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How predictable
The GOP is now saying that RISING "rapid Biden induced inflation will destroy us!!!"
Now advocating for more trickle down economics!!
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Agreed. I’ve been saying that the deficit should be cut for years. guess now we can spend as much as we want and it doesn’t matter?Most conservative Canadians and a lot of Americans I talk to regularly never stopped being worried over the governments printing money to solve problems at a rate never before seen.
But sure, it's "back to". Lol
We never stopped worrying about it. We in fact have had multiple threads on it here over the last year.
Kinda but no. The EU is a mess and a monster that I don’t support at all. So it’s hard to put me in that position that I support anything that the EU technocrats pushThese are neoliberals the same types who would support European austerity
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Yep. You can’t just throw money at the wall and raise the debt to a crazy levelWell it is coming, but that didn't stop trump from adding to the deficit before covid. The ten trillion more suggested is f****** insane. Mostly because it's not like they're going to stop after that. The Japanese tried this and look at their economy.
https://www.bloomberg.com/features/2020-japan-lost-generation/
No that's impossible and you're racist for saying itEveryone is surprised that the cost of mcdonald's seems high and lumber and houses and rent and sports cards and... And... Maybe it's the buying power of the dollar that's changed?
electronics aka most consumer goods are going to see a massive pricing increaseEveryone is surprised that the cost of mcdonald's seems high and lumber and houses and rent and sports cards and... And... Maybe it's the buying power of the dollar that's changed?
Most western countries have taken a hit this year due to currency printing, it's not a special snowflake US problem. At the end of the day you can't just let people be without money otherwise you start a negative feedback loop where people get laid off for pandemic reasons and they stop purchasing anything non-essential, companies close down and lay off their employees due to poor sales, said employees no longer have any purchasing power either, and so on. Obviously it's a humanitarian / social issue as well. In a perfect world there would be no money printing like this, but it's a pandemic - you're not going to come out the other side without some sort of loss. Literally all you can do is loss-mitigation.
How predictable
My perspective on fiscal conservatives is pretty simple. Justin Trudeau is the antichrist of frivolous spending and Singh is a fucking socialist retard.Loving the debt fighters claiming they never stopped caring about spending...clearly bullshit because without fail these same Republicans elected candidates who they knew would balloon the debt.
Here's the reality. Democrats are for the most part fine with spending. Republicans don't really give a shit about spending (or anything else really) if it's their party doing it in pursuit of "the good old days"...
Psyched for infrastructure...get it President Joe!
Most conservative Canadians and a lot of Americans I talk to regularly never stopped being worried over the governments printing money to solve problems at a rate never before seen.
But sure, it's "back to". Lol
We never stopped worrying about it. We in fact have had multiple threads on it here over the last year.