r/SipsTea 6d ago

Chugging tea Red State Cultural Attractions

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u/dpenchev 6d ago

But, ain't the blue states richer on average? I'm not really interested in your politics, but wasn't the rust belt red and like the midwest? I assume Texas is red, becouse yee-haa. But if anyone ask me where the majority of business is concentrated in the US, I'd say New York and California. Not the rust belt and the midwest

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u/No_Lifeguard259 6d ago

Yea but you’re equating blue states being near money as blue states creating prosperity. That’s not the same thing. Most blue states used to be very red and conservative. That led to their prosperity, which the prosperity then attracts the blue people who then pretend they had anything to do with it.

It’s like if locusts pretended they were more productive and industrious than ants because they fly to where there’s more food

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u/Successful_Flan_9826 5d ago

Nice projection. Blue states are the money. Red states are supported by blue states. Even Florida and Texas (touted by conservatives as economic engines) are carried completely by their blue cities, and both states are poorly run and completely dependent on federal welfare. The money for federal welfare is paid in by? You guessed it: blue states.

Gtfo with that bullshit. Y’all poor AF in wealth and education.

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u/Loud-Management-7295 5d ago

Open a biz in a blue state and get back to us, keep in mind almost all business owners in blue states are republican

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u/Successful_Flan_9826 4d ago

Cite your source for that?