Blank White Template

This is a non sequitur

Because that's the way things are.
Poor are poor and the rich are not because billionaires are money hoarding capitalists and they tend not to live in so-called Red States because if they did they'd be poor instead,,,

Nah, just a bunch of leftists not realizing they failed to graduate middle school because of their lack of intelligence and not their race or gender. If the average house hold income is around $100,000 in California, but you could have an income of about $50,000 with a 4th the price of living, I’d take the the 4th the price of living with half the income.

That is awesome! Refresh my memory on where dropouts with no career prospects other than the nearest Walmart because they found out too late (how many of them this has to happen to before word gets around?) that they can't get in the Miltary without graduating hs are from again?

And why WOULD anyone prefer poverty in California over the basic trailer in South Carolina?

Anyways, yeah, Team Tee PoliTicks [see what did there?] is so much fun, but you ARE aware which is far less educated on average, yes? That's right, you do.

“And why WOULD anyone prefer poverty in California over the basic trailer in South Carolina?“

Uhh, sorry, but I don’t hate poor people as much as you guys do. I see a poor person and think of them as a fellow human. But uhh, a trailer is a heck of a lot better than a biodegradable box on the side of the road. (Though, personally I typically live at my mom’s house to help her out, but sometimes I’ll go out and stay at 19 acre lot my dad bought that has a pretty small house on it (about 800 sqft). I like the fresh air of the country instead of your guys’ pollution filled cities.

That's amazing.

But why WOULD anyone prefer poverty in California over the basic trailer in South Carolina?

Because a trailer is a heck of a lot better than a cardboard box

But why WOULD anyone prefer poverty in California over the basic trailer in South Carolina?

‘Cause poverty in California is called homelessness. California has THE HIGHEST homelessness rate in the United States of America. 0.4% of their population is homeless. That means that 1/250 Californians have no home.

Here’s a more detailed South Carolina chart like the California one. Apparently housing went up thanks to the inflation caused by our nation’s fearless leader you guys so wisely chose for us. I looked at these like 4 months ago and South Carolina matched up with the statistics I sent above. Back in 2018 my mom bought a house for about $140k that’s 3,000 sqft and one level, suburban neighborhood, has a golf course, and the lot size is one acre.