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hamsterdance Stop pretending that libtards are the only people getting taxes (that you probably don't pay)
I have paid into social security every single year as a full time employee since the age of 15. I have paid federal, state and income taxes every single year since the age of 16 as a full time employee.
I was referencing how the blue states fund the red states. I put something up even Donald Trump could understand, pictures.(Considering who I was responding to) But to break it down into more detail;
1. Virginia
• Net federal funding: $10,301 per resident
• Total revenue from fed. gov.: $176.8 billion (5th most)
• SNAP benefit recipiency: 8.1 percent (8th lowest)
• Median household income: $71,535 (9th highest)
2. Kentucky
• Net federal funding: $9,145 per resident
• Total revenue from fed. gov.: $70.8 billion (19th most)
• SNAP benefit recipiency: 14.1 percent (8th highest)
• Median household income: $48,375 (7th lowest)
3. New Mexico
• Net federal funding: $8,692 per resident
• Total revenue from fed. gov.: $31.7 billion (19th least)
• SNAP benefit recipiency: 17.4 percent (the highest)
• Median household income: $46,744 (5th lowest)
4. West Virginia
• Net federal funding: $7,283 per resident
• Total revenue from fed. gov.: $24.6 billion (15th least)
• SNAP benefit recipiency: 16.8 percent (2nd highest)
• Median household income: $43,469 (the lowest)
5. Alaska
• Net federal funding: $7,048 per resident
• Total revenue from fed. gov.: $13.0 billion (8th least)
• SNAP benefit recipiency: 10.8 percent (tied - 22nd lowest)
• Median household income: $73,181 (7th highest)
6. Mississippi
• Net federal funding: $6,880 per resident
• Total revenue from fed. gov.: $37.8 billion (21st least)
• SNAP benefit recipiency: 15.3 percent (6th highest)
• Median household income: $43,529 (2nd lowest)
7. Alabama
• Net federal funding: $6,694 per resident
• Total revenue from fed. gov.: $65.8 billion (21st most)
• SNAP benefit recipiency: 14.0 percent (9th highest)
• Median household income: $48,123 (6th lowest)
8. Maryland
• Net federal funding: $6,035 per resident
• Total revenue from fed. gov.: $105.1 billion (11th most)
• SNAP benefit recipiency: 10.3 percent (17th lowest)
• Median household income: $80,776 (the highest)
9. Maine
• Net federal funding: $5,572 per resident
• Total revenue from fed. gov.: $17.4 billion (10th least)
• SNAP benefit recipiency: 12.8 percent (17th highest)
• Median household income: $56,277 (20th lowest)
10. Hawaii
• Net federal funding: $5,270 per resident
• Total revenue from fed. gov.: $19.9 billion (13th least)
• SNAP benefit recipiency: 10.7 percent (20th lowest)
• Median household income: $77,765 (3rd highest)
11. Arkansas
• Net federal funding: $5,080 per resident
• Total revenue from fed. gov.: $35.1 billion (20th least)
• SNAP benefit recipiency: 11.8 percent (25th highest)
• Median household income: $45,869 (3rd lowest)
12. South Carolina
• Net federal funding: $5,008 per resident
• Total revenue from fed. gov.: $59.7 billion (23rd most)
• SNAP benefit recipiency: 12.3 percent (tied - 19th highest)
• Median household income: $50,570 (9th lowest)
13. Arizona
• Net federal funding: $4,430 per resident
• Total revenue from fed. gov.: $82.8 billion (14th most)
• SNAP benefit recipiency: 10.8 percent (tied - 22nd lowest)
• Median household income: $56,581 (23rd lowest)
14. Oklahoma
• Net federal funding: $3,986 per resident
• Total revenue from fed. gov.: $45.1 billion (23rd least)
• SNAP benefit recipiency: 13.2 percent (tied - 12th highest)
• Median household income: $50,051 (8th lowest)
15. Missouri
• Net federal funding: $3,949 per resident
• Total revenue from fed. gov.: $72.3 billion (18th most)
• SNAP benefit recipiency: 11.0 percent (23rd lowest)
• Median household income: $53,578 (15th lowest)
16. Montana
• Net federal funding: $3,808 per resident
• Total revenue from fed. gov.: $12.2 billion (6th least)
• SNAP benefit recipiency: 9.4 percent (14th lowest)
• Median household income: $53,386 (14th lowest)
17. Louisiana
• Net federal funding: $3,785 per resident
• Total revenue from fed. gov.: $52.0 billion (25th least)
• SNAP benefit recipiency: 16.4 percent (3rd highest)
• Median household income: $46,145 (4th lowest)
18. Vermont
• Net federal funding: $3,741 per resident
• Total revenue from fed. gov.: $8.0 billion (3rd least)
• SNAP benefit recipiency: 11.5 percent (24th lowest)
• Median household income: $57,513 (24th lowest)
19. Tennessee
• Net federal funding: $3,591 per resident
• Total revenue from fed. gov.: $76.3 billion (17th most)
• SNAP benefit recipiency: 13.5 percent (11th highest)
• Median household income: $51,340 (10th lowest)
Idaho
20. Idaho
• Net federal funding: $3,428 per resident
• Total revenue from fed. gov.: $17.5 billion (11th least)
• SNAP benefit recipiency: 9.7 percent (16th lowest)
• Median household income: $52,225 (11th lowest)
21. North Carolina
• Net federal funding: $3,358 per resident
• Total revenue from fed. gov.: $113.1 billion (9th most)
• SNAP benefit recipiency: 12.3 percent (tied - 19th highest)
• Median household income: $52,752 (13th lowest)
22. Delaware
• Net federal funding: $2,892 per resident
• Total revenue from fed. gov.: $11.5 billion (5th least)
• SNAP benefit recipiency: 10.4 percent (18th lowest)
• Median household income: $62,852 (17th highest)
23. Ohio
• Net federal funding: $2,750 per resident
• Total revenue from fed. gov.: $125.7 billion (8th most)
• SNAP benefit recipiency: 13.2 percent (tied - 12th highest)
• Median household income: $54,021 (16th lowest)
24. Oregon
• Net federal funding: $2,477 per resident
• Total revenue from fed. gov.: $45.7 billion (24th least)
• SNAP benefit recipiency: 15.4 percent (tied - 4th highest)
• Median household income: $60,212 (20th highest)
25. Michigan
• Net federal funding: $2,474 per resident
• Total revenue from fed. gov.: $108.4 billion (10th most)
• SNAP benefit recipiency: 13.1 percent (14th highest)
• Median household income: $54,909 (18th lowest)
26. Indiana
• Net federal funding: $2,359 per resident
• Total revenue from fed. gov.: $67.8 billion (20th most)
• SNAP benefit recipiency: 9.3 percent (13th lowest)
• Median household income: $54,181 (17th lowest)
27. Pennsylvania
• Net federal funding: $2,299 per resident
• Total revenue from fed. gov.: $155.8 billion (6th most)
• SNAP benefit recipiency: 12.9 percent (tied - 15th highest)
• Median household income: $59,195 (24th highest)
28. Georgia
• Net federal funding: $2,253 per resident
• Total revenue from fed. gov.: $104.5 billion (12th most)
• SNAP benefit recipiency: 12.6 percent (18th highest)
• Median household income: $56,183 (19th lowest)
29. Rhode Island
• Net federal funding: $2,228 per resident
• Total revenue from fed. gov.: $12.6 billion (7th least)
• SNAP benefit recipiency: 15.4 percent (tied - 4th highest)
• Median household income: $63,870 (15th highest)
30. Florida
• Net federal funding: $2,187 per resident
• Total revenue from fed. gov.: $237.7 billion (3rd most)
• SNAP benefit recipiency: 13.6 percent (10th highest)
• Median household income: $52,594 (12th lowest)
31. Kansas
• Net federal funding: $1,983 per resident
• Total revenue from fed. gov.: $31.3 billion (18th least)
• SNAP benefit recipiency: 7.7 percent (6th lowest)
• Median household income: $56,422 (21st lowest)
32. South Dakota
• Net federal funding: $1,409 per resident
• Total revenue from fed. gov.: $9.3 billion (4th least)
• SNAP benefit recipiency: 8.9 percent (tied - 12th lowest)
• Median household income: $56,521 (22nd lowest)
33. Nevada
• Net federal funding: $1,140 per resident
• Total revenue from fed. gov.: $28.7 billion (16th least)
• SNAP benefit recipiency: 12.2 percent (22nd highest)
• Median household income: $58,003 (25th lowest)
34. Iowa
• Net federal funding: $1,105 per resident
• Total revenue from fed. gov.: $29.9 billion (17th least)
• SNAP benefit recipiency: 9.6 percent (15th lowest)
• Median household income: $58,570 (25th highest)
35. Minnesota
• Net federal funding: $959 per resident
• Total revenue from fed. gov.: $64.4 billion (22nd most)
• SNAP benefit recipiency: 7.8 percent (7th lowest)
• Median household income: $68,388 (12th highest)
36. Wyoming
• Net federal funding: $670 per resident
• Total revenue from fed. gov.: $7.1 billion (the least)
• SNAP benefit recipiency: 6.3 percent (tied - the lowest)
• Median household income: $60,434 (19th highest)
37. Wisconsin
• Net federal funding: $536 per resident
• Total revenue from fed. gov.: $55.4 billion (25th most)
• SNAP benefit recipiency: 10.6 percent (19th lowest)
• Median household income: $59,305 (22nd highest)
38. Texas
• Net federal funding: $304 per resident
• Total revenue from fed. gov.: $269.0 billion (2nd most)
• SNAP benefit recipiency: 12.0 percent (tied - 23rd highest)
• Median household income: $59,206 (23rd highest)
39. Utah
• Net federal funding: $296 per resident
• Total revenue from fed. gov.: $23.9 billion (14th least)
• SNAP benefit recipiency: 6.8 percent (3rd lowest)
• Median household income: $68,358 (13th highest)
40. California
• Net federal funding: $12 per resident
• Total revenue from fed. gov.: $436.1 billion (the most)
• SNAP benefit recipiency: 8.9 percent (tied - 12th lowest)
• Median household income: $71,805 (8th highest)
41. Colorado
• Net federal funding: -$95 per resident
• Total revenue from fed. gov.: $57.5 billion (24th most)
• SNAP benefit recipiency: 7.6 percent (5th lowest)
• Median household income: $69,117 (11th highest)
42. Nebraska
• Net federal funding: -$164 per resident
• Total revenue from fed. gov.: $17.7 billion (12th least)
• SNAP benefit recipiency: 8.3 percent (9th lowest)
• Median household income: $59,970 (21st highest)
43. Washington
• Net federal funding: -$184 per resident
• Total revenue from fed. gov.: $80.5 billion (15th most)
• SNAP benefit recipiency: 12.3 percent (tied - 19th highest)
• Median household income: $70,979 (10th highest)
44. New Hampshire
• Net federal funding: -$234 per resident
• Total revenue from fed. gov.: $15.0 billion (9th least)
• SNAP benefit recipiency: 7.0 percent (4th lowest)
• Median household income: $73,381 (6th highest)
45. Illinois
• Net federal funding: -$364 per resident
• Total revenue from fed. gov.: $131.8 billion (7th most)
• SNAP benefit recipiency: 12.9 percent (tied - 15th highest)
• Median household income: $62,992 (16th highest)
46. North Dakota
• Net federal funding: -$720 per resident
• Total revenue from fed. gov.: $7.9 billion (2nd least)
• SNAP benefit recipiency: 6.3 percent (tied - the lowest)
• Median household income: $61,843 (18th highest)
47. New York
• Net federal funding: -$1,792 per resident
• Total revenue from fed. gov.: $220.6 billion (4th most)
• SNAP benefit recipiency: 14.8 percent (7th highest)
• Median household income: $64,894 (14th highest)
48. Massachusetts
• Net federal funding: -$2,343 per resident
• Total revenue from fed. gov.: $78.7 billion (16th most)
• SNAP benefit recipiency: 11.7 percent (25th lowest)
• Median household income: $77,385 (4th highest)
49. New Jersey
• Net federal funding: -$2,368 per resident
• Total revenue from fed. gov.: $97.7 billion (13th most)
• SNAP benefit recipiency: 8.9 percent (tied - 12th lowest)
• Median household income: $80,088 (2nd highest)
50. Connecticut
• Net federal funding: -$4,000 per resident
• Total revenue from fed. gov.: $41.1 billion (22nd least)
• SNAP benefit recipiency: 12.0 percent (tied - 23rd highest)
• Median household income: $74,168 (5th highest)
