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>>29990152
I definitely wouldn't call Mississippi "poor". It isn't great, but it does alright. This game of "group of people x votes for y but is still poor" can be played really well by those on the right as well. Detroit, Chicago, and other shithole cities have been democrat controlled for like 50 years uninterrupted and are nightmarish shitholes.
I don't think the political leanings of a cities inhabitants is the only factor that determines productivity. You could get 100,000 retarded niggers in MAGA hats and they would still be unproductive niggers. You could get 100,000 productive tech entrepreneurs and put them in "Bernie or Bust" t-shirts and they'd still be productive tech entrepreneurs. The productiveness of cities has a lot to do with the caliber of people who life there, not their political leanings.
Detroit, chicago, ect? Filled with useless kangs. Economically destitute.
Houston, Miami, ect? Sprinkled with talent individuals and productive members of society. Still lots of useless kangs. Thanks to the handful productive people, they have a future.
And by the way, these types of useful professionals come from all over the political spectrum, and if my recollection serves me right, lean slightly to the political right.
Meanwhile, useless kangs vote primarily dem.