Which States Eat The Most Crap?

[schmidlap]

No surprises! It's the least-educated, lowest-income, lowest-longevity states, of course!

https://thehill.com/business/5347219-states-highest-fast-food-costs-wallethub/

And, conversely,

 

[rightwinger]

They also smoke the most

Based on recent data, the states with the highest smoking rates are primarily located in the South and Midwest regions of the United States
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Specifically, as of 2023, the states with the highest reported smoking rates for adults include:

• West Virginia: around 20%.
• Tennessee: 17%.
• Louisiana: 16%.
• Mississippi: 16%.
• Oklahoma: 16%.
• Arkansas: 15%.
• Missouri: 15%.

West Virginia consistently ranks at the top, with approximately 28.19% of adults reported as smokers

 

[iamwhatiseem]

They also smoke the most

Based on recent data, the states with the highest smoking rates are primarily located in the South and Midwest regions of the United States
.
Specifically, as of 2023, the states with the highest reported smoking rates for adults include:

• West Virginia: around 20%.
• Tennessee: 17%.
• Louisiana: 16%.
• Mississippi: 16%.
• Oklahoma: 16%.
• Arkansas: 15%.
• Missouri: 15%.

West Virginia consistently ranks at the top, with approximately 28.19% of adults reported as smokers

Smoking rates among the poor is because poverty is financed by liberal social policies. They use food stamps to buy food, use Medicaid to pay for healthcare, get reduced rent and reduced utilities - and then buy expensive cigarettes/alcohol and tattoos with their own money.

 

[1srelluc]

Meh, too many people anyway.

 

[Muhammed]

Blacks eat a lot of fast food.

 

[Dekster]

No surprises! It's the least-educated, lowest-income, lowest-longevity states, of course!

https://thehill.com/business/5347219-states-highest-fast-food-costs-wallethub/

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As a percent of income just reflects household incomes are lower in poorer states. It doesn't mean they eat more.

 

[Missourian]

In Mississippi a dollar is worth almost 25% more than it is in Massachusetts.

More disposable income, they can afford to eat out more often.

Check out the surprising correlation...

These Maps Show Where a Dollar Goes Furthest in the U.S.

Every dollar spent is not equal. In some cities like NYC or SF, it will buy you far less - and in other places, a dollar has much more buying power.

www.visualcapitalist.com

 

[Missourian]

Damn. A dollar in California is only worth 88¢.

 

[rightwinger]

Smoking rates among the poor is because poverty is financed by liberal social policies. They use food stamps to buy food, use Medicaid to pay for healthcare, get reduced rent and reduced utilities - and then buy expensive cigarettes/alcohol and tattoos with their own money.

Blame liberals because conservatives smoke too much

Can you guys EVER take responsibility for your own actions?

 

[SweetSue92]

Scratch a liberal, find a elitist classist who hates the poor.

I'm not even kidding.

 

[OhPleaseJustQuit]

No surprises! It's the least-educated, lowest-income, lowest-longevity states, of course!

https://thehill.com/business/5347219-states-highest-fast-food-costs-wallethub/

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Besides, Mr. Trump is not a state.




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[OhPleaseJustQuit]

In Mississippi a dollar is worth almost 25% more than it is in Massachusetts.

More disposable income, they can afford to eat out more often.

Check out the surprising correlation...

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These Maps Show Where a Dollar Goes Furthest in the U.S.

Every dollar spent is not equal. In some cities like NYC or SF, it will buy you far less - and in other places, a dollar has much more buying power.

www.visualcapitalist.com

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Yep!

I got an estimate to have my home in South Dakota painted this fall, and the first estimate is $1,000 less than it cost to have my smaller home in WA painted four years ago.

Boy, I like living here!


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[Dragonlady]

Smoking rates among the poor is because poverty is financed by liberal social policies. They use food stamps to buy food, use Medicaid to pay for healthcare, get reduced rent and reduced utilities - and then buy expensive cigarettes/alcohol and tattoos with their own money.

The idiocy rate among Trump voters is through the roof. These people are so stupid, they can be convinced of ANYTHING, including the bilge I quoted above. They consistently blame the poor for being poor despite government labour and tax laws which are designed to enrich the wealthy and subjugate workers.

Poverty isn't "finance by liberal social policies". Poverty is inflicted on these people in red states by state governments which believe workers are stupid and lazy. Their schools are underfinanced and don't provide a good education. The minimum wage is too low,, and they're mostly "right to work" states.

There are no state funded social programs, so they have even less income and resources that blue states provide.

 

[iamwhatiseem]

Blame liberals because conservatives smoke too much

Can you guys EVER take responsibility for your own actions?

 

[Missourian]

They also smoke the most

Based on recent data, the states with the highest smoking rates are primarily located in the South and Midwest regions of the United States
.
Specifically, as of 2023, the states with the highest reported smoking rates for adults include:

• West Virginia: around 20%.
• Tennessee: 17%.
• Louisiana: 16%.
• Mississippi: 16%.
• Oklahoma: 16%.
• Arkansas: 15%.
• Missouri: 15%.

West Virginia consistently ranks at the top, with approximately 28.19% of adults reported as smokers

Because conservatives aren't a bunch of busybodies.

If you want to smoke, smoke.

As long as you don't try to force your smoking lifestyle on me or try to force it on my kids, and you can safely function in society, smoke all you want. Ain't none of my business.

 

[rightwinger]

Because conservatives aren't a bunch of busybodies.

If you want to smoke, smoke.

As long as you don't try to force your smoking lifestyle on me or try to force it on my kids, and you can safely function in society, smoke all you want. Ain't none of my business.

Smokers die at a young age and add to our healthcare bills
To still be smoking in 2025 shows a distinct lack of intelligence…plus they STINK

Why they vote Republican

 

[AntonToo]

In Mississippi a dollar is worth almost 25% more than it is in Massachusetts.

More disposable income, they can afford to eat out more often.

Check out the surprising correlation...

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These Maps Show Where a Dollar Goes Furthest in the U.S.

Every dollar spent is not equal. In some cities like NYC or SF, it will buy you far less - and in other places, a dollar has much more buying power.

www.visualcapitalist.com

Your economic analysis is shit - Salaries are ALSO much higher in those states.

 

[BrokeLoser]

They also smoke the most

Based on recent data, the states with the highest smoking rates are primarily located in the South and Midwest regions of the United States
.
Specifically, as of 2023, the states with the highest reported smoking rates for adults include:

• West Virginia: around 20%.
• Tennessee: 17%.
• Louisiana: 16%.
• Mississippi: 16%.
• Oklahoma: 16%.
• Arkansas: 15%.
• Missouri: 15%.

West Virginia consistently ranks at the top, with approximately 28.19% of adults reported as smokers

The idiocy rate among Trump voters is through the roof. These people are so stupid, they can be convinced of ANYTHING, including the bilge I quoted above. They consistently blame the poor for being poor despite government labour and tax laws which are designed to enrich the wealthy and subjugate workers.

Poverty isn't "finance by liberal social policies". Poverty is inflicted on these people in red states by state governments which believe workers are stupid and lazy. Their schools are underfinanced and don't provide a good education. The minimum wage is too low,, and they're mostly "right to work" states.

There are no state funded social programs, so they have even less income and resources that blue states provide.

No surprises! It's the least-educated, lowest-income, lowest-longevity states, of course!

https://thehill.com/business/5347219-states-highest-fast-food-costs-wallethub/

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hahaha….the racists are out in the wide open…All of the highest ranking states have huge populations of dark people while all the bottom ranking states are white states….hahaha…WHOOPSIE!
You FumbDuckers can’t ever get out of your own way….hahaha

 

[rightwinger]

hahaha….the racists are out in the wide open…All of the highest ranking states have huge populations of dark people while all the bottom ranking states are white states….hahaha…WHOOPSIE!
You FumbDuckers can’t ever get out of your own way….hahaha

Kentucky is 87 percent white

 

[Frankeneinstein]

They also smoke the most

Ya missed the entire point...trump doesn't smoke

Based on recent data, the states with the highest smoking rates are primarily located in the South and Midwest regions of the United States
.
Specifically, as of 2023, the states with the highest reported smoking rates for adults include:

• West Virginia: around 20%.
• Tennessee: 17%.
• Louisiana: 16%.
• Mississippi: 16%.
• Oklahoma: 16%.
• Arkansas: 15%.
• Missouri: 15%.

hmmm

West Virginia consistently ranks at the top, with approximately 28.19% of adults reported as smokers

you trust a poll that has West Virginia more than 8% lower than that?