The labor markets a big problem
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If a fraction of the working class in this country is having to work and work over time twice as hard while the vast majority of the country stays home and gets paid at the expense of the workers and the government enables a system where this behavior is to be expected, that’s communism 101.
You’re an idiot if you think the dems are ever going to stop trying to pass these bills. They’ll keep changing the names but it’ll be the same thing for the working class. kill your’re self to make a little more or stay home, be happy just getting by while you rely on the government that owns you. This stuff kills small businesses and it’s not by accident. If i cant get product because the delivery driver doesn’t want to work or the guy at the warehouse doesn’t want to work, the manufactures employees don’t want to work due to not having to work, that causes a socio economic ripple effect that’s very much intentional.
And a wall was being built until Joe stopped it and opened the gates with open arms.
You and other right wingers blame others for your own failings. Stop whining and go save your business. Otherwise, open up that dam border and let more workers in.
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You didn't answer my question. When did we last have an inflation issue? As for the price of JD, I can afford it.Have you seen the price of a bottle of Jack Daniels lately?
No sense of humor today Cems?
As for inflation...it’s a relentless consistent villain like a termite eating away savings and earning power. Think Freddie Cruger. It never gives up.
The slow and steadiness of its destructive power makes it such a force. It doesn’t have to be double digit to do extreme harm.
And very interestingly, decades ago the government changed the way they calculated the annual rate. To make it appear lower of course.
We’re literally doing more in sales than we’ve ever done before in thirteen years after more adversity than you could ever imagine, so how is that failing again? I wouldn’t expect someone like you to understand what’s going on right now because you’re clearly on the outside looking in and just thinking what ever cnn tells you to think.
i will say though that it’s not right that a minority of the working class have to work twice as hard, twice as many hours as what they should to pick up the slack for the majority of lazy ass commie people in the use to be working class that don’t do shit any more and get paid by the government that’s intentionally incentivizing them to be relied upon(communism 101) , funded by us, only to hear commie propaganda on cnn and from people like you (one in the same) that someone like my self isn’t paying my fair share just because we’re in the millions in sales. We earn every freaking scent we make and pay more than our fair share, so either piss off lazy commies or get back in the freaking work force.
You’re say so from the side lines means zilch. You carry zero weight and you’re comments towards me on this subject mean nothing because you clearly don’t have any real life experience in this topic to back up anything that you’re saying. Just petty, empty cnn talking points.
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Another right wing talking point. I'm glad Biden returned the money Trump stoled from our military to pay for a wall he said Mexico would pay for.
You have no clue of what my business experience is. Suffice to say, I have lots of experience in meeting a payroll. As for your continued whining, get off your ass and start paying people $15/hour. I suspect lots of people would embrace working at your establishment.
Now your latest talking point is the Feds will cover up the "real" inflation rate while Biden is prez. Did I get that right?
"Stole" our money you clown. It was money allocated for Military projects that either didn't happen or were scrapped. This "stolen money" went before the courts and the courts said it could be used. Don't be dumb no one likes dumb.
No the FED is artificially keeping rates low by buying tremendous amounts of our own Treasury bonds and bills.
It belonged to us, the people who want a safe country.
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Cems if you are coming to a duel make sure you have bullets.
Appeals court rules for Trump taking military money for wall
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Is that what you got out of all that I said? Really?
I said inflation doesn’t need to be profound in order to cause real harm.
I said that a long time ago government changed how it’s calculated.
where did I mention anything about Biden.
You are so hyper partisan you can’t think objectively
Look at the charts I posted above previous to this post. Then tell me no inflation ( not you dolcane)
An early mentor of mine told me, you have a high work ethic, that’s great. But, you will never truly make wealth gains until you fully understand the effects of: Inflation, Taxes and fees.
You whine about people making more from unemployment than work but you pay more than $15/hour? Alot more to be exact. Which is it?
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Cems if you are coming to a duel make sure you have bullets.
The fact you guys are arguing with a know nothing makes me question your mental states. Low I Q people tend to make everyone else around them dumber. Their bar can’t be raised no matter how many facts are presented. And we see just how easy it is for their Democratic masters to brainwash them with these radical ideas set to ruin our country.Lumber prices up a staggering 280% as builders scramble for supply
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Cems if you are coming to a duel make sure you have bullets.
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But it's fun and you enjoy it as well..............;-)
