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@ichmeb @kharyp So bananas become a 0.25 a banana luxury and so does coffee while the average income increases 10 fold with wage driving the inflation instead of price. I'll take that trade off. You know home construction would pay 40 to 50 and hour of illegals did do it for 13

@RTofMaga84504 @kharyp They may not be willingly wrong, but it seems that they have misunderstood somethings. Coffee and bananas may never grow domestically in your country, at least not in a scale that meet the demand from your population. And certainly cars aren't 100% made in the US either! Google!

A tariff is a tax you pay at the register, not a check China mails us. He raised your prices and called it winning. The bill came to your kitchen table while he took the credit on a stage.

@Breezybro2390 @elseagee The government worked with businesses through threats of pulling their business licenses and shutting down their buildings for not complying with the democrats vaccine mandates for customers and employees alike while ignoring ada and civil rights protections.

@RTofMaga84504 @elseagee You explained where the word came from. You never explained why your label fits.

@Bloke_Baz Money isn't food or housing. The more money you put towards it the more it costs

It’s wild how many major problems in the world would be solved by heavily taxing billionaires out of existence.

@iam_biglad1 We have ubi. It's called welfare. You are already on it

AI stealing jobs doesn’t scare me. What scares me is politicians still refusing Universal Basic Income while the machines do the work we’ve always wanted them to do. We dreamed of this. Time to fund it.

US price changes, 1998 to today: TVs: −98% Toys: −75% Clothing: −10% College: +180% Healthcare: +120% Housing: +100% Notice the pattern? Everything competitive got cheaper. Everything subsidized or regulated got more expensive.

@beyond_capital Well he is a pedo

@DreamLeaf5 Don't worry the successful are moving out of the 'best states to live' leaving the freeloaders behind. How do you think that turns out in the long run?

It’s almost like the better states to live are also the most expensive so people are forced to move to shithole states under Trump’s economy

@DorothyEubank16 USA looks the best

2023 Report

@Leonajardinho As trump fires government employees and deports 2k illegals a day that is a massive job losses. To come out 57k new jobs on top of that is great numbers

The government keeps telling everyone the job market is strong, but the actual data from the Bureau of Labor Statistics shows the complete opposite. The US only added 57,000 jobs in June, which is a massive drop from earlier this year. On top of that, companies have cut over 443,000 corporate jobs since January. The tech sector is getting hit the hardest with cuts up 66 percent compared to last year. The companies aren't even hiding the reason anymore. They are openly citing artificial intelligence as the main cause for over 20 percent of these layoffs. They are replacing human livelihoods with software to squeeze extra profit, leaving a whole generation of workers with nowhere to go.

@jeremyct You forgot to add that you are a doctor set to make 400k a year after you prove yourself

My dad found out I have $122,000 in student loans last month. Sat across from me at dinner while I explained how the payments are swallowing everything. He got quiet. Said he felt terrible about it. Called me that weekend to check in. Then sent me a photo. New Porsche. Said buying it made him feel better. I’m 29. Still paying for a degree he told me to get. He’s 61. Just needed his third car to process the guilt. Some parents don’t know how to help. Some parents don’t know the difference between helping and just feeling better about not helping.

@BladeoftheS Socialism is a monopoly. Prove me wrong. Communism is the winner of monopoly

In Monopoly one player slowly hoards all the wealth until the 'game' is too expensive for anyone else to play. Exactly what is happening in real life.

@Owennfa Welcome to starting out

Graduate at 22: $30,000 in student debt. Get a job: $50,000/year. Take-home pay after taxes: $3,200/month. Rent: $1,500 Car payment: $350 Insurance: $150 Food: $300 Student loan: $300 Total: $2,600/month. You have $600 left for utilities, phone, and everything else. Then some guy who bought a house in 1995 tells you the problem is your spending habits. No. The problem is math. Your bills grew 40%. Your salary grew 2%. You don't have a budgeting problem. You have a system problem.

@daviexbt So you are saying there are no other jobs you can apply for while still working at your shit job? Where do you live that that is the case?

“Nobody’s making you stay at a job you hate.” Right… except the rent has to be paid, food costs money, and losing your paycheck can mean losing your health coverage. It’s amazing how often “choice” only exists when you can afford it.

@VoiceOfR_ @itsblakexx Are you talking about the 39% in 2020 when democrats who controlled the budget voted with a veto proof majority to print 40% of the m2 money supply? I mean I wished trump shut down government through covid do you wish the same? If not you wanted the debt

@RTofMaga84504 @itsblakexx Look at the actual numbers of what Trump raised the debt. It’s more than inflation.

The affordability crisis isn't a bug. It's a feature. Keep people in debt and distracted, and they don't have the bandwidth to ask who's hoarding the assets.

@VoiceOfR_ @itsblakexx Inflation raises the debt because everything costs more. Lol you're an idiot

@RTofMaga84504 @itsblakexx Raised the debt I said. I didn’t say anything about inflation. Although you realize that under Biden than inflation was caused by Covid. He lowered it by the time he was leaving

@BladeoftheS That means they can't pay their loans. It's very bad

IBM lost 28% of their value in a matter of minutes today. Because they said their profits would be 3% less than what they predicted. The stock market is a con rigged with outrageous changes to profit the people insider trading.

@ubi_works Is that like giving out free housing paid for by the middle class gets us better service at McDonald's and they intern buy what we produce like new homes? This socialist keneysian economics had never worked

Even if some people work a little less, that's not such a bad thing is it

@famexbt Teachers are overpaid. That's why you pay property taxes

They tell you taxing billionaires on unrealized stock gains is unfair because “it’s not real money until it’s sold.” Really? My house goes up in value on paper, and suddenly the government wants a bigger check every single year. I didn’t sell it. I didn’t cash out. I didn’t make a single dollar. The only thing that changed was someone else’s estimate of what it’s might be worth. Yet I’m expected to pay real money on imaginary profits. Amazing how “unrealized gains” become sacred the moment the ultra wealthy are involved but for everyone else, paper wealth is apparently taxable enough.

@iam_biglad1 So you want a piece of their company? What would you do with it?

Debatable: Should billionaires like ELON MUSK or JEFF BEZOS be allowed to exist, or is it time to tax them into oblivion and redistribute their wealth since nobody needs that much?

@ichmeb @kharyp So you are saying that unions are wrong?

@RTofMaga84504 @kharyp Believe that, it just shows that you have no clue ...