airplanemechanic
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Don't say we didn't tell you this would happen. You can't artificially print money and put it into the economy. It just devalues the existing currency. Stupid fucking liberals.
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I am wondering if you even bothered to read the article. It clearly stated that, after the huge decline in prices a year ago, the level of prices at the moment is almost the same as it would have been had we maintained two percent inflation throughout the pandemic and not had the price decline. And in case you didn't know, two percent inflation is the Fed's target.
Don't say we didn't tell you this would happen. You can't artificially print money and put it into the economy. It just devalues the existing currency. Stupid fucking liberals.
You're a moron. You might want to wipe the shit off of your shoulder from reaching so far up your ass for that load of crap.I am wondering if you even bothered to read the article. It clearly stated that, after the huge decline in prices a year ago, the level of prices at the moment is almost the same as it would have been had we maintained two percent inflation throughout the pandemic and not had the price decline. And in case you didn't know, two percent inflation is the Fed's target.
Don't say we didn't tell you this would happen. You can't artificially print money and put it into the economy. It just devalues the existing currency. Stupid fucking liberals.
And to be honest, we have been printing money and putting it into the economy for years now, including under Trump. So why do you think all hell is going to break loose under Biden? And the cost of the infrastructure plan is less than the cost of the Trump tax cuts, so opposition by Republicans to the infrastructure bill is a bit hypocritical. Especially when looked at from a "needs" basis. Those corporations and the wealthy sure as hell didn't "need" a tax cut, we damn sure "need" an infrastructure bill.
The current inflation is due to supply chain hiccups, the unleashing of pent-up demand, and was expected. I wouldn't be running around like Chicken Little quite yet.
Yep, a real Trumpster, all hat and no cattle. If you can't construct an adequate rebuttal just remember, better to be thought a fool and keep your mouth shut rather than open it and remove all doubt.You're a moron. You might want to wipe the shit off of your shoulder from reaching so far up your ass for that load of crap.I am wondering if you even bothered to read the article. It clearly stated that, after the huge decline in prices a year ago, the level of prices at the moment is almost the same as it would have been had we maintained two percent inflation throughout the pandemic and not had the price decline. And in case you didn't know, two percent inflation is the Fed's target.
Don't say we didn't tell you this would happen. You can't artificially print money and put it into the economy. It just devalues the existing currency. Stupid fucking liberals.
And to be honest, we have been printing money and putting it into the economy for years now, including under Trump. So why do you think all hell is going to break loose under Biden? And the cost of the infrastructure plan is less than the cost of the Trump tax cuts, so opposition by Republicans to the infrastructure bill is a bit hypocritical. Especially when looked at from a "needs" basis. Those corporations and the wealthy sure as hell didn't "need" a tax cut, we damn sure "need" an infrastructure bill.
The current inflation is due to supply chain hiccups, the unleashing of pent-up demand, and was expected. I wouldn't be running around like Chicken Little quite yet.
I am wondering if you even bothered to read the article. It clearly stated that, after the huge decline in prices a year ago, the level of prices at the moment is almost the same as it would have been had we maintained two percent inflation throughout the pandemic and not had the price decline. And in case you didn't know, two percent inflation is the Fed's target.
Don't say we didn't tell you this would happen. You can't artificially print money and put it into the economy. It just devalues the existing currency. Stupid fucking liberals.
And to be honest, we have been printing money and putting it into the economy for years now, including under Trump. So why do you think all hell is going to break loose under Biden? And the cost of the infrastructure plan is less than the cost of the Trump tax cuts, so opposition by Republicans to the infrastructure bill is a bit hypocritical. Especially when looked at from a "needs" basis. Those corporations and the wealthy sure as hell didn't "need" a tax cut, we damn sure "need" an infrastructure bill.
The current inflation is due to supply chain hiccups, the unleashing of pent-up demand, and was expected. I wouldn't be running around like Chicken Little quite yet.
I am wondering if you even bothered to read the article. It clearly stated that, after the huge decline in prices a year ago, the level of prices at the moment is almost the same as it would have been had we maintained two percent inflation throughout the pandemic and not had the price decline. And in case you didn't know, two percent inflation is the Fed's target.
Don't say we didn't tell you this would happen. You can't artificially print money and put it into the economy. It just devalues the existing currency. Stupid fucking liberals.
And to be honest, we have been printing money and putting it into the economy for years now, including under Trump. So why do you think all hell is going to break loose under Biden? And the cost of the infrastructure plan is less than the cost of the Trump tax cuts, so opposition by Republicans to the infrastructure bill is a bit hypocritical. Especially when looked at from a "needs" basis. Those corporations and the wealthy sure as hell didn't "need" a tax cut, we damn sure "need" an infrastructure bill.
The current inflation is due to supply chain hiccups, the unleashing of pent-up demand, and was expected. I wouldn't be running around like Chicken Little quite yet.
Might better follow your own advice. Anyone with a modicum of intelligence knows that your take on the inflation issue is pure claptrap. Prices have been LOW for four years. Ever since Obummer and dementia Joe got out of government. Gasoline immediately went down to record levels under Trump only to rise immediately to almost the same point that China Joe left them. CCP Joe went all out and cancelled Canada's pipeline and turned right around and removed sanctions on Russia's. Biden is a commie puppet and so is Kameltoe, When Xiden said he would create jobs, you didn't figure they'd be Russian jobs. BTW, get Trump out of your head. I haven't said a word about Trump. Here's another piece of advice--when you try to defend, deflecting to a non-entity is ineffective.better to be thought a fool and keep your mouth shut rather than open it and remove all doubt.
On Jan. 20, gas in our area was $2.27. At fill up yesterday, I paid $3.29. That is a 69% increase in four months--I guess that takes care of inflation for the next 35 years or so at 2% per annum. Winston is a moron.I am wondering if you even bothered to read the article. It clearly stated that, after the huge decline in prices a year ago, the level of prices at the moment is almost the same as it would have been had we maintained two percent inflation throughout the pandemic and not had the price decline. And in case you didn't know, two percent inflation is the Fed's target.
Don't say we didn't tell you this would happen. You can't artificially print money and put it into the economy. It just devalues the existing currency. Stupid fucking liberals.
And to be honest, we have been printing money and putting it into the economy for years now, including under Trump. So why do you think all hell is going to break loose under Biden? And the cost of the infrastructure plan is less than the cost of the Trump tax cuts, so opposition by Republicans to the infrastructure bill is a bit hypocritical. Especially when looked at from a "needs" basis. Those corporations and the wealthy sure as hell didn't "need" a tax cut, we damn sure "need" an infrastructure bill.
The current inflation is due to supply chain hiccups, the unleashing of pent-up demand, and was expected. I wouldn't be running around like Chicken Little quite yet.
So 3 dollars for a gallon of gas is 2% inflation? You must have gotten these numbers from CNN. The cost of lumber went from 2 dollars a stud to 7 dollars a stud almost overnight. The cost of building a house went up 50 grand for a 200grand house overnight.
This is not normal, this is not sustainable and this is not good.
Look dumbshit, the two percent number is for the CPI, which is a basket of goods. Rental cars are up by more than 100%, plane tickets by 50%, food is up, but by very little, which should tell you something. The supply chain problems in food were addressed early in the pandemic while the supply chain problem with, say lumber, has lagged. Two months ago furniture manufacturers were suffering lumber shortages, or as they call it, "wood". Supply has not caught up with demand, this is how the "free market" works. Sorry it is beyond your comprehension.I am wondering if you even bothered to read the article. It clearly stated that, after the huge decline in prices a year ago, the level of prices at the moment is almost the same as it would have been had we maintained two percent inflation throughout the pandemic and not had the price decline. And in case you didn't know, two percent inflation is the Fed's target.
Don't say we didn't tell you this would happen. You can't artificially print money and put it into the economy. It just devalues the existing currency. Stupid fucking liberals.
And to be honest, we have been printing money and putting it into the economy for years now, including under Trump. So why do you think all hell is going to break loose under Biden? And the cost of the infrastructure plan is less than the cost of the Trump tax cuts, so opposition by Republicans to the infrastructure bill is a bit hypocritical. Especially when looked at from a "needs" basis. Those corporations and the wealthy sure as hell didn't "need" a tax cut, we damn sure "need" an infrastructure bill.
The current inflation is due to supply chain hiccups, the unleashing of pent-up demand, and was expected. I wouldn't be running around like Chicken Little quite yet.
So 3 dollars for a gallon of gas is 2% inflation? You must have gotten these numbers from CNN. The cost of lumber went from 2 dollars a stud to 7 dollars a stud almost overnight. The cost of building a house went up 50 grand for a 200grand house overnight. The cost of food is skyrocketing. It's all of a sudden not slowly.
This is not normal, this is not sustainable and this is not good.
If you don't understand the CPI maybe you ought to stay our of threads that discuss inflation. Flippin Pokemon cards are probably up 2000%, why don't you use that as an example.On Jan. 20, gas in our area was $2.27. At fill up yesterday, I paid $3.29. That is a 69% increase in four months--I guess that takes care of inflation for the next 35 years or so at 2% per annum. Winston is a moron.I am wondering if you even bothered to read the article. It clearly stated that, after the huge decline in prices a year ago, the level of prices at the moment is almost the same as it would have been had we maintained two percent inflation throughout the pandemic and not had the price decline. And in case you didn't know, two percent inflation is the Fed's target.
Don't say we didn't tell you this would happen. You can't artificially print money and put it into the economy. It just devalues the existing currency. Stupid fucking liberals.
And to be honest, we have been printing money and putting it into the economy for years now, including under Trump. So why do you think all hell is going to break loose under Biden? And the cost of the infrastructure plan is less than the cost of the Trump tax cuts, so opposition by Republicans to the infrastructure bill is a bit hypocritical. Especially when looked at from a "needs" basis. Those corporations and the wealthy sure as hell didn't "need" a tax cut, we damn sure "need" an infrastructure bill.
The current inflation is due to supply chain hiccups, the unleashing of pent-up demand, and was expected. I wouldn't be running around like Chicken Little quite yet.
So 3 dollars for a gallon of gas is 2% inflation? You must have gotten these numbers from CNN. The cost of lumber went from 2 dollars a stud to 7 dollars a stud almost overnight. The cost of building a house went up 50 grand for a 200grand house overnight.
This is not normal, this is not sustainable and this is not good.
I am sorry, but presidents really don't have that much influence over the economy. The Federal Reserve has the real muscle, and they see this as a temporary adjustment as supply chains realign.Might better follow your own advice. Anyone with a modicum of intelligence knows that your take on the inflation issue is pure claptrap. Prices have been LOW for four years. Ever since Obummer and dementia Joe got out of government. Gasoline immediately went down to record levels under Trump only to rise immediately to almost the same point that China Joe left them. CCP Joe went all out and cancelled Canada's pipeline and turned right around and removed sanctions on Russia's. Biden is a commie puppet and so is Kameltoe, When Xiden said he would create jobs, you didn't figure they'd be Russian jobs. BTW, get Trump out of your head. I haven't said a word about Trump. Here's another piece of advice--when you try to defend, deflecting to a non-entity is ineffective.better to be thought a fool and keep your mouth shut rather than open it and remove all doubt.
Maybe for your oatmeal. Meat has been climbing steadily since January. The price of fresh vegetables is up about 20%. Keep reaching up your ass, even if you can't find a logical argument, you'll have a clean colon.food is up, but by very little
Try again moron, the comedy is getting worse.If you don't understand the CPI maybe you ought to stay our of threads that discuss inflation. Flippin Pokemon cards are probably up 2000%, why don't you use that as an example.On Jan. 20, gas in our area was $2.27. At fill up yesterday, I paid $3.29. That is a 69% increase in four months--I guess that takes care of inflation for the next 35 years or so at 2% per annum. Winston is a moron.I am wondering if you even bothered to read the article. It clearly stated that, after the huge decline in prices a year ago, the level of prices at the moment is almost the same as it would have been had we maintained two percent inflation throughout the pandemic and not had the price decline. And in case you didn't know, two percent inflation is the Fed's target.
Don't say we didn't tell you this would happen. You can't artificially print money and put it into the economy. It just devalues the existing currency. Stupid fucking liberals.
And to be honest, we have been printing money and putting it into the economy for years now, including under Trump. So why do you think all hell is going to break loose under Biden? And the cost of the infrastructure plan is less than the cost of the Trump tax cuts, so opposition by Republicans to the infrastructure bill is a bit hypocritical. Especially when looked at from a "needs" basis. Those corporations and the wealthy sure as hell didn't "need" a tax cut, we damn sure "need" an infrastructure bill.
The current inflation is due to supply chain hiccups, the unleashing of pent-up demand, and was expected. I wouldn't be running around like Chicken Little quite yet.
So 3 dollars for a gallon of gas is 2% inflation? You must have gotten these numbers from CNN. The cost of lumber went from 2 dollars a stud to 7 dollars a stud almost overnight. The cost of building a house went up 50 grand for a 200grand house overnight.
This is not normal, this is not sustainable and this is not good.
I see you are not so hot at math too.On Jan. 20, gas in our area was $2.27. At fill up yesterday, I paid $3.29. That is a 69% increase in four months--I guess that takes care of inflation for the next 35 years or so at 2% per annum. Winston is a moron.I am wondering if you even bothered to read the article. It clearly stated that, after the huge decline in prices a year ago, the level of prices at the moment is almost the same as it would have been had we maintained two percent inflation throughout the pandemic and not had the price decline. And in case you didn't know, two percent inflation is the Fed's target.
Don't say we didn't tell you this would happen. You can't artificially print money and put it into the economy. It just devalues the existing currency. Stupid fucking liberals.
And to be honest, we have been printing money and putting it into the economy for years now, including under Trump. So why do you think all hell is going to break loose under Biden? And the cost of the infrastructure plan is less than the cost of the Trump tax cuts, so opposition by Republicans to the infrastructure bill is a bit hypocritical. Especially when looked at from a "needs" basis. Those corporations and the wealthy sure as hell didn't "need" a tax cut, we damn sure "need" an infrastructure bill.
The current inflation is due to supply chain hiccups, the unleashing of pent-up demand, and was expected. I wouldn't be running around like Chicken Little quite yet.
So 3 dollars for a gallon of gas is 2% inflation? You must have gotten these numbers from CNN. The cost of lumber went from 2 dollars a stud to 7 dollars a stud almost overnight. The cost of building a house went up 50 grand for a 200grand house overnight.
This is not normal, this is not sustainable and this is not good.
Meat? A year ago ground beef was almost twice what it is today. Beef is up, but not near what it was last year at this time. Pork and chicken prices are flat and supply is plentiful, last year pork was hard to come by and chicken was sporadic at best. I guess when ground beef was seven bucks a pound it was Trump's fault.Maybe for your oatmeal. Meat has been climbing steadily since January. The price of fresh vegetables is up about 20%. Keep reaching up your ass, even if you can't find a logical argument, you'll have a clean colon.food is up, but by very little
HaHaHa, keep running your mouth--you resemble your earlier post more every time you post.I see you are not so hot at math too.On Jan. 20, gas in our area was $2.27. At fill up yesterday, I paid $3.29. That is a 69% increase in four months--I guess that takes care of inflation for the next 35 years or so at 2% per annum. Winston is a moron.I am wondering if you even bothered to read the article. It clearly stated that, after the huge decline in prices a year ago, the level of prices at the moment is almost the same as it would have been had we maintained two percent inflation throughout the pandemic and not had the price decline. And in case you didn't know, two percent inflation is the Fed's target.
Don't say we didn't tell you this would happen. You can't artificially print money and put it into the economy. It just devalues the existing currency. Stupid fucking liberals.
And to be honest, we have been printing money and putting it into the economy for years now, including under Trump. So why do you think all hell is going to break loose under Biden? And the cost of the infrastructure plan is less than the cost of the Trump tax cuts, so opposition by Republicans to the infrastructure bill is a bit hypocritical. Especially when looked at from a "needs" basis. Those corporations and the wealthy sure as hell didn't "need" a tax cut, we damn sure "need" an infrastructure bill.
The current inflation is due to supply chain hiccups, the unleashing of pent-up demand, and was expected. I wouldn't be running around like Chicken Little quite yet.
So 3 dollars for a gallon of gas is 2% inflation? You must have gotten these numbers from CNN. The cost of lumber went from 2 dollars a stud to 7 dollars a stud almost overnight. The cost of building a house went up 50 grand for a 200grand house overnight.
This is not normal, this is not sustainable and this is not good.
Linkie?Meat? A year ago ground beef was almost twice what it is today. Beef is up, but not near what it was last year at this time. Pork and chicken prices are flat and supply is plentiful, last year pork was hard to come by and chicken was sporadic at best.Maybe for your oatmeal. Meat has been climbing steadily since January. The price of fresh vegetables is up about 20%. Keep reaching up your ass, even if you can't find a logical argument, you'll have a clean colon.food is up, but by very little
I am sorry, but presidents really don't have that much influence over the economy. The Federal Reserve has the real muscle, and they see this as a temporary adjustment as supply chains realign.Might better follow your own advice. Anyone with a modicum of intelligence knows that your take on the inflation issue is pure claptrap. Prices have been LOW for four years. Ever since Obummer and dementia Joe got out of government. Gasoline immediately went down to record levels under Trump only to rise immediately to almost the same point that China Joe left them. CCP Joe went all out and cancelled Canada's pipeline and turned right around and removed sanctions on Russia's. Biden is a commie puppet and so is Kameltoe, When Xiden said he would create jobs, you didn't figure they'd be Russian jobs. BTW, get Trump out of your head. I haven't said a word about Trump. Here's another piece of advice--when you try to defend, deflecting to a non-entity is ineffective.better to be thought a fool and keep your mouth shut rather than open it and remove all doubt.