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And yall even got the big time taxes to go with it, brilliant
I don't know if you guys can tell time down there but you're numbers are from 2010 and pre-Chris Christie. We have so much surplus in the system that it would take states like Louisiana 453 years to pay us back.... and that would require Louisiana to actually show some productivity for once. We all know that's not happening for the welfare state.
If NJ wasn't subsidizing the unproductive south, the state would have plenty of money to cover its budget.
Since blue cities are where most of the violent crimes and murders take place anyone who isn't nervous there must be a liberal out of touch with reality.
Yeah because if you step foot inside city limits you will be murdered
I have lived in the south most of my life so I have an understanding of the indigenous species here. Having said that, I avoid driving through Oklahoma and Kansas like the plague. They are simply the most boring drives that one would ever make, and when I have had to go to Texas I always fly. I love driving through Mississippi. There are plenty of knuckle draggers there, but the scenery is great outside of the cities.
But Oklahoma is a lot more scenic than Kansas. The problem is that the interstates in Oklahoma don't take you through much of its hill and forested country side. The main thing about the scenery I remember about Mississippi was like it was always driving through a tunnel because the land was so flat and covered by pine trees.
But Oklahoma is a lot more scenic than Kansas. The problem is that the interstates in Oklahoma don't take you through much of its hill and forested country side. The main thing about the scenery I remember about Mississippi was like it was always driving through a tunnel because the land was so flat and covered by pine trees.
That sure doesn't describe the delta region of Mississippi. Dead flat, mostly farm land, very few trees for miles in all directions. Route 61, Tunica going south.
But Oklahoma is a lot more scenic than Kansas. The problem is that the interstates in Oklahoma don't take you through much of its hill and forested country side. The main thing about the scenery I remember about Mississippi was like it was always driving through a tunnel because the land was so flat and covered by pine trees.
That sure doesn't describe the delta region of Mississippi. Dead flat, mostly farm land, very few trees for miles in all directions. Route 61, Tunica going south.
I don't know if you guys can tell time down there but you're numbers are from 2010 and pre-Chris Christie. We have so much surplus in the system that it would take states like Louisiana 453 years to pay us back.... and that would require Louisiana to actually show some productivity for once. We all know that's not happening for the welfare state.
If NJ wasn't subsidizing the unproductive south, the state would have plenty of money to cover its budget.
“The latest report from Moody’s is once again great cause for concern for New Jersey taxpayers, especially considering the agency expects New Jersey’s economic and employment growth to lag the rest of the nation through 2014,” says Prieto. “The only people benefiting under Gov. Christie’s economic policies are the millionaires enjoying their Christie tax cuts. It’s certainly not those enduring 9 percent unemployment and a net 20 percent property tax increase under Gov. Christie.”
“The latest report from Moody’s is once again great cause for concern for New Jersey taxpayers, especially considering the agency expects New Jersey’s economic and employment growth to lag the rest of the nation through 2014,” says Prieto. “The only people benefiting under Gov. Christie’s economic policies are the millionaires enjoying their Christie tax cuts. It’s certainly not those enduring 9 percent unemployment and a net 20 percent property tax increase under Gov. Christie.”
I guess we're too busy providing welfare to states like South Carolina. Not every state gets to live off the federal government's teat.
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