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View Poll Results: which city and why? what does the other city need to do to get your vote?
Raleigh-Durham 243 42.63%
Charlotte 327 57.37%
Voters: 570. You may not vote on this poll

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Old 04-23-2015, 02:00 PM
 
Location: Washington DC
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Look man, you have zero credibility. You come across like a complete lunatic and then expect people to take you seriously. Doesn't work that way. You ignore other posters logical and clearly well defined points (your lack of understanding on how the census determines CSA's and MSA's is hilariously sad, dismissing cases where someone counters you with empirical data, ect). And for what it's worth, no...I wan't go back through this mess and cite them, I imagine you are fully aware already.

If you want to engage people (online, or in life for that matter) you aren't going to get anywhere acting like a clown. You are an unbelievably poor booster of Raleigh (a city I find fantastic, I might add) and don't get me started on how horrific your grammar and spelling are. It's no wonder you've got the time to post 200+ times in 4 days.

You want to talk about Raleigh, we are ALL EARS. Raleigh has a lot of awesome qualities. Just don't expect to get treated with respect when you don't warrant it.

You can't argue with stupid.


He has two accounts having conversations with himself. He forgets to sign out to switch accounts so he has post that has nothing but a period and signs into his other account to repost it.


I would love for other Raleigh posters to see some of the dumb stuff he says. I read the Raleigh section on UP regularly. And they are intelligent. Their complaints, compliments about Charlotte are legit, reasoned. Their knowledge of other cities & developments make for interesting reads.

 
Old 04-23-2015, 02:15 PM
 
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You can't argue with stupid.


He has two accounts having conversations with himself. He forgets to sign out to switch accounts so he has post that has nothing but a period and signs into his other account to repost it.


I would love for other Raleigh posters to see some of the dumb stuff he says. I read the Raleigh section on UP regularly. And they are intelligent. Their complaints, compliments about Charlotte are legit, reasoned. Their knowledge of other cities & developments make for interesting reads.
When ya got nothin" deflect by talking about two accounts and call people stupid, is this the best Charlotte folks can do? Sad
 
Old 04-23-2015, 02:16 PM
 
Location: Charlotte
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Old 04-23-2015, 02:21 PM
 
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Raleigh and Charlotte tops the UN's list of fastest growing LARGE US CITIES:

Charlotte and Raleigh top U.N. list of fastest growing large U.S. cities | UNC Charlotte Urban Institute | UNC Charlotte


"The U.N. uses areas it calls “urban agglomerations,*” which measure the continuously built-up areas around central cities. It’s a different measure from the Metropolitan Statistical Area used by the U.S. Census Bureau."
 
Old 04-23-2015, 02:28 PM
 
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Cities with little or no skyline:

Washington DC: metro population - 5,949,859
Phoenix: metro population - 4,398,762
Orlando: metro population - 2,975,658
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Charlotte: metro population - 2,422,000
 
Old 04-23-2015, 02:30 PM
 
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"I'm not referring to city propers. I'm referring to metro areas. It isn't a wash. Charlotte is considerably more populated."

Boy this is like whack-a-folk with these myths from you Charlatan hypers

Charlotte's MSA is wider circle and takes in 7 counties to Raleigh's 3. Let's compare apples to apples:

Raleigh/Triangle CSA, 9 counties, 2,037,430, 6.52% growth rate
Charlotte/Metrolina CSA, 10 counties, 2,493,040, 4.94% growth rate

Combined Statistical Area - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

Raleigh/Triangle is growing at a faster clip than Charlotte/Metrolina, and the Triangle economy is steady and more recession proof. It's just a matter of time before Metrolina is the 2nd largest metro in the Carolinas. There's no shame in that In meantime Raleigh will continue to best Charlotte in nearly every measurable national ranking No shame in that either, just the difference in the two metros
lol... MSA to MSA *is* a fair comparison.

for the umpteenth time, it isn't charlotte's fault that raleigh's influence is so weak that durham isn't included in its MSA.
 
Old 04-23-2015, 02:37 PM
 
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Best colleges rankings 2015. Top 50:
Top 50 Colleges & Universities in America for 2015
 
Old 04-23-2015, 02:41 PM
 
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Best colleges rankings 2015. Top 50:
Top 50 Colleges & Universities in America for 2015
not a single school in raleigh on the list.
 
Old 04-23-2015, 02:44 PM
 
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Raleigh and Charlotte tops the UN's list of fastest growing LARGE US CITIES:

Charlotte and Raleigh top U.N. list of fastest growing large U.S. cities | UNC Charlotte Urban Institute | UNC Charlotte


"The U.N. uses areas it calls “urban agglomerations,*” which measure the continuously built-up areas around central cities. It’s a different measure from the Metropolitan Statistical Area used by the U.S. Census Bureau."
And as you see they expect Charlotte to have close to 600,000 more people than Raleigh & Durham/Chapel Hill won't make up the difference
 
Old 04-23-2015, 02:45 PM
 
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lol... MSA to MSA *is* a fair comparison.

for the umpteenth time, it isn't charlotte's fault that raleigh's influence is so weak that durham isn't included in its MSA.
I , and the world, go by the UN standard for the world. You can fudge if you want

Raleigh CSA - 2,075,000 growth rate 6.52%
Charlotte CSA - 2,442,000 growth rate 4.94%
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