The jobs are created by the people coming to the park creating demand for services outside the park, because there is no development in the park but visitors consume goods and services. If there's a specious argument here, it's that there are no jobs currently supported by the park inside the park.

How does abundance of valuable material possessions or resources have nothing to do with valuation?

So carpenters don't create wealth, since they just move wood around.

The only wealth created by a store is by its shipping the product from the factory to the store. Not by helping the customer select and buy the product.

Service jobs don't just move money around without doing anything useful.

You seem to agree that wealth counts time spent birdwatching in a beautiful location.

The jobs making that happen are creating that wealth.

Practically all wealth requires lots of service jobs for it to be created, and more for it to be consumed.

Wait, I thought that your own backyard was sacred to you "Libertarians". Why shouldn't they be as concerned as they want to be about their local environment?

Once the point to launch has been kicked far enough from the "ideal" point to where the locals don't care, that's the place it should be launched from. Unless you "Libertarians" are suddenly commies who insist that somebody else's backyard be the launch pad for your personal jollies.

Except you're lying.

You don't understand that they're for the environment? Which is almost everything.

Why should this US company put its spaceport abroad?

You want one abroad, you build the company. Then it's your call.

That is the entire point of private space industry.

A few dozen miles north means a few gallons more fuel. There are other locations even further South than Brownsville that don't have much wildlife, but just a little further North there's even more.

If they live there, it's their pool.

Unless you're insisting we give Texas back to the Indians Texans stole it from. Whichever particular phase of Indian immigrants that might be. Which maybe isn't a bad idea, considering Texas didn't get messed up until Texans took it over.