Why do Red States have the most feral hogs?
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Alfred E. Neutrump
What, me worry... No, I'm too sleepy.
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Because liberals are kidnapped in those states and fed to the hogs.
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Your assuming the red necks possess the wherewithal to catch an educated elite liberal
Alfred E. Neutrump
What, me worry... No, I'm too sleepy.
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Nothing ever gets past you.
QUite a stretch, eh?
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...because thems good eatin?
GO Nathan GO !
GO Nathan GO !
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Red Staters like it when them chubby feller's squeal like piggies...
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Why do blue states and blue areas *cough TX and CA* have the most child marriage?
Maybe rural people are just trying to keep the islamists you guys love so much away.
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Ask the google which are the two most populous states and then extrapolate from there.
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Or look at the self loathing trans woman who sees transsexuality everywhere, how typical.
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Highest Rates by Percentage (Per Capita)
According to research data from , the states with the highest per-capita (population percentage) rates of child marriage are:
- Nevada: ~0.67% (~6.15 per 1,000 minors)
- Idaho: ~0.34% (~3.56 per 1,000 minors)
- Utah: ~0.21% (~3.23 per 1,000 minors)
- Kentucky: ~0.26% (~2.98 per 1,000 minors)
- Arkansas: ~0.30%
- Oklahoma: ~0.23%
- Wyoming: ~0.23%
- Alabama: ~0.20%
- West Virginia: ~0.19%
- Mississippi: ~0.18% [, ]
Highest Total Volume (Raw Numbers)
Total number of recorded/estimated child marriages (2000–2018/2021 cohort tracking):
- Texas (highest total volume, with tens of thousands of cases)
- California
- Nevada
- Florida
- North Carolina []
Key Context
- Definition: Child marriage means marriage under age 18.
- Legal Status: Still legal with exceptions (parental, judicial, or pregnancy consent) in a majority of U.S. states. Over 15 states have enacted complete bans with zero exceptions.
- Demographics: Roughly 85% to 93% of minor marriages involve minor girls wed to adult men. [, , , , ]
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Republican argue allowing child marriages predominately girls marrying adult men, reduces abortion.
BY -AUGUST 6, 2026 2:51 PM
After last month who had been confined to a single room in a home in rural Ohio, attention turned to their mother, who had been 15 and pregnant when she married their father.
The child endangerment case has recharged a national conversation around child marriage, which is defined by the United Nations as any marriage involving someone under age 18.
Earlier this year two Ohio state senators — one Democrat, one Republican — that would require Ohio residents to be at least 18 to get married. Current state law allows 17-year-olds to marry with court approval. The bill passed out of a Senate committee in June but didn’t get a full Senate vote before lawmakers adjourned for the summer.
Until the last decade, marriage under age 18 was legal in all 50 states. In, Delaware and New Jersey became the first states to outright ban it. More states followed: Pennsylvania, Minnesota, Rhode Island, New York, Massachusetts, Vermont, Connecticut, Michigan, Washington, Virginia, New Hampshire, Washington, D.C., Maine, Oregon, Missouri and most recently, Oklahoma, have banned it since 2020.
In May, Oklahoma passed a Republican-sponsored that removed all exceptions for a person under 18 to marry.
“Oklahoma children must be able to grow up free from coercion and exploitation, and it is our duty to guarantee those protections are enacted and enforced,” said Oklahoma state Sen. Warren Hamilton, a Republican who sponsored the bill, in a May.
Hamilton said the law protects minors from forced marriage and helps prevent child trafficking and exploitation, ensuring “that no minor, even those who are close to adulthood, is placed in a marriage that puts their safety or well-being at risk.”
In 33 states, marriage under 18 is still allowed with varying restrictions, such as parental consent or court approval for marriage involving someone aged 15-17. Only three states — California, Mississippi and New Mexico — do not specify a minimum age for marriage.
As of 2021, the most recent year for which data is available, Nevada, Idaho and Utah hadaccording to a 2025 study by Unchained At Last, a nonprofit that advocates for the end of child marriage. Nevada’s rate — 6 per 1,000 minors — was nearly twice that of Idaho and Utah. Maine, New Hampshire and Rhode Island had the lowest rates, at less than 0.2 per 1,000 minors. The U.Swas more than 2 per 1,000 girls and 0.31 per 1,000 boys.
Between 2000 and 2021, under age 18 were legally wed, according to the group. were girls wed to adult men.
Advocates for ending child marriage point to research that has found for those involved, including greater vulnerability to sexual and domestic violence, worse health outcomes, higher likelihood of dropping out of high school, greater risk of poverty and higher divorce rates.
A 2022 study from researchers at McGill University found that the proportion of child marriages that varied across states from 1% to more than 50%.
Oklahoma’s bipartisan bill sailed through the Senate earlier this year but encountered fierce opposition in the House,.
Some Republican lawmakers that the measure amounted to government overreach and would increase the number of babies born out of wedlock. One Oklahoma Republican lawmaker who opposed the bill it would take away parents’ rights to give permission for a teen to marry.
Republican lawmakers in states including have made similar arguments. One Missouri Republican legislator said he believed banning child marriage would result in more abortions,the Missouri Independent.
Oklahoma Democratic state Rep. Michelle McCane told her colleagues earlier this year that she gave birth at 15 and that her life would have been far different if her mother had let her marry the person she “picked in eighth grade.” She pointed out that married minors can’t legally seek a divorce or stay at a domestic violence shelter.
More states ban child marriage, though it’s still legal in most of the US
A high-profile Ohio child abuse case has renewed attention on state laws that permit some teens to marry.BY -AUGUST 6, 2026 2:51 PM
After last month who had been confined to a single room in a home in rural Ohio, attention turned to their mother, who had been 15 and pregnant when she married their father.
The child endangerment case has recharged a national conversation around child marriage, which is defined by the United Nations as any marriage involving someone under age 18.
Earlier this year two Ohio state senators — one Democrat, one Republican — that would require Ohio residents to be at least 18 to get married. Current state law allows 17-year-olds to marry with court approval. The bill passed out of a Senate committee in June but didn’t get a full Senate vote before lawmakers adjourned for the summer.
Until the last decade, marriage under age 18 was legal in all 50 states. In, Delaware and New Jersey became the first states to outright ban it. More states followed: Pennsylvania, Minnesota, Rhode Island, New York, Massachusetts, Vermont, Connecticut, Michigan, Washington, Virginia, New Hampshire, Washington, D.C., Maine, Oregon, Missouri and most recently, Oklahoma, have banned it since 2020.
In May, Oklahoma passed a Republican-sponsored that removed all exceptions for a person under 18 to marry.
“Oklahoma children must be able to grow up free from coercion and exploitation, and it is our duty to guarantee those protections are enacted and enforced,” said Oklahoma state Sen. Warren Hamilton, a Republican who sponsored the bill, in a May.
Hamilton said the law protects minors from forced marriage and helps prevent child trafficking and exploitation, ensuring “that no minor, even those who are close to adulthood, is placed in a marriage that puts their safety or well-being at risk.”
In 33 states, marriage under 18 is still allowed with varying restrictions, such as parental consent or court approval for marriage involving someone aged 15-17. Only three states — California, Mississippi and New Mexico — do not specify a minimum age for marriage.
As of 2021, the most recent year for which data is available, Nevada, Idaho and Utah hadaccording to a 2025 study by Unchained At Last, a nonprofit that advocates for the end of child marriage. Nevada’s rate — 6 per 1,000 minors — was nearly twice that of Idaho and Utah. Maine, New Hampshire and Rhode Island had the lowest rates, at less than 0.2 per 1,000 minors. The U.Swas more than 2 per 1,000 girls and 0.31 per 1,000 boys.
Between 2000 and 2021, under age 18 were legally wed, according to the group. were girls wed to adult men.
Advocates for ending child marriage point to research that has found for those involved, including greater vulnerability to sexual and domestic violence, worse health outcomes, higher likelihood of dropping out of high school, greater risk of poverty and higher divorce rates.
A 2022 study from researchers at McGill University found that the proportion of child marriages that varied across states from 1% to more than 50%.
Oklahoma’s bipartisan bill sailed through the Senate earlier this year but encountered fierce opposition in the House,.
Some Republican lawmakers that the measure amounted to government overreach and would increase the number of babies born out of wedlock. One Oklahoma Republican lawmaker who opposed the bill it would take away parents’ rights to give permission for a teen to marry.
Republican lawmakers in states including have made similar arguments. One Missouri Republican legislator said he believed banning child marriage would result in more abortions,the Missouri Independent.
Oklahoma Democratic state Rep. Michelle McCane told her colleagues earlier this year that she gave birth at 15 and that her life would have been far different if her mother had let her marry the person she “picked in eighth grade.” She pointed out that married minors can’t legally seek a divorce or stay at a domestic violence shelter.
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That's right keep your head in the sand, you douche bag.
You're just mad I won't put my dick head in your mouth you mangy cocksucker...
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What would dullards like Holli and Admingie poast if they didn't have an AI crutch?
It's become tedious...
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Right? I want to read other poasters' thoughts on message boards, not what their AI Betters tell them to think.
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Look at the drama queens crying their eyes out over their chronic emotional damage.
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What's AI about it, Regtardo. It's direct from a link from a google search to a case study/analysis done on child marriage, which is far more predominant in red states....for some reason. LoLz
"lit's git dem lil bitchiz behfer theh smart up ta r wayz."
Try refudiating the data rather than the source, once in a while, Ragtard.
. You can't though, can you, because deep down, waaaay deep down you know red states are are steeped in arcane hillbilly ways. Fact is for all Duhv's duhs trying to implicate blue states, as usual she was completely wrong in attempting to do so, and got it shoved up her ass as always.
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I think it cool, you’ll never know for sure.
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No one fucking cares, Holliday. If you think Anna Claire Vollers didn't use AI to compile that data, you're simply a dumbfuck.
Also: "Stateline is part of , the nation’s largest state-focused nonprofit news organization."
Any time you see the words "nonprofit" you know you're looking at Leftist America-Hating Democrat Filth. Just look at some of the "articles" on the front page:
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This is not "journalism." This is "political agitprop." Perhaps you not knowing the difference is the reason you're such a stupid fucker.
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All that, and you still failed (again as always) to refudiate the data.
Please sir.....Do better,
or do not at all.
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There is nothing to "refutiate" since I don't give the slightest fuck about the subject.
That should have been clear from my response.
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No, what would have made it clear would be a lack of response.
. Obviously you care you're just at a lose as far as saving face for red state hillbillies.
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You do realize that every section gives sources. Go look at it then offer your own.
. Are you saying that it isn't red states which per capita have the highest child marriages?
I'm saying that AI slop is AI slop. You can shove yours. I'm not sampling any of it.
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A simple "No I can't refutiate what you offered" would suffice.
or "Yes, red states are backward hillbillies on brain damage".
That too would work.
