuck? pls kys
Camden Rogers
There is no need - southern California has a lot of land. People can have a comfortable suburban life with their own yard, garage, etc.
Chase Butler
>tfw you realize California's GDP is grossly overinflated by counting real estate as 'product' and selling way above market value to Chinese investors, not because of innovation, production or labor.
Carson Gutierrez
Personally, I find this glorious - the comfy, low-density development which leaves plenty of open space for everyone to enjoy.
Logan Taylor
Los Angeles is so bad.
-no subway
-no proper bus lines
-everywhere you go you have to take a car
-no sidewalks
-not much place to bicycle or doing everything but driving a car
-you're pretty much trapped in your house and your only way out is your car.
-high crime rate
-lots of latinos
1/10 would not move there.
Grayson Hughes
Brandon Rivera
Sebastian Gomez
Angel Reyes
Justin Young
Grayson Nelson
educate yourself you dumb nigger
Andrew Sullivan
Austin Thompson
>citing LA as an example of a good city
wew lad. Pollution levels coupled with unsustainable irrigation make this place problematic even for lefties. Not to mention gangs.
LA is a hellhole on par with a Chinese city.
James White
>what went right?
Brandon Rodriguez
DESIGNATED
Grayson Watson
everytime some commie fuck thinks his city looks good they always take a pic so far away you can't see what is even going on.
As soon as you take an on-the-street picture of it, it invariably turns out to look like somalia.
Benjamin Taylor
LA traffic looks pretty comfy
Zachary Young
What an ugly place.
Henry Cox
>why does the Los Angeles region have one of the biggest economies in the world?
fertile soil near a sheltered harbor made for the ideal west coast shipping port.
rivaled only by seattle in the north.
this tremendous amount of commerce funds a massive welfare state which itself encouraged the immigration of millions upon millions of people from poor third world countries.
those people happen to be overwhelmingly brown.
unfortunately for them everything has a limit, and california's debt has far exceed incomes.
the truth is that if california did secede from the union it would go bankrupt almost instantly.
as it stands the state is already unable to maintain it's infrastructure, which is it's primary source of income.
within a matter of decades california will be completely unable to maintain it's government and the federal government may be forced to step in and take control
Jace Lee
>The US dollar having any value.
Nolan Mitchell
are you retarded? a yard in california costs about 5 million dollars you fucking kike
Colton Jackson
A small minority of the population holds a shit ton of wealth while the rest of the city is a cesspool therefore diversity is successful?
Fuck off with this idea of needing massive wealth all that an area needs is to be self sufficient for its own people. I'd rather live in a small town where nobody is super poor or super rich everyone just has enough money to live a decent life. What the hell happened to just wanting a decent life not a super extravagant over amount of shit
Lucas Wood
This
Honestly big cities are a cancer. People in smaller places tend to be less shit
Jeremiah Moore
The problem with bus lines or a subway in a USA city is you'd have to share that subway and bus lines with all kind of fucking feral niggers
Lucas Thompson
DAHHHHH WHY DO SLAVERY OF DA DUMB BROWN PEOPLE MAKE LOTS OF MONEY??????
R U SAYING GOYIM ARE FARMABLE RESOURCES THAT ARE EXPLOITED FOR MASS AMOUNTS OF MONEY, AT THE EXPENSE OF REAL CITIZENS.
WoAh mY dUdE
Xavier Gonzalez
A handful of bad areas does not detract from the general wealth and success of the region. Pic related is one of the poorest parts of LA - the notorious "south central" - and even there, you can see relatively spacious homes with yards and cars.
Parker Miller
It’s actually in the middle of collapsing right now
Benjamin Sanders
>LA doesn't have a subway
Come on, man.
Easton Anderson
Nope; GDP has been increasing steadily in the past few years. It is currently at an all-time high.
Jace Walker
>even there, you can see relatively spacious homes with yards and cars.
>yards
fucking gas yourself you shitty troll
Landon Bell
It's a sign of prosperity, because it means there are enough resources and that there is enough land to build bigger, and give people a suburban lifestyle instead of just apartment commieblock towers or something.
Tyler Parker
Does this not look like prosperity to you?
Mason Thompson
implying that baby mode weak subway system is even comparable to other cities
and most of LA's 'subways' are actually above ground light rail
Christopher Price
Yes but how much earlier were the networks built in NY? Same story in most newly built or developed cities
>t. Ottawa
We're getting our ""light rail""" any year now
Isaiah Ortiz
sounds like bad planning and a lack of foresight to me.
have fun in traffic
no city in the world wants to pay for a good subway system, but every city wants one.