Like Ukraine did with mother Russia.

Time to break away.

What say you war mongering prog filth?

Apply the same logic.

Red states are too poor to secede brainiac

(03-20-2023 09:27 PM)Mr_XcentricK Wrote:  Red states are too poor to secede brainiac

Wrong. But the US gives away money, we will get some of that plus we will join NATO.

Retard horse guy fails

Next....

(03-20-2023 09:30 PM)shere khan Wrote:  

(03-20-2023 09:27 PM)Mr_XcentricK Wrote:  Red states are too poor to secede brainiac

Wrong. But the US gives away money, we will get some of that plus we will join NATO.

Retard horse guy fails

Next....

How long would Texas put up with being the donor state? How long would it take the other poor red states to turn blue when Texas turns off the hose?

(03-20-2023 09:27 PM)Mr_XcentricK Wrote:  Red states are too poor to secede brainiac

Wrong again lefty,


States with the Most Debt
1. New York
New York has the highest debt of any state, with total debt of over $203.77 billion. New York's total assets are around $106.61 billion, giving the state a debt ratio of 273.8%. The main culprit for New York's towering debt is overspending on Medicaid. New York has attempted to fill budget gaps by cutting school aid and health care costs in recent years.

2. New Jersey
New Jersey has the second-highest amount of debt in the country. The state's total liabilities total $222.27 billion, surpassing its assets by $198.67 billion. New Jersey's debt ratio is 441.7%. The largest source of debt is the state's unfunded pension and benefits system for public employees. New Jersey legislators are looking toward tax increases because of the state's debt and the growing pressure to fund other priorities such as infrastructure and education.

3. Illinois
Illinois has the third-highest debt in the U.S., with total liabilities equaling $248.67. With total assets of $53.05 billion, Illinois has $187.7 billion in unfunded liability. This creates a debt ratio of 468.7%, the largest in the U.S. To pay that off, every person in Illinois's 12.7 million population would need to pay $14,780. Like New Jersey, the biggest problem in Illinois contributing to the debt is billions of dollars for retired government workers' pensions and health insurance benefits.

4. Massachusetts
Massachusetts has the fourth-highest debt in the United States. Massachusetts's total liabilities are $104.53 billion, and its total assets are $34.214 billion, creating a debt of $68.43 billion. Long-term liabilities are at 305.5% of total assets. Massachusetts's largest sources of debt are infrastructure and pensions.

5. California
California has the fifth-highest debt of any state, with total liabilities coming out to $362.87 billion. Total assets come out to $301.1 billion, creating a $55.96 billion net debt and giving California a debt ratio of 120.5%. California's debt and liabilities can be broken down into three categories: retirement liabilities, budgetary borrowing, and bond debt. However, combining California's federal, state, and local debt brings California's debt total to over $1 trillion. According to this report, the debt would cost each resident of California $33,000 or each taxpayer $74,000.
https://worldpopulationreview.com/state-...t-by-state

Slavi Red States

Maybe that will do it...

(03-20-2023 09:47 PM)Kyle Mack Wrote:  

(03-20-2023 09:27 PM)Mr_XcentricK Wrote:  Red states are too poor to secede brainiac

Wrong again lefty,


States with the Most Debt
1. New York
New York has the highest debt of any state, with total debt of over $203.77 billion. New York's total assets are around $106.61 billion, giving the state a debt ratio of 273.8%. The main culprit for New York's towering debt is overspending on Medicaid. New York has attempted to fill budget gaps by cutting school aid and health care costs in recent years.

2. New Jersey
New Jersey has the second-highest amount of debt in the country. The state's total liabilities total $222.27 billion, surpassing its assets by $198.67 billion. New Jersey's debt ratio is 441.7%. The largest source of debt is the state's unfunded pension and benefits system for public employees. New Jersey legislators are looking toward tax increases because of the state's debt and the growing pressure to fund other priorities such as infrastructure and education.

3. Illinois
Illinois has the third-highest debt in the U.S., with total liabilities equaling $248.67. With total assets of $53.05 billion, Illinois has $187.7 billion in unfunded liability. This creates a debt ratio of 468.7%, the largest in the U.S. To pay that off, every person in Illinois's 12.7 million population would need to pay $14,780. Like New Jersey, the biggest problem in Illinois contributing to the debt is billions of dollars for retired government workers' pensions and health insurance benefits.

4. Massachusetts
Massachusetts has the fourth-highest debt in the United States. Massachusetts's total liabilities are $104.53 billion, and its total assets are $34.214 billion, creating a debt of $68.43 billion. Long-term liabilities are at 305.5% of total assets. Massachusetts's largest sources of debt are infrastructure and pensions.

5. California
California has the fifth-highest debt of any state, with total liabilities coming out to $362.87 billion. Total assets come out to $301.1 billion, creating a $55.96 billion net debt and giving California a debt ratio of 120.5%. California's debt and liabilities can be broken down into three categories: retirement liabilities, budgetary borrowing, and bond debt. However, combining California's federal, state, and local debt brings California's debt total to over $1 trillion. According to this report, the debt would cost each resident of California $33,000 or each taxpayer $74,000.
https://worldpopulationreview.com/state-...t-by-state

Did you look up states that get more in fed dollars then they give?

(03-20-2023 09:51 PM)Mr_XcentricK Wrote:  

(03-20-2023 09:47 PM)Kyle Mack Wrote:  

(03-20-2023 09:27 PM)Mr_XcentricK Wrote:  Red states are too poor to secede brainiac

Wrong again lefty,


States with the Most Debt
1. New York
New York has the highest debt of any state, with total debt of over $203.77 billion. New York's total assets are around $106.61 billion, giving the state a debt ratio of 273.8%. The main culprit for New York's towering debt is overspending on Medicaid. New York has attempted to fill budget gaps by cutting school aid and health care costs in recent years.

2. New Jersey
New Jersey has the second-highest amount of debt in the country. The state's total liabilities total $222.27 billion, surpassing its assets by $198.67 billion. New Jersey's debt ratio is 441.7%. The largest source of debt is the state's unfunded pension and benefits system for public employees. New Jersey legislators are looking toward tax increases because of the state's debt and the growing pressure to fund other priorities such as infrastructure and education.

3. Illinois
Illinois has the third-highest debt in the U.S., with total liabilities equaling $248.67. With total assets of $53.05 billion, Illinois has $187.7 billion in unfunded liability. This creates a debt ratio of 468.7%, the largest in the U.S. To pay that off, every person in Illinois's 12.7 million population would need to pay $14,780. Like New Jersey, the biggest problem in Illinois contributing to the debt is billions of dollars for retired government workers' pensions and health insurance benefits.

4. Massachusetts
Massachusetts has the fourth-highest debt in the United States. Massachusetts's total liabilities are $104.53 billion, and its total assets are $34.214 billion, creating a debt of $68.43 billion. Long-term liabilities are at 305.5% of total assets. Massachusetts's largest sources of debt are infrastructure and pensions.

5. California
California has the fifth-highest debt of any state, with total liabilities coming out to $362.87 billion. Total assets come out to $301.1 billion, creating a $55.96 billion net debt and giving California a debt ratio of 120.5%. California's debt and liabilities can be broken down into three categories: retirement liabilities, budgetary borrowing, and bond debt. However, combining California's federal, state, and local debt brings California's debt total to over $1 trillion. According to this report, the debt would cost each resident of California $33,000 or each taxpayer $74,000.
https://worldpopulationreview.com/state-...t-by-state

Did you look up states that get more in fed dollars then they give?

That a choice the Federal government makes. You mentioned states, and states control their own finances, spending and debt. Red states are fiscally ran much better than blue states. I just proved how much poorer blue states are lol.

(03-20-2023 10:00 PM)Kyle Mack Wrote:  

(03-20-2023 09:51 PM)Mr_XcentricK Wrote:  

(03-20-2023 09:47 PM)Kyle Mack Wrote:  

(03-20-2023 09:27 PM)Mr_XcentricK Wrote:  Red states are too poor to secede brainiac

Wrong again lefty,


States with the Most Debt
1. New York
New York has the highest debt of any state, with total debt of over $203.77 billion. New York's total assets are around $106.61 billion, giving the state a debt ratio of 273.8%. The main culprit for New York's towering debt is overspending on Medicaid. New York has attempted to fill budget gaps by cutting school aid and health care costs in recent years.

2. New Jersey
New Jersey has the second-highest amount of debt in the country. The state's total liabilities total $222.27 billion, surpassing its assets by $198.67 billion. New Jersey's debt ratio is 441.7%. The largest source of debt is the state's unfunded pension and benefits system for public employees. New Jersey legislators are looking toward tax increases because of the state's debt and the growing pressure to fund other priorities such as infrastructure and education.

3. Illinois
Illinois has the third-highest debt in the U.S., with total liabilities equaling $248.67. With total assets of $53.05 billion, Illinois has $187.7 billion in unfunded liability. This creates a debt ratio of 468.7%, the largest in the U.S. To pay that off, every person in Illinois's 12.7 million population would need to pay $14,780. Like New Jersey, the biggest problem in Illinois contributing to the debt is billions of dollars for retired government workers' pensions and health insurance benefits.

4. Massachusetts
Massachusetts has the fourth-highest debt in the United States. Massachusetts's total liabilities are $104.53 billion, and its total assets are $34.214 billion, creating a debt of $68.43 billion. Long-term liabilities are at 305.5% of total assets. Massachusetts's largest sources of debt are infrastructure and pensions.

5. California
California has the fifth-highest debt of any state, with total liabilities coming out to $362.87 billion. Total assets come out to $301.1 billion, creating a $55.96 billion net debt and giving California a debt ratio of 120.5%. California's debt and liabilities can be broken down into three categories: retirement liabilities, budgetary borrowing, and bond debt. However, combining California's federal, state, and local debt brings California's debt total to over $1 trillion. According to this report, the debt would cost each resident of California $33,000 or each taxpayer $74,000.
https://worldpopulationreview.com/state-...t-by-state

Did you look up states that get more in fed dollars then they give?

That a choice the Federal government makes. You mentioned states, and states control their own finances, spending and debt. Red states are fiscally ran much better than blue states. I just proved how much poorer blue states are lol.

You would think the yall are poor thingy would be a selling point for the prog filth.

He failed. I was hoping for better than him for an answer

(03-20-2023 10:03 PM)shere khan Wrote:  

(03-20-2023 10:00 PM)Kyle Mack Wrote:  

(03-20-2023 09:51 PM)Mr_XcentricK Wrote:  

(03-20-2023 09:47 PM)Kyle Mack Wrote:  

(03-20-2023 09:27 PM)Mr_XcentricK Wrote:  Red states are too poor to secede brainiac

Wrong again lefty,


States with the Most Debt
1. New York
New York has the highest debt of any state, with total debt of over $203.77 billion. New York's total assets are around $106.61 billion, giving the state a debt ratio of 273.8%. The main culprit for New York's towering debt is overspending on Medicaid. New York has attempted to fill budget gaps by cutting school aid and health care costs in recent years.

2. New Jersey
New Jersey has the second-highest amount of debt in the country. The state's total liabilities total $222.27 billion, surpassing its assets by $198.67 billion. New Jersey's debt ratio is 441.7%. The largest source of debt is the state's unfunded pension and benefits system for public employees. New Jersey legislators are looking toward tax increases because of the state's debt and the growing pressure to fund other priorities such as infrastructure and education.

3. Illinois
Illinois has the third-highest debt in the U.S., with total liabilities equaling $248.67. With total assets of $53.05 billion, Illinois has $187.7 billion in unfunded liability. This creates a debt ratio of 468.7%, the largest in the U.S. To pay that off, every person in Illinois's 12.7 million population would need to pay $14,780. Like New Jersey, the biggest problem in Illinois contributing to the debt is billions of dollars for retired government workers' pensions and health insurance benefits.

4. Massachusetts
Massachusetts has the fourth-highest debt in the United States. Massachusetts's total liabilities are $104.53 billion, and its total assets are $34.214 billion, creating a debt of $68.43 billion. Long-term liabilities are at 305.5% of total assets. Massachusetts's largest sources of debt are infrastructure and pensions.

5. California
California has the fifth-highest debt of any state, with total liabilities coming out to $362.87 billion. Total assets come out to $301.1 billion, creating a $55.96 billion net debt and giving California a debt ratio of 120.5%. California's debt and liabilities can be broken down into three categories: retirement liabilities, budgetary borrowing, and bond debt. However, combining California's federal, state, and local debt brings California's debt total to over $1 trillion. According to this report, the debt would cost each resident of California $33,000 or each taxpayer $74,000.
https://worldpopulationreview.com/state-...t-by-state

Did you look up states that get more in fed dollars then they give?

That a choice the Federal government makes. You mentioned states, and states control their own finances, spending and debt. Red states are fiscally ran much better than blue states. I just proved how much poorer blue states are lol.

You would think the yall are poor thingy would be a selling point for the prog filth.

He failed. I was hoping for better than him for an answer

If all federal aid ended blue states would be screwed and red states as always would successfully manage their finances. We could do trades with people as well all lefties move to blue states and all conservative move to red states. No more marxists and CRT, and globohomos in red states. We can dream can't we?

(03-20-2023 10:09 PM)Kyle Mack Wrote:  

(03-20-2023 10:03 PM)shere khan Wrote:  

(03-20-2023 10:00 PM)Kyle Mack Wrote:  

(03-20-2023 09:51 PM)Mr_XcentricK Wrote:  

(03-20-2023 09:47 PM)Kyle Mack Wrote:  Wrong again lefty,


States with the Most Debt
1. New York
New York has the highest debt of any state, with total debt of over $203.77 billion. New York's total assets are around $106.61 billion, giving the state a debt ratio of 273.8%. The main culprit for New York's towering debt is overspending on Medicaid. New York has attempted to fill budget gaps by cutting school aid and health care costs in recent years.

2. New Jersey
New Jersey has the second-highest amount of debt in the country. The state's total liabilities total $222.27 billion, surpassing its assets by $198.67 billion. New Jersey's debt ratio is 441.7%. The largest source of debt is the state's unfunded pension and benefits system for public employees. New Jersey legislators are looking toward tax increases because of the state's debt and the growing pressure to fund other priorities such as infrastructure and education.

3. Illinois
Illinois has the third-highest debt in the U.S., with total liabilities equaling $248.67. With total assets of $53.05 billion, Illinois has $187.7 billion in unfunded liability. This creates a debt ratio of 468.7%, the largest in the U.S. To pay that off, every person in Illinois's 12.7 million population would need to pay $14,780. Like New Jersey, the biggest problem in Illinois contributing to the debt is billions of dollars for retired government workers' pensions and health insurance benefits.

4. Massachusetts
Massachusetts has the fourth-highest debt in the United States. Massachusetts's total liabilities are $104.53 billion, and its total assets are $34.214 billion, creating a debt of $68.43 billion. Long-term liabilities are at 305.5% of total assets. Massachusetts's largest sources of debt are infrastructure and pensions.

5. California
California has the fifth-highest debt of any state, with total liabilities coming out to $362.87 billion. Total assets come out to $301.1 billion, creating a $55.96 billion net debt and giving California a debt ratio of 120.5%. California's debt and liabilities can be broken down into three categories: retirement liabilities, budgetary borrowing, and bond debt. However, combining California's federal, state, and local debt brings California's debt total to over $1 trillion. According to this report, the debt would cost each resident of California $33,000 or each taxpayer $74,000.
https://worldpopulationreview.com/state-...t-by-state

Did you look up states that get more in fed dollars then they give?

That a choice the Federal government makes. You mentioned states, and states control their own finances, spending and debt. Red states are fiscally ran much better than blue states. I just proved how much poorer blue states are lol.

You would think the yall are poor thingy would be a selling point for the prog filth.

He failed. I was hoping for better than him for an answer

If all federal aid ended blue states would be screwed and red states as always would successfully manage their finances. We could do trades with people as well all lefties move to blue states and all conservative move to red states. No more marxists and CRT, and globohomos in red states. We can dream can't we?

We would have to build a huge wall.

A big beautiful wall. We would build the best walls, would we not folks?

(03-20-2023 09:34 PM)Mr_XcentricK Wrote:  

(03-20-2023 09:30 PM)shere khan Wrote:  

(03-20-2023 09:27 PM)Mr_XcentricK Wrote:  Red states are too poor to secede brainiac

Wrong. But the US gives away money, we will get some of that plus we will join NATO.

Retard horse guy fails

Next....

How long would Texas put up with being the donor state? How long would it take the other poor red states to turn blue when Texas turns off the hose?

Why we poor ole white trash in Alahbamah are sitting on oodles of capped natural gas and oil wells. And the whole NE corridor of the state from Roanoke to Tennessee is loaded with more. Why shucks we wuz shootin at some fools and up through the ground came a bubbling crude. What's more fun is it's open season on two legged horse's asses down here!

Oil, gas, seafood, farmland, timber, navigable water ways, hunting, fishing, low cost of living, a state with its retirement account fully funded, and part of the largest freshwater aquifer in the SE are all good reasons to love Alabama. We have everything we need, and one commodity we don't, transplanted Yankees. But secession might beget deportation. That alone should sell the concept.

About the only thing Alabama would need is a source of computer chips for the cars. Hell, under George C. Wallace the Alabama Air National Guard was nuclear capable and had the largest standing guard unit in manpower outside of the U.S. Army. And now we're building Boeings in Mobile. And I believe Kimber located to Troy where they also make helicopters.

If we added to our state motto, "We Dare Defend Our Rights!" the phrase, "When Liberalism Exploded, Alabama Stood Locked and Loaded" maybe it would get our point across.

(03-20-2023 10:11 PM)shere khan Wrote:  

(03-20-2023 10:09 PM)Kyle Mack Wrote:  

(03-20-2023 10:03 PM)shere khan Wrote:  

(03-20-2023 10:00 PM)Kyle Mack Wrote:  

(03-20-2023 09:51 PM)Mr_XcentricK Wrote:  Did you look up states that get more in fed dollars then they give?

That a choice the Federal government makes. You mentioned states, and states control their own finances, spending and debt. Red states are fiscally ran much better than blue states. I just proved how much poorer blue states are lol.

You would think the yall are poor thingy would be a selling point for the prog filth.

He failed. I was hoping for better than him for an answer

If all federal aid ended blue states would be screwed and red states as always would successfully manage their finances. We could do trades with people as well all lefties move to blue states and all conservative move to red states. No more marxists and CRT, and globohomos in red states. We can dream can't we?

We would have to build a huge wall.

A big beautiful wall. We would build the best walls, would we not folks?

With every square inch before them pre-sighted for the distance of 1 mile.

Amazing how fast the filth abandon that whole right to govern thenselves thingy.

Not really

(03-20-2023 11:04 PM)shere khan Wrote:  Amazing how fast the filth abandon that whole right to govern thenselves thingy.

Not really

They can't govern only deconstruct. The entire marxist lie is everything that exists must be destroyed. It's in their manifestos. They have no governing ability, it's destroy everything. Ironically what they don't understand, useful idiot leftists, is that this is now all being pushed by the global corporations because they will rule the world and the WEF is their mouthpiece. It's like SPECTRE operating in an open and notorious manner.

It's really no different than the Saudis giving a government seat to the Ministry of Islamic Relations to avoid conflict with radicals. Now all of the radicals, those who preach it, are all bought and paid for by American corporations as opposed to the Soviets or Maoist Chinese back in the day.

We are in the early stages of every sci fi dystopian political tv show movie.

(03-20-2023 11:33 PM)Kyle Mack Wrote:  

(03-20-2023 11:04 PM)shere khan Wrote:  Amazing how fast the filth abandon that whole right to govern thenselves thingy.

Not really

They can't govern only deconstruct. The entire marxist lie is everything that exists must be destroyed. It's in their manifestos. They have no governing ability, it's destroy everything. Ironically what they don't understand, useful idiot leftists, is that this is now all being pushed by the global corporations because they will rule the world and the WEF is their mouthpiece. It's like SPECTRE operating in an open and notorious manner.

It's really no different than the Saudis giving a government seat to the Ministry of Islamic Relations to avoid conflict with radicals. Now all of the radicals, those who preach it, are all bought and paid for by American corporations as opposed to the Soviets or Maoist Chinese back in the day.

We are in the early stages of every sci fi dystopian political tv show movie.

When the Corporatists have power who do you think will be the first group to face a new form of genocide? Useful idiots. They can't be trusted, and they don't produce. The purge of those seizing power is always first aimed at the their own radicals. Hitler had to purge the SA to clean out his revolutionaries who created his rise to power so that his regime could appease German industrialists to prosecute the war. Nature says you must produce to survive. Corporations are only a technological manifestation of Darwinian principles, among which number 1 is survival of the fittest. The ignorant spoiled demanding brooding antisocial brats cranked out by the Public Education system will be the first to meet their fate when their corporate sponsors have seized control and want to make the trains run on time, the factories efficient, and need educated skilled labor to keep the machinery running, and none of those are to be found among the 40 years of self-absorbed entitled imbeciles which were intentionally produced to foster revolution. They'll then get rid of us old geezers, but at that point what the hell, we'll just make a live action game out of it and take some of them too! It beats the hell out of being cared for in a nursing facility run by millennials!

(03-20-2023 10:11 PM)shere khan Wrote:  

(03-20-2023 10:09 PM)Kyle Mack Wrote:  

(03-20-2023 10:03 PM)shere khan Wrote:  

(03-20-2023 10:00 PM)Kyle Mack Wrote:  

(03-20-2023 09:51 PM)Mr_XcentricK Wrote:  Did you look up states that get more in fed dollars then they give?

That a choice the Federal government makes. You mentioned states, and states control their own finances, spending and debt. Red states are fiscally ran much better than blue states. I just proved how much poorer blue states are lol.

You would think the yall are poor thingy would be a selling point for the prog filth.

He failed. I was hoping for better than him for an answer

If all federal aid ended blue states would be screwed and red states as always would successfully manage their finances. We could do trades with people as well all lefties move to blue states and all conservative move to red states. No more marxists and CRT, and globohomos in red states. We can dream can't we?

We would have to build a huge wall.

A big beautiful wall. We would build the best walls, would we not folks?

My goodness but Texas’s wall would be like the Great Wall of China.

(03-20-2023 11:45 PM)JRsec Wrote:  

(03-20-2023 11:33 PM)Kyle Mack Wrote:  

(03-20-2023 11:04 PM)shere khan Wrote:  Amazing how fast the filth abandon that whole right to govern thenselves thingy.

Not really

They can't govern only deconstruct. The entire marxist lie is everything that exists must be destroyed. It's in their manifestos. They have no governing ability, it's destroy everything. Ironically what they don't understand, useful idiot leftists, is that this is now all being pushed by the global corporations because they will rule the world and the WEF is their mouthpiece. It's like SPECTRE operating in an open and notorious manner.

It's really no different than the Saudis giving a government seat to the Ministry of Islamic Relations to avoid conflict with radicals. Now all of the radicals, those who preach it, are all bought and paid for by American corporations as opposed to the Soviets or Maoist Chinese back in the day.

We are in the early stages of every sci fi dystopian political tv show movie.

When the Corporatists have power who do you think will be the first group to face a new form of genocide? Useful idiots. They can't be trusted, and they don't produce. The purge of those seizing power is always first aimed at the their own radicals. Hitler had to purge the SA to clean out his revolutionaries who created his rise to power so that his regime could appease German industrialists to prosecute the war. Nature says you must produce to survive. Corporations are only a technological manifestation of Darwinian principles, among which number 1 is survival of the fittest. The ignorant spoiled demanding brooding antisocial brats cranked out by the Public Education system will be the first to meet their fate when their corporate sponsors have seized control and want to make the trains run on time, the factories efficient, and need educated skilled labor to keep the machinery running, and none of those are to be found among the 40 years of self-absorbed entitled imbeciles which were intentionally produced to foster revolution. They'll then get rid of us old geezers, but at that point what the hell, we'll just make a live action game out of it and take some of them too! It beats the hell out of being cared for in a nursing facility run by millennials!

Corporations. Ahhhh, “Soylent Green is people!!!!!”

(03-21-2023 12:01 AM)Was SoMs Eagle Wrote:  

(03-20-2023 11:45 PM)JRsec Wrote:  

(03-20-2023 11:33 PM)Kyle Mack Wrote:  

(03-20-2023 11:04 PM)shere khan Wrote:  Amazing how fast the filth abandon that whole right to govern thenselves thingy.

Not really

They can't govern only deconstruct. The entire marxist lie is everything that exists must be destroyed. It's in their manifestos. They have no governing ability, it's destroy everything. Ironically what they don't understand, useful idiot leftists, is that this is now all being pushed by the global corporations because they will rule the world and the WEF is their mouthpiece. It's like SPECTRE operating in an open and notorious manner.

It's really no different than the Saudis giving a government seat to the Ministry of Islamic Relations to avoid conflict with radicals. Now all of the radicals, those who preach it, are all bought and paid for by American corporations as opposed to the Soviets or Maoist Chinese back in the day.

We are in the early stages of every sci fi dystopian political tv show movie.

When the Corporatists have power who do you think will be the first group to face a new form of genocide? Useful idiots. They can't be trusted, and they don't produce. The purge of those seizing power is always first aimed at the their own radicals. Hitler had to purge the SA to clean out his revolutionaries who created his rise to power so that his regime could appease German industrialists to prosecute the war. Nature says you must produce to survive. Corporations are only a technological manifestation of Darwinian principles, among which number 1 is survival of the fittest. The ignorant spoiled demanding brooding antisocial brats cranked out by the Public Education system will be the first to meet their fate when their corporate sponsors have seized control and want to make the trains run on time, the factories efficient, and need educated skilled labor to keep the machinery running, and none of those are to be found among the 40 years of self-absorbed entitled imbeciles which were intentionally produced to foster revolution. They'll then get rid of us old geezers, but at that point what the hell, we'll just make a live action game out of it and take some of them too! It beats the hell out of being cared for in a nursing facility run by millennials!

Corporations. Ahhhh, “Soylent Green is people!!!!!”

Jonathan E. baby! Rollerball!

(03-20-2023 10:09 PM)Kyle Mack Wrote:  

(03-20-2023 10:03 PM)shere khan Wrote:  

(03-20-2023 10:00 PM)Kyle Mack Wrote:  

(03-20-2023 09:51 PM)Mr_XcentricK Wrote:  

(03-20-2023 09:47 PM)Kyle Mack Wrote:  Wrong again lefty,


States with the Most Debt
1. New York
New York has the highest debt of any state, with total debt of over $203.77 billion. New York's total assets are around $106.61 billion, giving the state a debt ratio of 273.8%. The main culprit for New York's towering debt is overspending on Medicaid. New York has attempted to fill budget gaps by cutting school aid and health care costs in recent years.

2. New Jersey
New Jersey has the second-highest amount of debt in the country. The state's total liabilities total $222.27 billion, surpassing its assets by $198.67 billion. New Jersey's debt ratio is 441.7%. The largest source of debt is the state's unfunded pension and benefits system for public employees. New Jersey legislators are looking toward tax increases because of the state's debt and the growing pressure to fund other priorities such as infrastructure and education.

3. Illinois
Illinois has the third-highest debt in the U.S., with total liabilities equaling $248.67. With total assets of $53.05 billion, Illinois has $187.7 billion in unfunded liability. This creates a debt ratio of 468.7%, the largest in the U.S. To pay that off, every person in Illinois's 12.7 million population would need to pay $14,780. Like New Jersey, the biggest problem in Illinois contributing to the debt is billions of dollars for retired government workers' pensions and health insurance benefits.

4. Massachusetts
Massachusetts has the fourth-highest debt in the United States. Massachusetts's total liabilities are $104.53 billion, and its total assets are $34.214 billion, creating a debt of $68.43 billion. Long-term liabilities are at 305.5% of total assets. Massachusetts's largest sources of debt are infrastructure and pensions.

5. California
California has the fifth-highest debt of any state, with total liabilities coming out to $362.87 billion. Total assets come out to $301.1 billion, creating a $55.96 billion net debt and giving California a debt ratio of 120.5%. California's debt and liabilities can be broken down into three categories: retirement liabilities, budgetary borrowing, and bond debt. However, combining California's federal, state, and local debt brings California's debt total to over $1 trillion. According to this report, the debt would cost each resident of California $33,000 or each taxpayer $74,000.
https://worldpopulationreview.com/state-...t-by-state

Did you look up states that get more in fed dollars then they give?

That a choice the Federal government makes. You mentioned states, and states control their own finances, spending and debt. Red states are fiscally ran much better than blue states. I just proved how much poorer blue states are lol.

You would think the yall are poor thingy would be a selling point for the prog filth.

He failed. I was hoping for better than him for an answer

If all federal aid ended blue states would be screwed and red states as always would successfully manage their finances. We could do trades with people as well all lefties move to blue states and all conservative move to red states. No more marxists and CRT, and globohomos in red states. We can dream can't we?

Wouldn't need to trade. All the people who are sucking the govt tit will all gravitate towards the blue states as a drain on their treasury. Most of the productive people would move to the red states as the blue states will be overrun by derelicts, drug addicts, people with blue, green and purple hair, academic elitist's and people who demand govt take care of them.

We Alaskans will happily cover the northern flank, and provide oil, gold, copper, coal, zinc, and a little bit of silver... That the Feds will not allow us to get to now...
We can also provide Pacific ports where goods can be shipped down through the western Canadian provinces, who will probably also join the Red Alliance. (We will give Vancouver to the Blues.)