Is it better for your state or town to be poor and broke, or integrated with non-white people?

[msc545]

Assume that you cannot have both.

I prefer poor and broke instead of being integrated.

I will take integrated, and not poor and broke.

[razelove]

Who cares if they're black, white, Asian, or fresh off the boat. If an area is building wealth, the crime is likely to be low, the jobs paying fairly decent, unless the income is ludicrously high and it's all hybrid corporate types, or one hedge fund manager bringing the average up.

If the wealth is too high, then so are the expenses and it winds up becoming monochrome from liberalism again. St. George is a good example of that. Baton Rouge is a predominantly Black, followed by white, then Hispanic, mixed, and Asian. St. George became a high income suburb that broke off for better schools, but really to keep their taxes and try to drag in other high income earners. They don't have their school district, but have a town council and cut out all the low income housing from their projected map.

No real industry, just high priced suburb. I can't think of it being pleasant to live there unless I was working in Baton Rouge, like it wouldn't benefit me, or my kids to have a life there. It is high income, and was racially diverse though.

[GoodGuyBreakingBad]

I will take integrated, and not poor and broke.

[GoodGuyBreakingBad]

Thanks for MHO :)

[Sevenpointfive]

let me explain my point of view.

American children of age do not want to work. these children have to be replaced. unfortunately, they are replaced by illegals parents and the child is sold into slavery.

why do we call it trafficking? was slavery only for the blacks?

[exitseven]

As long as the non white people are legal residents and are working I am good with them.

[Berethor]

Non-whites make the economy worse, anyway better poorness than the white genocide.

[msc545]

How does skin color affect the economy?

[Berethor]

It not just skin color, the third world countries look like they do because of the population.

[msc545]

So when non-white people here in the US mix with white people that has no economic effects or it does?

[slatyb]

Like it has in Seattle and San Francisco and New York and Los Angeles?

[msc545]

@berethor How do they look exactly? I am having trouble understanding that.