Anonymous #1 6w

I wonder often what it’s like to be this outside of reality

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Anonymous OP 6w

How do red states need blue states, do tell.

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Anonymous OP 4d

Update??

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Anonymous #1 4d

A 2018-2022 analysis indicated that blue states effectively funded red states through federal tax transfers, with red states receiving 47% of federal contributions despite contributing only 40% of tax receipts, a trend that suggests the majority of red-leaning states are net recipients of federal, predominantly blue-state, income.

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Anonymous OP 4d

ChatGPT detected 🚨

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Anonymous #1 4d

It’s true tho.

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Anonymous OP 4d

No it’s not, red states have more minorities and impoverished communities, ones that require more government subsidies. Are you saying that black people don’t contribute anything and couldn’t survive if the country split?

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Anonymous #1 4d

I’m saying that mathematically conservative states tend to produce less for the government than they take. There are a couple outliers but that’s the prevailing trend lol

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Anonymous OP 4d

Because of a larger lower-class that requires handouts, one that consists of a majority of minorities. Look at people who vote red vs blue across the different states and how much they produce/take.

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Anonymous #1 4d

Bro I promise you rural red communities that are entirely on welfare in Alaska or West Virginia aren’t a bunch of black and Latin dudes.

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Anonymous OP 4d

Outliers….

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Anonymous #1 4d

Actually they’re literally the phenomenon I’m describing. Kentucky and Alabama, two great examples

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Anonymous OP 4d

If you believe that states below the Mason-Dixon line don’t have black people, I don’t know what to tell you. Also, you are naming states without any examples. I can do that too. Vermont and New Hampshire are communities that don’t produce much, but are low on minorities and poverty, which means they don’t require much.

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Anonymous #1 4d

I didn’t say they don’t have black people but the reality is they’re certainly not majority black. And that goes for their poor welfare users as well.

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Anonymous OP 4d

Never said the states are majority black, but neither are they majority welfare. They have a larger proportion of welfare users due to more lower-income households. Therefore, the numbers are skewed towards southern states, whether they are red or blue. I guarantee Georgia is among the top in welfare recipients, but they just voted blue in the 2024 election

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Anonymous #1 4d

Whatever you wanna say about Georgia, facts are facts, and the blue states primarily are where this countries money is made

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Anonymous OP 3d

Okay, just keep arguing and providing 0 facts. 😁

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Anonymous #1 3d

You can read more about it here

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Anonymous OP 3d

why do you think that is? could it be any of the things I listed before?

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Anonymous #1 3d

Even if what you were saying is true how does that change my point? What does it matter if the republicans on welfare are black or white?

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Anonymous OP 3d

because not everybody in a red state is republican, and not everybody in a blue state is a democrat

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Anonymous #1 3d

Right but the poor people you’re describing overwhelmingly are.

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Anonymous OP 3d

you’re just choosing to be ignorant, no way you’re this dumb

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Anonymous #1 3d

Whatever you say nerd

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