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The median salary in Mississippi is $30k a year. Everywhere else in the country this is considered a poverty wage, but in Britain you'd be well off
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>>220759915
Mississippi is also conveniently the state with the least millionaires/billionaires to skew the statistic. Most people Ive grown up around and anyone under thirty makes maybe a little over 30k annually if not less. I've lived in Kansas, Arizona, and Missouri. Even if they do make more than 30k, it's not like that money isn't going right out the door monthly on rent, phone, car, groceries, insurance.
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>>220760171
why don't you just work more than 10 hours per week
that's less than I make in eastern europe
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>>220760237
I am a technician for an internet provider.
I make 24 an hour and work 35 hours a week. After bank churning, credit card churning, and taxes I net 40k annually. More than enough for me but it is just me and my girlfriend and I drive a shitbox, but compared to most people in my area I make out well.
Arent you niggers the ones with the booming tech industry?
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>>220759915
I get paid 60k euros per year gross, where does that put me?
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>>220760171
>i'm poor so other people are too
senooooooor
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>>220760543
They are deliberately kept ignorant through the defunding of education and abolishment of educational schemes, and their entire system is stacked against them. It's not their fault that they're retarded, but it's a shame that we all have to deal with the consequences.
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>>220759915
Most people here are well aware that we earn poverty wages. The average modern Brit will actually shame you as some kind of diabolical hypercapitalist for daring to earn more than £50k (about $68k) and immediately call for the government to tax you 100% on everything over it to SAVE ARE NHS
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Per capita GDP used to be on a par in 1980.
Now it’s half.
Old continent is tot.
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Yeah it's genuinely awful in the UK if you do any research into the topic. There's almost no way of getting wealthy independently there through salary resulting in inheritance/parents having a disproportionate affect on life outcomes because just working hard/being smart/driven etc is not rewarded to anywhere near the same level as in the USA.
For example, I don't practise any longer but am a medical doctor. In USA this can genuinely make you multimillionaire wealthy young, in the uk it's just not possible except for the best of the best with tonnes of private work because you're after tax earnings are about 30% what an American takes home. It's not just medicine this extends over all fields, you have to be a top performer and work your arse off just to live a similar life to a mediocre American half arsing the same job.
Only way you can get anywhere there is through risky investing, own business, YouTube etc or other really risky shit and even then this stuff is considerably harder than in the USA
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>>220761441
I make $650k after tax... no need to move anymore... why tf u think I'm in Jersey... But when I was a brokoid teenager it really bothered me just how easy they have it. I do recognise that the UK is similar in this regard for those from developing countries.
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>>220760351
>Arent you niggers the ones with the booming tech industry?
first of all, there are no booming tech industries anymore, that bubble popped with the interest rate hikes
second, that was estonia
third, we're the poorest EU country and have been consistently falling behind to the point where most russians actually live better than us despite not having EU gibs
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>>220759915
In the UK, the minimum wage is £24,785 per year, but the median for full-time workers is only £39,039. This means that the average Briton only earns £14k per year more than minimum wage.
Does it happen in your country?
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>>220760055
How much is your rent though? Even in the shittiest neighborhood in Mississippi, you're probably paying at least $500 a month with a roommate.
I would say the majority of them either have no insurance, or insurance to bad that they can't even afford to go to the doctor for a yearly checkup.
And the public transportation is also shit so they're going to have to pay for and maintain a car.
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Muh GDP.per capita or sumthin
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>>220759915
>$30k
£22,170.89
That is less than national living wage for 21+ @ £12.71 / hr and most full time jobs being 40 hours a week.
In the South here you would be broke. In the North you would be somewhat fine.
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>>220759915
$30k is below minimum wage in the UK thoughsoever.
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>>220777903
Lets not focus on the negatives. What are the positives of living in the UK (United Kingdom)
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>you'd be well off in britain
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>>220761163
>am a medical doctor. In USA this can genuinely make you multimillionaire wealthy young
your entire 20s is consumed by schooling which puts you in tens of thousands of dollars in debt for a career where you work 12 hours a day on call
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