The cancerous greed of the capitalist class is crushing the working class. The workers should fight back somehow. Maybe we should look to the past for ideas. Maybe that way the monied oppressors will remember why collective bargaining is in their best interest. The alternative is the “v” word.
Can you point me to these people that are saying the economy is all hunky dory and nothing is wrong? Because I keep seeing this as if it is being pushed, but I've never seen it actually being pushed.
According to Biden are doing great economically. The news keeps repeating it too. Us down here on the bottom know all bullshit. House of cards getting ready to fall.
You just repeated the empty claim. I understand that this is what you think is happening, but I'm curious as to some actual examples of it happening.
Do you not shop for necessities, or pay rent or a mortgage. Do you get gas or pay bills. Prices are out of control and pay is stagnant. Also work especially in construction has come to a stand still and it's effecting a lot of different industries.
Well, first pay is not stagnant. Wage growth is actually outpacing inflation now. I know that's of little comfort to those who have fallen behind and need to catch up, or haven't benefitted from the wage growth, but you are factually incorrect here.
And you see what I did there? I made a point and then backed it up with a source.
But more importantly, this isn't my point. The original implicit claim is that people are pushing that the economy is fine and there are no problems, and then people followed that up by saying everyone is pushing that the economy is great, explicitly Biden saying so. I've not seen this, and you still haven't provided anyone actually doing so.
The problem on your chart is the giant section where inflation peaked at 9% and wage growth was under 6%.
That means a pay cut of 3%, and while inflation is reduced NOW, that doesn't mean prices are going DOWN, they are simply going up less fast than they were when inflation was 9%.
Yes, I understand this point. Which is why I explicitly said "I know that’s of little comfort to those who have fallen behind and need to catch up." I know that your point is always what follows, which is why I preempted it.
Additionally, I was responding to a claim that wages have stagnated. This is not true, as my link shows, even if we are more strictly talking about inflation adjusted wages. So the link doesn't have a "problem."
That article and you are full of shit. I don't care how many "jobs" you create if they all pay shit wages it means nothing.
You can site all the fucking sources you want I live in reality and here in Oklahoma one cheapest states to live in people are struggling to pay rent and buy food. So fuck off with her neoliberal bull shit.
Again, this all stems from me asking for someone to back up the claim that Biden is saying the economy is perfectly fine and there are no issues.
You brought up an unrelated claim, and are now attacking me personally for pointing out that the numbers don't back up your claim, by using your extremely limited anecdotal experience as proof.
I'm sure you will ignore it and keep telling us how great the economy is doing and how us poors and working class just don't understand that the rich getting richer and corporations making more money that it is really all good for us too.
First, Biden's name doesn't even show up in that article. So I'm not sure why it's being provided as evidence that Biden is saying everything is perfect.
Second, it's an article talking about the gap between the rich and the poor growing. . .and quoting plenty of people saying how this is bad and how taxing the wealthy for this money would be beneficial (both things I agree with BTW). And this is being used as evidence of the media saying everything is good? It's proving the exact opposite.
I’m sure you will ignore it and keep telling us how great the economy
At what point did I say the economy was great? Are you sure you're talking to the right person?
how us poors and working class just don’t understand that the rich getting richer and corporations making more money that it is really all good for us too.
Bro, I'm working class too. lol I'm not sure where you're getting all of this. The fact that I don't think everything is miserable, like you, doesn't mean I think everything is perfect and honky dory. Please consider that a bit more nuance than that can exist.
Your claims come from mainstream media. You must be rich fuck because is working class dont see this great economy you speak of. Also every article I read and from fucking experience tells me your full of shit.
Go take yourself back to bootlicking but data just released showing we grew a bunch of new billionaires proves the economy is fucked for everyone but the 1%.
Also the fact that this very article points to a problem and you ignore it. Done talking to you because you're either a troll or part of the problem.
Your claims come from mainstream media
And you know where yours come from? Your feelings. Sorry if I find the MSM more reliable than your baseless claims.
Just moved back in with my parents last week. It sucks, but I can see the social stigma breaking down rapidly considering how many of my peers are being forced back into multi-generational housing situations. At least now I have enough money to spend on food.
This is the best summary I could come up with:
“Housing has become so financially burdensome in America that some families can no longer afford other essentials, including food and medical care, and have been forced to make major sacrifices, work overtime, and ask others for money so they can cover their monthly costs,” Redfin’s economics research lead, Chen Zhao, said.
Mortgage payments are close to an all-time high, and it’s no longer clear when or if the Federal Reserve will cut interest rates this year, especially after today’s hot jobs report.
From the survey, we know that millennials, baby boomers, and Gen Xers dipped into their retirement money for housing costs or skipped vacations.
It also referred to a 2022 Pew Research Center analysis that found a quarter of American adults, from 25 to 34 years old, lived in a multigenerational family household in 2021—that’s up from 9% in 1971.
And as Fortune has previously reported, moving back in with Mom and Dad is so common, it has pretty much lost its stigma—but it’s never really had a stigma outside of America; if anything, it’s the norm in several countries.
More recently, a generational trends report from the National Association of Realtors released this week revealed that 24% of younger millennials between 25 and 33 years old moved directly from a family home to their own.
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I’m shocked he’s not offering Poland up too…
Hold your governments accountable for the inflation they cause, making your money worth less all the time, and switch to a monetary unit that does not have human-controlled inflation, such as a cryptocurrency like Monero or Gold.
The cancerous greed of the capitalist class is crushing the working class. The workers should fight back somehow. Maybe we should look to the past for ideas. Maybe that way the monied oppressors will remember why collective bargaining is in their best interest. The alternative is the “v” word.
Ventriloquism? Verisimilitude?
Vagina?
Vendetta?
Can you point me to these people that are saying the economy is all hunky dory and nothing is wrong? Because I keep seeing this as if it is being pushed, but I've never seen it actually being pushed.
According to Biden are doing great economically. The news keeps repeating it too. Us down here on the bottom know all bullshit. House of cards getting ready to fall.
You just repeated the empty claim. I understand that this is what you think is happening, but I'm curious as to some actual examples of it happening.
Do you not shop for necessities, or pay rent or a mortgage. Do you get gas or pay bills. Prices are out of control and pay is stagnant. Also work especially in construction has come to a stand still and it's effecting a lot of different industries.
Well, first pay is not stagnant. Wage growth is actually outpacing inflation now. I know that's of little comfort to those who have fallen behind and need to catch up, or haven't benefitted from the wage growth, but you are factually incorrect here.
And you see what I did there? I made a point and then backed it up with a source.
But more importantly, this isn't my point. The original implicit claim is that people are pushing that the economy is fine and there are no problems, and then people followed that up by saying everyone is pushing that the economy is great, explicitly Biden saying so. I've not seen this, and you still haven't provided anyone actually doing so.
The problem on your chart is the giant section where inflation peaked at 9% and wage growth was under 6%.
That means a pay cut of 3%, and while inflation is reduced NOW, that doesn't mean prices are going DOWN, they are simply going up less fast than they were when inflation was 9%.
Yes, I understand this point. Which is why I explicitly said "I know that’s of little comfort to those who have fallen behind and need to catch up." I know that your point is always what follows, which is why I preempted it.
Additionally, I was responding to a claim that wages have stagnated. This is not true, as my link shows, even if we are more strictly talking about inflation adjusted wages. So the link doesn't have a "problem."
That article and you are full of shit. I don't care how many "jobs" you create if they all pay shit wages it means nothing.
You can site all the fucking sources you want I live in reality and here in Oklahoma one cheapest states to live in people are struggling to pay rent and buy food. So fuck off with her neoliberal bull shit.
Again, this all stems from me asking for someone to back up the claim that Biden is saying the economy is perfectly fine and there are no issues.
You brought up an unrelated claim, and are now attacking me personally for pointing out that the numbers don't back up your claim, by using your extremely limited anecdotal experience as proof.
This is some real bizzaro world shit right here.
By the way here a source https://www.theguardian.com/inequality/2024/jan/15/worlds-five-richest-men-double-their-money-as-poorest-get-poorer
I'm sure you will ignore it and keep telling us how great the economy is doing and how us poors and working class just don't understand that the rich getting richer and corporations making more money that it is really all good for us too.
First, Biden's name doesn't even show up in that article. So I'm not sure why it's being provided as evidence that Biden is saying everything is perfect.
Second, it's an article talking about the gap between the rich and the poor growing. . .and quoting plenty of people saying how this is bad and how taxing the wealthy for this money would be beneficial (both things I agree with BTW). And this is being used as evidence of the media saying everything is good? It's proving the exact opposite.
At what point did I say the economy was great? Are you sure you're talking to the right person?
Bro, I'm working class too. lol I'm not sure where you're getting all of this. The fact that I don't think everything is miserable, like you, doesn't mean I think everything is perfect and honky dory. Please consider that a bit more nuance than that can exist.
Your claims come from mainstream media. You must be rich fuck because is working class dont see this great economy you speak of. Also every article I read and from fucking experience tells me your full of shit.
Go take yourself back to bootlicking but data just released showing we grew a bunch of new billionaires proves the economy is fucked for everyone but the 1%.
Also the fact that this very article points to a problem and you ignore it. Done talking to you because you're either a troll or part of the problem.
And you know where yours come from? Your feelings. Sorry if I find the MSM more reliable than your baseless claims.
What do you think I ignored?
Just moved back in with my parents last week. It sucks, but I can see the social stigma breaking down rapidly considering how many of my peers are being forced back into multi-generational housing situations. At least now I have enough money to spend on food.
This is the best summary I could come up with:
“Housing has become so financially burdensome in America that some families can no longer afford other essentials, including food and medical care, and have been forced to make major sacrifices, work overtime, and ask others for money so they can cover their monthly costs,” Redfin’s economics research lead, Chen Zhao, said.
Mortgage payments are close to an all-time high, and it’s no longer clear when or if the Federal Reserve will cut interest rates this year, especially after today’s hot jobs report.
From the survey, we know that millennials, baby boomers, and Gen Xers dipped into their retirement money for housing costs or skipped vacations.
It also referred to a 2022 Pew Research Center analysis that found a quarter of American adults, from 25 to 34 years old, lived in a multigenerational family household in 2021—that’s up from 9% in 1971.
And as Fortune has previously reported, moving back in with Mom and Dad is so common, it has pretty much lost its stigma—but it’s never really had a stigma outside of America; if anything, it’s the norm in several countries.
More recently, a generational trends report from the National Association of Realtors released this week revealed that 24% of younger millennials between 25 and 33 years old moved directly from a family home to their own.
The original article contains 705 words, the summary contains 217 words. Saved 69%. I'm a bot and I'm open source!
I’m shocked he’s not offering Poland up too…
Hold your governments accountable for the inflation they cause, making your money worth less all the time, and switch to a monetary unit that does not have human-controlled inflation, such as a cryptocurrency like Monero or Gold.