Yes, but some of us have to work you know. Cities don't subsidize rural areas for no reason. Someone has to pay taxes to subsidize you guys.

We may post on the internet but that's in between breaks. Higher-income voters (voters making over $100K a year) voted for the Democrats by over 13 percentage points this election. Like I said, we're paying for everyone else

Pew Research Voter Breakdown

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Posted by davyjones

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Posted on 7/31/21 at 9:32 pm to nonu121

Higher income voters pay more regardless of party affiliation or voting tendencies. And higher income voters who vote Democrat are volunteering to do so.

But the point of my post was much simpler than all that. The point was that both leftist and rightist voters alike come to message boards just like this one to voice opinions and gripes.....there's just no distinction to be made in that regard.

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Posted by TenWheelsForJesus

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Posted on 8/1/21 at 5:44 am to nonu121

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Cities don't subsidize rural areas for no reason. Someone has to pay taxes to subsidize you guys

This has been proven false multiple times on this board alone. In the states that receive the most welfare, the majority of those that receive it are in the city ghettos. In red states you people love to falsely claim are the most subsidized, the blue voters receive the majority of the welfare.

States that spend the most on welfare per capita are evenly split between blue and red. States that spend the least are majority red.

Red states have more middle class people. Blue states tend to have a small group of extremely wealthy and a large group of poor people. The highest homeless rates are in blue states.

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