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HotB Jul 13, 2024 @ 9:31am
Top 10 Poorest States in America
Mississippi
West Virginia
Arkansas
New Mexico
Louisiana
Kentucky
Alabama
Oklahoma
South Carolina
Tennessee
North Carolina
Georgia

seems like years of bad governmental policy and corporate interference has ruined the country

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Poyzo Jul 13, 2024 @ 9:51am 
With Mississippi being the poorest, it still has a higher GDP than all of France. Even when you're at the bottom, you're still doing better than many other nations out there.
Delta Jul 13, 2024 @ 9:56am 
Originally posted by Hot B:
seems like years of bad governmental policy and corporate interference has ruined the country

What kind of governmental policies do you think should be implemented?
Agenda 2025 Jul 13, 2024 @ 10:23am 
Actually California went bankrupt under Governor Gray Davis and is the brokest State. They bought time by mass bringing in illegal immigrants to boost House Seats to rob from the other States in the Union. California is buried in some serious debt it can never pay off. The illegals made their finances much worse than under Gray Davis. Those stores in California can't continue to exist with nobody stopping theft. At some point the thieves will realize they can rob California National Guard Armories and not get prosecuted. Then the roving mobs of drug cartels will finish off the State. There is no saving California.
Caldari Ghost Jul 13, 2024 @ 10:25am 
judging by amount of homeless: california lul
c Z p Jul 13, 2024 @ 11:13am 
Originally posted by Poyzo:
it still has a higher GDP than all of France.
that's impossible to be true. France is G7.
c'est impossible. La France appartient aux G7.
xBCxRangers Jul 13, 2024 @ 11:14am 
Great job, to my Republican friends....That is what they call, 'trickle down economics'. Glad to see those states enjoying it so well. Sad.
Last edited by xBCxRangers; Jul 13, 2024 @ 11:37am
Rain't Jul 13, 2024 @ 11:15am 
Originally posted by Hot B:
Mississippi
West Virginia
Arkansas
New Mexico
Louisiana
Kentucky
Alabama
Oklahoma
South Carolina
Tennessee
North Carolina
Georgia

seems like years of bad governmental policy and corporate interference has ruined the country

Hmmmm, I wonder what it'd look like by political party...

Mississippi - Republican leaning
West Virginia - Republican leaning
Arkansas - Republican leaning
New Mexico - Democratic leaning
Louisiana - Republican leaning
Kentucky - Republican leaning
Alabama - Republican leaning
Oklahoma - Republican leaning
South Carolina - Republican leaning
Tennessee - Republican leaning
North Carolina - Slightly Republican leaning (swing state)
Georgia - Recently trending Democratic (swing state)

Weird- wonder if that's a coincidence /s
HotB Jul 13, 2024 @ 11:22am 
Originally posted by Delta:
Originally posted by Hot B:
seems like years of bad governmental policy and corporate interference has ruined the country

What kind of governmental policies do you think should be implemented?
I think some sort of guaranteed income (or a federal jobs guarantee) for all citizens would help improve poverty (not just in the mentioned states) funded through a wealth tax, I think any income over 30 million should be taxed at 100%


Originally posted by Rain't:
Originally posted by Hot B:
Mississippi
West Virginia
Arkansas
New Mexico
Louisiana
Kentucky
Alabama
Oklahoma
South Carolina
Tennessee
North Carolina
Georgia

seems like years of bad governmental policy and corporate interference has ruined the country

Hmmmm, I wonder what it'd look like by political party...

Mississippi - Republican leaning
West Virginia - Republican leaning
Arkansas - Republican leaning
New Mexico - Democratic leaning
Louisiana - Republican leaning
Kentucky - Republican leaning
Alabama - Republican leaning
Oklahoma - Republican leaning
South Carolina - Republican leaning
Tennessee - Republican leaning
North Carolina - Slightly Republican leaning (swing state)
Georgia - Recently trending Democratic (swing state)

Weird- wonder if that's a coincidence /s
Im an independent. I am kind of disillusioned with both parties honestly
xDDD Jul 13, 2024 @ 11:26am 
Originally posted by Hot B:
Im an independent. I am kind of disillusioned with both parties honestly
That is the only correct stance tbqh.
craigsters Jul 13, 2024 @ 11:26am 
HotB Jul 13, 2024 @ 11:28am 
Originally posted by Philco7a:
Actually California went bankrupt under Governor Gray Davis and is the brokest State. They bought time by mass bringing in illegal immigrants to boost House Seats to rob from the other States in the Union. California is buried in some serious debt it can never pay off. The illegals made their finances much worse than under Gray Davis. Those stores in California can't continue to exist with nobody stopping theft. At some point the thieves will realize they can rob California National Guard Armories and not get prosecuted. Then the roving mobs of drug cartels will finish off the State. There is no saving California.
thats why I think we should give every citizen over the age of 18 either guaranteed income or a guaranteed job if you want to make people work for it, America is suffering from mass unemployment due to under-hiring on the part of corporations, also these companies largely hire illegal immigrants to the economic detriment of natural-born citizens, I think we should harshly punish any company that does so, same with outsourcing jobs in tech and ♥♥♥♥, CEOs that pull this ♥♥♥♥ should be jailed and removed from their positions
Rain't Jul 13, 2024 @ 11:29am 
Originally posted by Hot B:
Originally posted by Delta:

What kind of governmental policies do you think should be implemented?
I think some sort of guaranteed income (or a federal jobs guarantee) for all citizens would help improve poverty (not just in the mentioned states) funded through a wealth tax, I think any income over 30 million should be taxed at 100%


Originally posted by Rain't:

Hmmmm, I wonder what it'd look like by political party...

Mississippi - Republican leaning
West Virginia - Republican leaning
Arkansas - Republican leaning
New Mexico - Democratic leaning
Louisiana - Republican leaning
Kentucky - Republican leaning
Alabama - Republican leaning
Oklahoma - Republican leaning
South Carolina - Republican leaning
Tennessee - Republican leaning
North Carolina - Slightly Republican leaning (swing state)
Georgia - Recently trending Democratic (swing state)

Weird- wonder if that's a coincidence /s
Im an independent. I am kind of disillusioned with both parties honestly

I'm also an independent, but I get told that I lean more left than right which is arguably fair. Things like abortion, gay rights, etc. Basically I say I'm an independant because I'm against tyranny and disinformation. Both sides end up doing this in one way or the other, though. I long for a day where a confined anarchy is present. Someone definitively raped the neighbour's daughter? I'd be happy to break their legs. Right now, if the perpetrator has enough money, it's simply covered-up. Not in an anarchist society. We need to live in a world ruled by morals, not by greed
Grendalcat Jul 13, 2024 @ 1:21pm 
What are your rankings based on? If it doesn't also include the average cost of living in each state, it's not a meaningful ranking.

https://www.forbes.com/advisor/mortgages/cost-of-living-by-state/
Plaid Jul 13, 2024 @ 1:27pm 
Originally posted by Hot B:
Mississippi
West Virginia
Arkansas
New Mexico
Louisiana
Kentucky
Alabama
Oklahoma
South Carolina
Tennessee
North Carolina
Georgia

seems like years of bad governmental policy and corporate interference has ruined the country
Ironically Mississippi has a lower homeless rate than other states.
They are doing better at getting their (admittedly poor) population in homes.
(this is my surface level take)
Last edited by Plaid; Jul 13, 2024 @ 1:29pm
Originally posted by Grendalcat:
What are your rankings based on? If it doesn't also include the average cost of living in each state, it's not a meaningful ranking.

Yeah, I'd guess median wealth, average household income or something.

But what does a bottom ten even mean without knowing what 11-20 look like? Lots of poor people in South Dakota. But fewer people total, so maybe the rich people balance out the statistics more.
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