@LisaAnice4680@JeremiahMartin@GavinNewsom In 2024 California closed the gap, but still has the highest GDP, highest deficit, and one of the highest taxation rates (the highest, depending on how you calculate it).
In 2025 and 2026 California wouldn't be a donor state at all, if Trump gave us the fed funding we asked for.
@LisaAnice4680@JeremiahMartin@GavinNewsom No, it doesn't, you fucking retard.
Stop being such a dumbfuck and learn something today. These chart below is 2023 numbers, which show Minnesota donating 4x that of California. That disparity is even greater today.
@LisaAnice4680@JeremiahMartin@GavinNewsom Wow, you are a moron.
We have the largest deficit of any state.
12 donor states donate more than us, per capita, but have:
- smaller GDP's
- smaller per capita tax burdens
- smaller deficits (or no deficit at all).
If you don't see the problem, you're dumb as fuck.
@LisaAnice4680@JeremiahMartin@GavinNewsom Red herring fallacy.
We have the largest GDP, we tax our citizens HARD, we are nowhere near the highest per capita donor states, and we have the largest deficit in America. We shouldn't need even more money to rectify that. It's 100% because of democrat fund misappropriation.
@LisaAnice4680@JeremiahMartin@GavinNewsom Of the 19 donor states, California ranks 13th per capita, donating roughly $2,000 more per person than it receives from the fed. Minnesota donates 5x that amount, and runs no deficit.
Using our modest donor status as an excuse for the deficit shows your level of retardation.
@clarkson17976@JeremiahMartin@GavinNewsom To start, I want him to focus on failing infrastructure, reduce crime, reduce costs, reduce homelessness, clean up this dirthole, and stop misappropriating our tax dollars.
@hexclad I’ve sorted it out. Costco said they will take them back, no questions asked. I’ll never buy another HexClad product again, and will advise others to avoid your overpriced garbage, like it’s the plague.
@SenSanders Bernie,
Now explain how you keep their money in our country.
If you suggest stiff exit taxes:
1) explain how you keep them from hiding their money
2) explain how you keep those exit taxes from motivating the wealthy to start new businesses in countries with favorable taxation.