>New England
Population: 14.9 million
Area: 186,458 km2
Density: 80/km2
Largest city: Boston
GDP: $1.0 trillion (17th in the world)
Per capita: $70,000 (4th in the world)
Largest communities:
Irish: 19.2%
Italian: 13.6%
French: 13.1%
English: 11.9%
New England
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Colton Ramirez
Why don't they just merge together? It would be the second richest region in the US after Cali
Ethan Martin
Nope, 4th with Florida.
Texas would stay the 2nd richest State of the USA with a GDP of $1.8 trillion, because it has many more people (29 millions).
New York would stay the 3rd richest State of the USA with a GDP of $1.6 trillion, because it has more people (20 millions) and there is the city of New York in it.
It would be as rich as Florida though with a GDP of $1.0 trillion, but Florida has many more people (21.5 millions).
Logan Campbell
bump
Owen Rodriguez
I unironically thought that New England also included New York, I mean it kind of makes sense...even from a geographical standpoint
Jordan Sanchez
With New York it would be as rich as California.
Carter Evans
No, it's not, new York isn't considered new England, it was too far south. Also it as actually a slave state
Elijah Morales
>as
Was
Isaac Ortiz
Imagine if we merged with New York
Jason Taylor
Why would we give up our local control and senate seats? I live in New Hampshire and don't want to be governed by niggers in Boston.
Wyatt King
Best area in the states to live. I am extremely bias though.
Sebastian Anderson
To be relevant. Your State is of the size of a Californian county.
Samuel Davis
Being relevant is a meme. I want laws that reflect my beliefs and I want to be among my own kind. What benefit do I get from being "relevant"?
Jayden Johnson
Upstate might as well be part of Massachusetts.
Lucas Allen
Western Massachusetts might as well not even be part of Massachusetts
the state is basically Worcester to the east coast
Austin Sullivan
>New England
>Literally full of Micks and Wops
Owen Cook
>Old England
>Literally full of pajeets and mohameds
Zachary Kelly
most of New England is pretty bad farmland so there's been a lot of population exoduses into New York and onto the midwest from there
There were rural people that moved into mill towns but the rate at which they mixed with Irish is probably quite high
which is disgusting ngl
Owen Rodriguez
the fuck i though new england was just the whole east coast before the lake thing they share with Canada which wasn't the south
Jason Bell
you're thinking of the northeast
middle states aren't New England, their colonization history and makeup is quite different
Hunter Sullivan
most of the micks and wops and pierres are like half english by this point
Josiah Gutierrez
It's pretty disgusting. The only solidly English place in the US is Utah.
Eli Sanchez
Murritards massively overstate their 'heritage'. If their great-great-grandfather was a spud forager from Donegal they're an Irish-American. It's all very try-hard.
Dominic Lewis
a lot of americans also claim to descend from natives. i've unironically heard members of my own family say that their great great grandmother was a cherokee princess
Jonathan Watson
Guy living in New Hampshire who spent most of my life in central NY here.
NY can't be part of New England, the state is way too different in terms of people and businesses.
Nathaniel Harris
What about upstate New York?
Tyler Green
because centralization is bad when the central nervous system gets a brain tumor like it has in europe
Isaac Gomez
To people in NY, anything north of the Catskils and outside Albany is upstate NY, but if you are specifically talking about the top half of the state and Adirondacks, you could call it New England. But that area only mirrors Vermont and north New Hampshire. It doesn't have the city life that New England also represents.
Jordan Long
>It doesn't have the city life that New England also represents.
A lot of New England is rural though
Matthew Thomas
Would live in.
Josiah Parker
Sure, not major cities, and you can't really call them Towns. Portsmouth NH is a great example - one of the best places to go for New England comfort.
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Anthony Perry
I agree with you, centralization is one of the worst thing for the well being of a State.
But, merging doesn't necessarily mean Boston would dictate to you everything.
It would be a way to gather a group people from the same region, with the same history and the similar ways of thinking together. That way, you would be stronger to impose your ideas to Washington.
Despite being unfortunately a Frenchman, I'm against collectivism (yes we are not many in France, but we exist), but grouping similar people together is a necessity. The opposite would be anarchism.
Kevin Harris
It was for you
Adam Stewart
Boston and Lowell do enough damage to NH in terms of traffic. I wouldn't want them to touch anything more.
Angel Morris
I think you mean
>”””””””””irish”””””””””””” americans
>”””””””””””italian””””””””””” americans
Alexander Allen
>cherokee princess
Easton Perry
>merging doesn't necessarily mean Boston would dictate to you everything.
naive as all hell
>Boston and Lowell do enough damage to NH in terms of traffic.I wouldn't want them to touch anything more.
This.
Blake Russell
the best part is that no one in my family actually has cherokee ancestry. it's just retarded larping and attention seeking
Jaxon Rodriguez
california is better prove me wrong
Levi Bailey
Whaddup NH bros