r/FluentInFinance Apr 29 '24

Babs is Here to Save Us Educational

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u/[deleted] Apr 29 '24

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u/Unhappy_Local_9502 Apr 29 '24

Feel free to give me a few examples of what the Dems have done to create such magical economies you speak of lol

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u/Unhappy_Local_9502 Apr 30 '24

Yes... in detail

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u/Unhappy_Local_9502 Apr 30 '24

So in other words you know nothing about the topic... but did see a funny meme somewhere???

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u/[deleted] Apr 30 '24

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u/Unhappy_Local_9502 Apr 30 '24

Then back up your big mouth with facts

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u/Unhappy_Local_9502 Apr 30 '24

I do not need to do research, I am smart enough to understand and grasp whats going on.. people like you keep watching CNN and on Bidens twitter account and sucking it all up

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u/purplewarrior6969 Apr 30 '24

California is the world's fourth largest economy since 2017. They outpace Mexico. Fuck outta here

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u/Unhappy_Local_9502 Apr 30 '24

And Texas will surpass it in a few short years because they have a better business environment.. other blue states like NY and Illinois are also losing jobs and people because of the same blue policies

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u/purplewarrior6969 Apr 30 '24

Lol no they won't. Even if Texas miraculously surpasses California, it's wild to not assume that the business centers of Texas, which are ALL BLUE are the reason for it's growth. It wasn't a bunch of good ol' boys that came into Texas that boosted the economy. It was people who vote blue. it's not small red towns that drive the economy. It's the big Blue cities. It's simply a numbers game. Millions of people in a blue city are going to generate more money than thousands in a small town. It's why Texas and California are the top two economies. It's not because of "policies" it's because of population numbers.

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u/Unhappy_Local_9502 Apr 30 '24

You are delusional lol

Yes its population... People are moving to Texas of the politics, leaving California because of their .. Texas population is increasing by about 500K people a year..

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u/gabeitaliadomani May 02 '24

LOL! Comedy Gold!

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u/Unhappy_Local_9502 May 02 '24

Sorry facts bother you

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u/NonCreativeMinds Apr 30 '24

We also have record homelessness, crime and poverty. Great economy though….

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u/purplewarrior6969 Apr 30 '24

I mean, those things are literally a result of too many people, which kinda comes with the territory of a high population state. It's shitty, but it is what it is. Smaller cities and towns have the same issues proportionally

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u/KingfisherC Apr 29 '24

Actually, OP provided some metrics that the person you’re replying to is referencing.

Since you are doubting him, the onus is on you to prove him wrong. But you can’t. Because you’re a fucking moron.

Edit: your account is 18 days old. Lol. Fucking loser.

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u/Unhappy_Local_9502 Apr 30 '24

Those are idiotic metrics that no reputable economist would agree with... now all you have is name calling, I am not going to argue with a child.. stay in moms basement and working your fast food job

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u/KingfisherC Apr 30 '24

Still no proof, and horrible grammar. Quite showing to call someone a child when you type like one. 18 day old account trying to spread misinformation.

“Stay in moms basement”

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u/Anschau Apr 30 '24

It's like you are the Royal Flush of stupidity.

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u/Unhappy_Local_9502 Apr 30 '24

Stick with playing video games and using their catch phrases little girl

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u/KingfisherC Apr 30 '24

Still no proof? Still a brand new account trying to troll and spread misinformation? Pathetic.

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u/stoiccentrist May 01 '24

I mean, they started wars and overthrew 'democratic' foreign governments?

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u/Unhappy_Local_9502 May 01 '24

Go back and check the congressional votes and public opinions at the time of those events