Cili con carne just mean peppers with meat. That's traditional chili. If you can't afford meat, pinto beans are a viable alternative. That's how beans got associated with chili, in Texas and everywhere else.
Some purists will even tell you it's just plain wrong to add tomato too. I say eat what you like.
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