Joe Capitalist (09-28-2022)
Looks like YOU didn't bother to fully vet your link because of this:
The only thing you won here is the award for Laziest Poster of the Day.That coincides with a sharp increase in incomes and economic output for the constituencies Democrats represent in Congress. Today, the $61,000 median income of blue districts substantially exceeds the $53,000 median income of red ones, reversing the order from 2008
Next time, read your links fully and you can spare yourself of this humiliation.
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Joe Capitalist (09-28-2022)
Judge Juan M. Merchan wrote that Trump “appears to take the position that his situation and this case are unique and that the pre-trial publicity will never subside. However, this view does not align with reality.”
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Judge Juan M. Merchan wrote that Trump “appears to take the position that his situation and this case are unique and that the pre-trial publicity will never subside. However, this view does not align with reality.”
No you didn't, because the median income in Blue districts is $61K vs. $53K in red ones.
Exactly, which means Republican districts are shitty and full of poor people and poverty.Democrat districts tend to be wealthier because of the cost of living
Having a low cost of living isn't a good thing.
That's why the median income is $8K lower in your shitty districts than it is in blue ones.
The people in the urban areas are paying the way for the people in the rural ones because of two reasons:hat affects the poor in these urban areas far more than it does in rural areas,
1) People in rural areas are poorer and have lower incomes so they don't pay as much in taxes.
and
2) There aren't enough people who live in rural areas to cover their entire tax bill, which is why blue states and cities have to pick up the slack
Torpy at Large: Propping up the boonies, Atlanta’s thankless burden
Back in 2009, researchers from Georgia State University found that the 10-county metro Atlanta region had 43 percent of the state's population and generated 53 percent of the state's taxable income. That area contributed 51 percent of state revenue but got back just 37 percent of state expenditures. In essence, each metro Atlantan cut a check for $500 each year for every resident elsewhere.
https://www.ajc.com/news/local/torpy...Q6Oi4QC5AsOHM/
And that was 2009, before Atlanta exploded in population.
The gap is even larger now.
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Judge Juan M. Merchan wrote that Trump “appears to take the position that his situation and this case are unique and that the pre-trial publicity will never subside. However, this view does not align with reality.”
Those same states were also among the poorest when they voted straight Democratic. The political party in control does not change the rural nature and history.
Although not a state, most lists of the poorest states include the District of Columbia. Why are those Democrats keeping all those black people poor?
I read that and anticipated that you would bring it up, and addressed it in my earlier post. You should get an award for the most double-posting, because you lack the self control to read your own post before making it public. This forces you to go back and add what you should have stated previously.
I am not sure where you got your statistics from?
Most of them seem accurate...but not all.
Poorest states?
Mostly correct.
Though I MASSIVELY doubt that Texas is one of the 10, poorest states in America.
And, according to this site (based on household income):
https://worldpopulationreview.com/st...poorest-states
New Mexico (a blue state) is the fourth, poorest state.
And Texas is the 18'th richest.
And Crime Rate?
Again, you are mostly correct.
But according to this site:
https://worldpopulationreview.com/st...-rate-by-state
The highest and third highest, crime rate states are New Mexico and Colorado (respectively).
Both, blue states.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Red_st...nd_blue_states
Last edited by McRocket; 09-28-2022 at 01:39 PM.
ExpressLane (09-29-2022)
All you spoke to it was that red districts have "low costs of living" but you left out the reason why: because they're so fucking shitty, there's no opportunity, so no one wants to live in them.
That's why people left them over the last decade...more than who left California over the same amount of time.
Rural America Lost Population Over the Past Decade for the First Time in History
Recent data from the 2020 Census reveal that the rural population declined between 2010 and 2020.
https://carsey.unh.edu/publication-r...were%20minimal.
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Well Omar, you don't read your links fully so I have to step in and clarify them because you won't.
So your link proved that blue districts are wealthier than red ones, and the reason why is because not enough people want to live in the red districts.
So you maintain a low cost of living at the expense of growth and opportunity because you know that blue cities and states are going to pick up your tab.
Last edited by LV426; 09-28-2022 at 01:30 PM.
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Republican policies are becoming more radical and extreme.
My solution to poverty would be more opportunity and jobs, not handouts.
My solution to crime would be more police.
Kinda off-topic but we're seeing a lot of applications for military drones on the battlefield. Why couldn't we have police drones that could fly to a place where a crime or major accident has occurred and give the police a view of what's going on before they get there. They maybe could even be programmed to follow a car that's running from the police.
Just have a drone in every police car and have the police car take a photo of the car and download it to the drone and send the drone after the running car to track it. You could also have drones that can deploy pepper spray during a riot or uprising.
Judge Juan M. Merchan wrote that Trump “appears to take the position that his situation and this case are unique and that the pre-trial publicity will never subside. However, this view does not align with reality.”
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