You clowns are prime, you assume because you don't give no one else does. Stop projecting. When Mississippi was the leader in poverty they were also the leader in charitable giving. Can you square that up for me? Now that California is the leader in poverty I'll have to keep track of their standing in charitable giving. @bbsam @MAKAVELI
I'm pretty sure Mississippi still has the highest poverty rate in the country.
http://www.dailycal.org/2017/10/04/california-highest-poverty-rate-u-s-states-report-finds/
The world's 6th largest economy, and our future is dark? LMFAO!
I said nothing about Tucker Carlson, the size of California's economy has nothing to do with anything, besides the fact that including the state's economy they still have the highest poverty in the USA. I know that's hard to decipher for someone raised on government cheese. I don't give a fecal about California, don't live there anymore, you were forewarned where it is going.
No it's hard for you to decipher that the the poor in California is mostly due to the cost of living not the economy. The poor in Mississippi are poor because of the economy.And no, Mississippi still has the highest poverty rate.
Not true, but again on my drunkest day what I piss in the yard has more substance than what floats between your ears.
What difference does it make why one person is poor? Poverty is poverty. I really thought you were smarter than that, I guess you hide ignorance through one line responses. Whatever measure you choose to use, California has more poverty, and people in poverty in Mississippi have a better chance of rising out of it.
California has more people in poverty because California has more people. Simple math that even you should understand. And as far as having a better chance of getting out of it, I'll take the world's 6th largest economy over the third world economy Mississippi has any day.
Numbers and statistics can be spun. What can't be spun is 1 out of 5 are in poverty.
A high cost of living combined with supply and demand will put a lot of low income people in that category. Then we have people on the right, like yourself who try to fight higher min wage laws to help these people out of poverty.
We are not talking total numbers, it is percentage based. 1 out 5. There is absolutely no way out of it for California as a state. You know nothing about the state of Mississippi, some of the finest people I know reside there currently or call Mississippi home. I've lived all over the US and Mississippi is not third world in any sense. You really need to get out government cheese.California has more people in poverty because California has more people. Simple math that even you should understand. And as far as having a better chance of getting out of it, I'll take the world's 6th largest economy over the third world economy Mississippi has any day.
The more you talk the more your ignorance is exposed. Tell me more.
Ignorance is when you say people in Mississippi have a better chance of rising out of poverty than California.
Keep speaking, you keep proving my point. You are the one that brought up the cost of living, a poor person can glide over that hurdle in Mississippi before one in California even laces their track shoes. Keep speaking, I used to think you had reasonable intelligence, maybe you can redeem it.
