Georgia vs New Jersey (pros, living, cost, state)

[openheads]

Originally Posted by K.O.N.Y

Ya. It would be nice to see where new york citys real team plays

You're babbling at this point. Be gone.

[carolene]

That is not a fair question. Jersey is in the North and
Georgia is in the South. Can not even compare the two, if had to because I am from the South. Georgia.

[66nexus]

Originally Posted by K.O.N.Y

This is laughable. How can a city of NINE million people not sustain itself. The boroughs would be top ten in population if they were city's. Theres an uncalled for amount of people in nyc i dont see how you can think that. The amount of people coming into manhattan is atom compared to the rest of the city


Im basically saying that there are alot of city's that are 10 miles or 10 minutes ,whatever, to another state. I dont see why that constantly has to be shoved down ones throat. You dont hear abouth south carolina bragging about being ten minutes from charlotte, or whatever else example is out there

Because that's -9million mouths to feed. NYC does not have the infrastructure within the city proper to sustain itself w/o a metro (most cities on the planet can't). You need ports/greenland etc.

Additionally, people in the Charlotte metro (SC) DO associate w/ Charlotte I have family in SC and NC

[K.O.N.Y]

Originally Posted by ilovemycomputer90

Because New Jersey is between two world class cities. I understand that "world class" is a debatable term, however I would rather be near NYC and Philly than Charlotte. Not to knock Charlotte, but you can't even compare Philly or NYC to Charlotte. Apples and oranges.

Atlanta is in Georgia. Thus when you post about Georgia in a VS thread, you have full license to mention Atlanta, Macon, Savannah

New Jersey is near NYC and Philly. It shouldnt matter if they were 5 feet from New jersey, they are not within the state of New Jersey.

This is a state vs state thread. If jersey cant compete by itself than just respectfully bow out. Not " we can compete because we happen to know these two really awesome states"

[TANaples]

NYC doesn't have a port????????

[66nexus]

Originally Posted by K.O.N.Y

Atlanta is in Georgia. Thus when you post about Georgia in a VS thread, you have full license to mention Atlanta, Macon, Savannah

New Jersey is near NYC and Philly. It shouldnt matter if they were 5 feet from New jersey, they are not within the state of New Jersey.

This is a state vs state thread. If jersey cant compete by itself than just respectfully bow out. Not " we can compete because we happen to know these two really awesome states"

Then take it up w/ the mods

Originally Posted by TANaples

NYC doesn't have a port????????

Course it does (has several) but the ones in NJ handle nearly all the metro area port traffic (mostly b/c of size/capacity)

[66nexus]

Additionally, one of the OP's criteria was 'economy'. Any person knows that NYC's economy does affect NJ's. People should stop making their own rules for what a comparison should be in other people's threads, and start their own thread that meet their own guidelines.

[K.O.N.Y]

Originally Posted by 66nexus

Because that's -9million mouths to feed. NYC does not have the infrastructure within the city proper to sustain itself w/o a metro (most cities on the planet can't). You need ports/greenland etc.

Additionally, people in the Charlotte metro (SC) DO associate w/ Charlotte I have family in SC and NC

So nyc wouldnt be able to get these things from the rest of the north east, ny state and long island

[66nexus]

Originally Posted by K.O.N.Y

So nyc wouldnt be able to get these things from the rest of the north east, ny state and long island

Not quite (unless NY was smaller) for the population level of NYC that would require far more than those alone.

[BPerone201]

How about some pix to give NJ some justice--

Hudson County (Jersey City/Hoboken/Weehawken)







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The Shore (AC/Cape May/Wildwood/Seaside Heights)


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The Skylands/Delaware Water Gap

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