People move to cities and stay there because the living is easy. That's always been the attraction of cities. It's easier to survive, and it's easier to prosper.
Stuff stays open late. Airports are bigger and cheaper. Entertainment. Variety of food.
Saying all that I don't believe diversity is our strength at all but I do love good Indian food.
Really it's just that simple ? I knida doubt thats why these people live in cities must be something more than that.
theres actually a lot of reasons, but all are better summed up as "easier life"
more bugchasing opportunites for faggots = easier life
increased tolerance to their faggotry = easier life
more startbucks = easier life
i can go on and on but its not necessary
Is it really hard to grasp that people like abundant social opportunity, commerce, and culture? Within a walk from your door? Urbanization is at least 5000 years old.
That is mainly it for those that willingly choose to go into the cities. Other demographics include people born into it, it is their projected cave, they enjoy living like a caged bird until they realize the limitations imposed upon their freedoms. Many would leave, but how can the average person leave when the meager pay barely affords anyone the opportunity to sell unless they think outside the box and make drastic moves.
Then there are those, communists and sheep, that are revolted by the idea of 'fly-over' states because of the propaganda that has been fed to them about it. I told a few people of my plans to someday hit a red state and they were in deep panic about the dangers they heard according to their CNN oracle.
I was also told there is less variability for work in the country vs the cities. Whether that is true or valid will probably vary from person to person and from red state to red state.
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