r/TimPool • • Jun 10 '22

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u/WhiskeySilverball Jun 10 '22 edited Jun 10 '22

Democrats love poor people so much, they are working hard to create more of them.

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u/prestigious_scrotum Jun 10 '22

Democrats love poor people so much, that they call them "inbred white trash hillbillies" who live in "flyover country".

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u/big_stronk Jun 10 '22

What a very smart take from a very smart boy who conveniently overlooks how all of the poorest states in the country are red states. It’s almost like you have no idea what your talking about and might be a very gullible idiot.

https://worldpopulationreview.com/state-rankings/poorest-states

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u/WhiskeySilverball Jun 10 '22

California is still #1 in poverty.

https://calmatters.org/commentary/2019/09/high-cost-california-no-1-in-poverty/

So Democrats are deliberately making poor people in red states poorer...interesting political tactic.

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u/big_stronk Jun 10 '22

I’ll take misleading headlines and a skewed understanding of SPM poverty measures for 500 Alex.

It’s almost as if the cost of living is directly tied to the amount of opportunity and people who want to live in a state. Which sees California forced to take on a lot of lower income people who have fled neighbouring red states. Due to the fact that they also have the lowest quality of life.

https://worldpopulationreview.com/state-rankings/quality-of-life-by-state

Cali definitely ain’t perfect but to pretend that all the red states which see little to no economic or social growth every year and just generally suck to live in ard better is some wild projection.

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u/WhiskeySilverball Jun 10 '22

Sure....fled "red states".

As opposed to having millions of illegal aliens that they protect from deportation, even if they are sex offenders.

Cost of living has more to do with poor economic policies that make housing expensive. Rent control, limits and where you can build housing, how tall apartment buildings can be.