But it will go on
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There is no peaceful solution to this, but the world is full of cowards who will continue to pay taxes to communist, satan-worshiping pedophiles who destroy the value of their currency.
Its much easier to blame others and point the finger at randos than it is to realize your entire world view is manufactured.
There is no solution, peaceful or not
God damn, I dont go out in public much anymore, but its been super depressing after covid.
Not many people smiling anymore, just to busy looking into their phones.
I couldnt be a king/president/tyrant whatever, and be ok with seeing the masses so heavily repressed. It really is depressing.
Wages haven't kept up with inflation since 1971.
You're right. I haven't pulled myself up from my bootstraps enough, or went uphill both ways enough.
There. Is. No. Political. Solution.
Thanks, jews.
Eggs were up 50 cents when I went to the market last week. Egg prices had stabilized to "down, but still expensive" for a few months after Trump took office, and now we're back to price hikes.
In other news, there has been a produce shortage at the grocery stores in my region for the past two months. Multiple stores and national chains across two states, and yet the produce department in all of them is either 1) full of empty shelves on a normal days (I've seen this with my own eyes), 2) picked over or straight up rotting.
The bread aisle at my favorite grocery store now has moldy bread in it. I guess it's not selling. I've never seen this before in the xx years I've been visiting that one store.
Shit's falling apart.
And then one day the space will be gone...just like the value the fiat possessed.
WERE THE COVID CHECKS WORTH IT?
You can thank this to the Federal Reserve act of 1913. When the money in America have gone under the control of the Rothschilds. $1 in 1914 is equivalent in purchasing power to about $32.15 today, an increase of $31.15 over 111 years. This means that today's prices are 32 times as high as average prices since 1914, according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics consumer price index.
Yup, doesn't matter what people want. It's not a democracy, we can't boycott. Spread your checks and use lube of you want a better experience
great, fewer funko pops
Idc about Fed monopoly money. BTC has gone 500-600% up since 2020.
In relation to what?
if that's what you call fiat money you use to buy your food and pay your taxes, then yes.
Pretty much any major central bank currency.
And yet, at the same time, a pair of Levis was $35 in the 80's where as today, they are still around $35.
1980s Levi's were 100% cotton and Made in America.
2020s Levi's are polyester and Made in China.
Fabric type
100% U.S. Cotton
Care instructions
Wash And Dry Inside Out With Like Colors, Liquid Detergent Is Recommended Origin
Made in the USA or Imported
Closure type
Button
Food and energy are the most "volatile" in the pricing markets, so that's why they're not included in the inflation calculations. Weirdly enough, those two items are the most impactful on the middle class.
Middle class? What exactly qualifies as middle class anymore?
Middle class and the rich dont feel the effects of food prices like we do, they have much more money than the poors. Its really the children who are unlucky enough to be born to a family thats poor who really suffer.
Its the poors going hungry while food literally rots on the shelves at insane fucking markups.
When the hell does it end? Do people think it can keep going like this forever before something gives?
I dont get it what the fuck do the rich, our leaders think is going to happen.
The only thing that makes sense to me, they know something like planet 9 is coming and they just dont give a fuck.