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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Moco is on the Baltimore city game plan. Just look to balt city if you want to see the future of moco. [/quote]

Racists like YOU hate it? Yes please! Yes you’re racist. Your mother lied to you, you’re a bad person.[/quote]

A lot of cope and deflection but no answers. Why did it slip from the richest county in the country to poorer than Calvert County and Stafford County?

Current Rankings:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_highest-income_counties_in_the_United_States[/quote]

I’ve noticed a trend on this board from people that are in north Virginia. They seem to have an inferiority complex about MoCo. People in MoCo rarely think about NoVa or post about it but people from there seem to be obsessed with Montgomery county. It’s truly a mental illness.[/quote]

Why did it slip from 1st to 20th though? Do you have any insight? [/quote]

It could be related to the mandatory MPDU’s which I think are a great thing. I love that we have a more inclusive and diverse community. Again, I literally never see anyone from MoCo on here talking about NoVa like this. It’s so weird the people in Virginia have such an inferiority complex. Montgomery county is an amazing place to live. [/quote]

By this logic, you would welcome it slipping to 200, correct? [/quote]

DP. That doesn't follow at all. Did you learn to debate by watching Charlie Kirk YouTube videos?[/quote]

Can you imagine welcoming America’s decline from #1 to #20 in median family income related to the rest of the world because now it made the country more affordable?! There’s a reason it’s more affordable. There are less businesses, less jobs, and less public and private investment relative to the other counties nearby that have take the lead.

Less business investment and household income means less tax revenue, which means less public services, less money for schools, less money for the social safety net. How anyone can argue that this something to celebrate is truly bizarre.

Can you imagine people in DC arguing that DC was better in the 1980s because was more affordable? This is the exact same mind state at work with some of these posters.[/quote]

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