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2006 Aug 7, 4:16pm   11,991 views  101 comments

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Inflation

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Today should be a good day to talk about inflation. It affects us all, like Death and Taxes.

Randy H

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93   Randy H   2022 Jul 25, 7:12am  

The stagflation we saw looming on the distant horizon back in the mid 00s has finally arrived. It only took a global debt market financial collapse, the Fed printing so many 0s that it's easier to state their balance sheet in scientific notation, and a 2.5 year long undeclared state of global martial law, to finally release it upon us.

Now that we're here, it could take a decade or longer to just get back to anemic growth.

That is, unless another one of those formerly rare black swans decides to join the gaggle.
94   Tenpoundbass   2022 Jul 25, 8:13am  

Randy H says

Now that we're here, it could take a decade or longer to just get back to anemic growth.


Actually all it takes is just one quarter with a President that really gives a good greasy rat fuck shit.

Trump proved that Democrats and RINO establishment creeps are nothing but grifting greedy retarded creeps, that has no business deciding or dictating monetary policies.
95   Eric Holder   2022 Jul 25, 11:41am  

Randy H says

The stagflation we saw looming on the distant horizon back in the mid 00s has finally arrived. It only took a global debt market financial collapse, the Fed printing so many 0s that it's easier to state their balance sheet in scientific notation, and a 2.5 year long undeclared state of global martial law, to finally release it upon us.

Now that we're here, it could take a decade or longer to just get back to anemic growth.

That is, unless another one of those formerly rare black swans decides to join the gaggle.


Our glorious MIC is pumping on all cylinders now (thanks, Puton!) and will be the engine pulling us out back to growth.
96   richwicks   2022 Jul 25, 12:08pm  

Eric Holder says

Our glorious MIC is pumping on all cylinders now (thanks, Puton!) and will be the engine pulling us out back to growth.


The MIC is what is destroying, and will ultimately destroy the United States. That's why I'm "anti-war" - I do dislike the senseless killing, but more than that, it's destroying our country and obviously it. In 50 years, this flag:



May be synonymous with this flag:



Now I'll be dead by that time, however, there's much of the United States worth preserving, most of it in fact. The problem is we have a FEW criminals that have complete control over the system, and a bunch of dupes, like you who are providing cover for these criminals out of a perverted sense of "patriotism".
97   Eric Holder   2022 Jul 25, 1:03pm  

richwicks says

I'm "anti-war" - I do dislike the senseless killing


Bullshit. You've never, not a single time condemned Russia and Putin for their emperial war of expansion. Your words ring hollow.
98   Eric Holder   2022 Jul 25, 1:07pm  

richwicks says


The MIC is what is destroying, and will ultimately destroy the United States.


Nope. Our MIC is the glorious engine of innovation and provider of security for everyone. If you want to see what happens to a country hell-bent on disarming for 30 years in exchange to some "memorandum" look at what happening right now across the pond. Peace through superior firepower is the only kind of peace that lasts. UN and bullshit "security agreements" aren't worth the paper they are written on.
101   Patrick   2022 Aug 27, 2:18pm  



Of course that's just one of Biden's many inflationary crimes against American people. Other inflation-stoking crimes were lockdowns, shutting down the Keystone pipeline, and paying off student loans with money stolen from people who paid their own way.

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