Comments by "Manfred " (@manfredmann2766) on "Top 10 States with Highest Poverty In America [Poorest States 2023]" video.

  1. Great video, and I almost guessed MI, due to Flint, Detroit, Saginaw, etc. and they have high property taxes. No offense, but some of the pictures that accompanied both NM and NV, looked like they were from somewhere else, the former looked like Appalachia, and the latter looked like Baltimore or Philadelphia. At least AR has the NW corner and KY has some growing cities like Louisville , Lexington, and the central to western part of the state have some fertile land to support agribusinesses.
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  2.  @daleharvey3278 He also said that America’s fixin to fall.
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  3. It must be great because I keep seeing more and more people buying 400 k houses cash in Tucson, where in CA, they were living in gang infested cities in the LA area or somewhere in the inland empire. BTW a 400k house in in AZ is about average in both Phoenix and Tucson.
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  4. Be careful with that low carbs are good stuff. I knew someone who died young and did something active every day from that type of eating.
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  5. Poverty can be relative depending on the person. From a financial perspective 100 k is a different animal in Irvine, CA versus Lawton, OK. From a psychological perspective one can be in an affluent family and have no self confidence and have a poor mindset devoid of any type of spirituality (IMO, I am not referring to Yoga, New Age philosophies or anything that deviates from the Bible). Anyhow I am going to guess before watching the video: WV, AR, AL, MS, LA, NM, KY, OK, TN, and MO However, the people that I have met in some of my aforementioned states would have a much better chance of handling adversity than someone who is a slave to corporate America via a white collar job.
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