Best State In America NJ!

3) Your right outside the city which is a huge plus if you live in Northern New Jersey Refutation: I'm assuming the city you speak of is New York City? Even if thats the case how many cities are there in the U.S? The same could be said of somebody living outside LA or Chicago. So I dont see how that created any sort of distinction of being better... Yes I was thinking of New York. New York Happens to one of the most popular cities in America. Where Millions of tourists come each year. It location for Pretty much everyone who lives in New jersey happens to be in a very convenient location because Northern New Jersey has a high population density. Its location is very convenient for New Jersey citizens because of this. If I was to compare both your examples of Chicago And La one could say these cities happen to benefit their states and their states only. Which Is why I used the example of New York for being a luxury for New Jersey. Refutation: A) New Jersey failed Federal Air Quality standards. [http://www.nj.com......] Although It has flunked you might want to take a closer look at your sources. The Link you used shows air pollution rapidly going down in New Jersey. In the 50s as shown in this article we didn't know how bad air pollution from factories was for the environment. As for the chart on your link though we do see it rapidly going down which is a positive. I used the example of air pollution to show why I wouldn't want to live in New York City Here is a better example. http://www.nrdc.org... Notice how most of New Jersey has clean air pollution levels With the exemption of the south which is mostly due to Delaware and Maryland's air rising up to New Jersey. However Camden creates a lot as well which is referenced in your source. New Jersey is ranked 47th in size, with the highest population density. Other states are larger with less pop. density. I don't know what your premise is regarding this I'm guessing by remark that we don't live on top of each other? If I am correct about your premise New Jersey has its compacted areas such as Hoboken but for the most part is widely spaced out with many suburban areas. I rather have a center of town then houses that are spaced out a mile are so a part. I think anyone would agree with this rather then living in the middle of nowhere. Refutation: The entire Northeast Region of the U.S. has the same climate as New Jersey, try again. I brought up the climate to show how through various weather scenarios New jersey can still be a very active place. and how the New Jersey Shore is superior to any other beach of the east coast. Also I didn't yet contrast the weather to the west of us which happens to be hit hard by earthquakes and a so called tornado ally as one can conclude from recent events. Unlike Northern and Southern states we actually have waves. Whats the point of going in the water to cool off if you can ride waves? Other state don't have these wave things. I meant states on the east coast predominately because you don't get many waves in other east coast compared to New Jersey. I thought Hawaii was rather obvious one can conclude. Sorry for Not saying the east coast specifically when I referenced northern and southern states. We also have a large quantity of lakes located all over New Jersey. Refutation: Still not the best, Minnesota(the land of lakes) has the most(15,291). I didn't intend to support New Jersey because it had a lot of lakes. I brought up the lakes because their are many activities that could be done on a lake. I also sort of used it to reference a rural area. We're debating about New Jersey, not the surrounding states so that point is invalid Don't all the states I mentioned in round two act as a luxury from New Jersey therefore it is not invalid. New Jersey Citizens make up New Jersey so wouldn't anything that benefited New Jerseys citizens make up New Jersey? Back to the New Jersey Shore television show whats the relevancy of the show in your premise? Actually what is your premise? All I see so far is fallacies.