A new study found that Gen Z is moving more than past generations and searching for lower cost living in states like Texas, West Virginia, Utah and Colorado.

Just leave your politics back in California.

I see that in Oregon as well, moving here because they destroyed California with their politics. My concern is they will move like locusts consuming all the resources and leaving a wasteland behind like they did in California. I can already see where they are starting to do that in Oregon.

  • BearOfaTime@lemm.ee
    47·
    1 年前

    The only good news source to such folks is that which parrots their ideology.

    Anything else is “far right” or “biased”.

    More importantly, whatever right-leaning bias Fox used to have was clearly dropped during the 2020 election.

    For our friend who didn’t even bother to read the article and finding the link to the study before being dismissive:

    The study found that Gen Z, which comprises adults between the ages of 18 and 26, is the most mobile generation, with 17% of its members opting to move this year, compared to 8% across all ages.

    Texas welcomed the most Gen Z adults overall, with 345,000 new residents. However, West Virginia saw the highest net gain in Gen Z moves, up 138% year over year.

    Link to the study

    • PizzaMan@lemmy.world
      62·
      1 年前

      The only good news source to such folks is that which parrots their ideology.

      Anything else is “far right” or “biased”.

      No, thats not the case. To paraphrase, it’s because fox News has been peddling conspiracy theories, pseudoscience, propaganda, has used poor sources, and has failed numerous fact checks:

      https://mediabiasfactcheck.com/fox-news-bias/

      If you want a good source, go to AP news, Reuters, the hill, BBC, etc. Fox News is a trash source.

      • Throwaway@lemm.ee
        28·
        1 年前

        Here’s the thing. You actually bothered to say something about fox news, claimed that they are a poor source, and backed that up with a citation. Cosmic did not. It’s still just sealioning, and I distrust that citation because they rate CNN as mostly factual, but in any case, you actually put in some work. (And for the record, I understand that you guys distrust fox news. I would point you to the study they cited, and in turn the publicly available census data instead.)

        • PizzaMan@lemmy.world
          32·
          1 年前

          I distrust that citation because they rate CNN as mostly factual

          CNN is atrocious for bias, but at least in comparison to say fox news, they’re much more factual. Far, far from perfect, but significantly better.

          I would point you to the study they cited, and in turn the publicly available census data instead.)

          And that’s fine. But that’s not what a link to fox news is.