Crime Job layoffs hit a 5 year high

[curryjunkie]

this segment is hilarious.. a comment underneath.."america is trumps 7th casino"..

 

[Strychnine]

Truly you inhabit an alternate reality.

Firstly, even if you believe the federal layoffs are good—and for the most part, they are not, there is no trade “reset” happening, and we haven’t been taken advantage of either—you cannot just lay off hundreds of thousands of people in one fell swoop without economic impacts. DOGE should have followed the lead set by the Clinton Admin and spent time analyzing what cuts can be made, then phasing them in gradually.

If you actually look at the full report (you can download it here), market/economic conditions are responsible for almost as many layoffs as DOGE (245K due to market, 293K due to DOGE). There’s also:
—178K due to companies closing
—128 K due to “restructuring”
—80K due to “cost cutting”
—38.8K due to bankruptcy
—7.9K due to tariffs

Donald Trump is an economic fucking failure dude, there’s no way around it.

Don’t even get me started on the other bullshit you tried to claim is good. Ending DEI programs hurts white women most, it hurts farmers as well, and people with disabilities.

Trade? His stupid trade policies are a big reason we’re in this mess, as evidenced by Trump cutting some tariffs to try and help affordability. You should be able to figure out that admitting they are cutting tariffs to help things become more affordable means that the tariff rates we had made things less affordable. And I mean, duh, because that’s how math and taxes work.

Peace lmao? His so-called Mideast peace plan just fucks over the Palestinians again and emboldens Bibi to commit more war crimes. His policies for Ukraine cripple them (an ally of ours), hurt NATO allies, and overwhelmingly benefit Putin and Russia.

Do you really think manufacturing is coming back? Can we expect to see far less added to the deficit that in Trump’s first term? Or anything less than what Biden added? Fuck no. Wake up.

For the cheap seats and before you attack the messenger, please heed the message.

 

[Revolver]

Meanwhile according to Congressperson Jasmine Crockett, Trump's golf excursions to Mar-A-Epstein has cost US a paltry $26 Million.

small price to pay for such a hard working president. Lmao

 

[Scerpi]

Much ado about nothing... lol

These are still corrections from shit Covid Policies... enacted through fear with zero analysis of long term impacts

 

[Sinister]

Meanwhile according to Congressperson Jasmine Crockett, Trump's golf excursions to Mar-A-Epstein has cost US a paltry $26 Million.

KashYapp Patel went on tirades against private plane use by FBI directors and so far has been the most egregious user of private plane use in recent years. He himself said every time that plane takes off it costs the public $15k, and he is how saying that whenever he flies the plane he reimburses the Government the cost of a business class plane ticket. Lol

MAGA math.

 

[AmonTobin]

Problem. The swab test was anything but reliable, and highly prone to false positives.

https://www.researchgate.net/publication/346483715_External_peer_review_of_the_RTPCR_test_to_detect_SARS-CoV-2_reveals_10_major_scientific_flaws_at_the_molecular_and_methodological_level_consequences_for_false_positive_results

I can only speak anecdotally, but I’ve been swabbing patients almost every day for the past 5 years and have never had a false positive.

 

[aerius]

this segment is hilarious.. a comment underneath.."america is trumps 7th casino"..

Makes sense. Trump somehow managed to bankrupt a casino and now he's in the process of bankrupting America.

 

[Strychnine]

US job cuts surged 183% in October to a record 153K, possibly signaling the end of America's 'no hire, no fire' landscape​

"U.S.-based employers announced 153,074 job cuts in October, up 183% from September and up 175% from October 2024, according to job placement firm Challenger, Gray & Christmas (1).

“This is the highest total for October in over 20 years, and the highest total for a single month in the fourth quarter since 2008. Like in 2003, a disruptive technology is changing the landscape,” said Andy Challenger, workplace expert and chief revenue officer for Challenger, Gray & Christmas.

The industries leading with job cuts were technology, retail and services.

On the same day in October, Amazon and UPS announced sweeping job cuts — roughly 14,000 and 48,000 positions, respectively — signaling corporate America’s hiring pause could be turning into something darker. UPS had laid off the employees over the first nine months of the year. Other major players, from Target to Novo Nordisk, are also shedding thousands."

MSN

www.msn.com

No great pandemic, no market crash, and no housing bubble that burst, just Trump policy.

 

[44nutman]

Makes sense. Trump somehow managed to bankrupt a casino and now he's in the process of bankrupting America.

The sad part about his failure casino's is his Daddy Fred Trump would bring in Millions , to lose on purpose to keep his dumb sons casino's afloat.

Derp, Trump is a successful businessman because his Daddy only gave him a small million dollar loan. Bruise Hands even repeated that small million dollar loan lie in his debates with Shillary.

 

[Strychnine]

The sad part about his failure casino's is his Daddy Fred Trump would bring in Millions , to lose on purpose to keep his dumb sons casino's afloat.

Derp, Trump is a successful businessman because his Daddy only gave him a small million dollar loan. Bruise Hands even repeated that small million dollar loan lie in his debates with Shillary.

It was worse than that. There's one instance where his dad's lawyer walked in with a briefcase containing $250,000 in cash. He went in, exchanged it all for chips and walked out.

 

[44nutman]

Much ado about nothing... lol

These are still corrections from shit Covid Policies... enacted through fear with zero analysis of long term impacts

Unemployment is up from 2022, just look at your graph bro, its heading up, Thanks Trump.

 

[shinkyoku]

Unemployment is up from 2022, just look at your graph bro, its heading up, Thanks Trump.

am I reading that graph right? it seems 2025, or at least most of 2025, is not included

 

[AWilder]

US job cuts surged 183% in October to a record 153K, possibly signaling the end of America's 'no hire, no fire' landscape​

"U.S.-based employers announced 153,074 job cuts in October, up 183% from September and up 175% from October 2024, according to job placement firm Challenger, Gray & Christmas (1).

“This is the highest total for October in over 20 years, and the highest total for a single month in the fourth quarter since 2008. Like in 2003, a disruptive technology is changing the landscape,” said Andy Challenger, workplace expert and chief revenue officer for Challenger, Gray & Christmas.

The industries leading with job cuts were technology, retail and services.

On the same day in October, Amazon and UPS announced sweeping job cuts — roughly 14,000 and 48,000 positions, respectively — signaling corporate America’s hiring pause could be turning into something darker. UPS had laid off the employees over the first nine months of the year. Other major players, from Target to Novo Nordisk, are also shedding thousands."

MSN

www.msn.com

No great pandemic, no market crash, and no housing bubble that burst, just Trump policy.

im so glad i took a buyout last year instead of sticking around. telecom ALWAYs has layoffs and hiring sprees. I saw the writing on the wall when we had 75 engineers, 6 shit supervisors and a dozen senior managers. we were way too heavy on senior management. some of those guys didn't see it coming.

kind of funny to see all these senior people on linkdin making posts that they were obviously encouraged to make talking about how great the company is, and everything is fine, everyone is happy. then the people laid off are pissed!

 

[Sweater of AV]

Lmao.

Checkmate, trannies.

 

[ShadowRun]

 

[wlu.29]

What specific tax credits, other than the ones that have existed for years?

 

[Andy Capp]

Much ado about nothing... lol

These are still corrections from shit Covid Policies... enacted through fear with zero analysis of long term impacts

If you're right, that means the Canadian government under Prime Minister Justin Trudeau did a far better job managing the pandemic than the US government. Way to go.

The MAGAnadians here will love this news, no doubt.

LOL

 

[Andy Capp]

COVID was over diagnosed by 86 to 90 percent. They wrecked the economy with lockdowns for something they massively overblown. Ironically the people that supported the lockdowns the most also scream about the 1% when the lockdowns and covid policies helped the richest people the most.

We will continue to see the consequences of what was done during Covid for years to come.

Is that why twice as many people in the US died (on a per capita basis) over the course of the pandemic compared with Canada?

You must lead a miserable life to constantly post so much garbage just to have something to enrage yourself about.

 

[WalkenWouldOwn]

No great pandemic, no market crash, and no housing bubble that burst, just Trump policy.​

Nah bro it's Fauci's fault. If the AUTOPEN hadn't pardoned him, he would have to answer for what he's done to our economy in 2025, especially his disastrous tariffs!