RFK pulls more Trump votes...


no. high prices for other reasons are just high prices for other reasons.

scarcity always raises prices too. the supply chain issues might have caused some temporary regional scarcity, but thats still not inflation.


inflation is strictly due to monetary policy.

of course keynesian totalitarians are trying to hide this fact becasue they're psychotics in love with delusion. they want to pretend it's all sarcity, but it's not. it's excess money creation (so they can direct the flow in a totalitarian fashion).
 
Yep. Told my RFK-supporting friends (they are mother and daughter) that RFK's stance on vaccines is a no-go for me. As Greenies, they like him for his environmental and climate change positions. I just can't see past the crazy, esp. the vaccine thing. In a way, my friends are just as bad as MAGATs, overlooking a mountain of flaws because of one issue.


It's not easy being an FDR progressive in a world of Greenies and trumpanzees.

To me, keeping the planet pristine is not nearly as important
as having a good time as the planet falls to pieces.

Although it's nearing time to roll the credits,
I had a great time while letting myself get to this wretched state. :cool:
 
no. high prices for other reasons are just high prices for other reasons.

scarcity always raises prices too. the supply chain issues might have caused some temporary regional scarcity, but thats still not inflation.


inflation is strictly due to monetary policy.

of course keynesian totalitarians are trying to hide this fact becasue they're psychotics in love with delusion. they want to pretend it's all scarcity, but it's not. it's excess money creation (so they can direct the flow in a totalitarian fashion).
For sake of argument i will skip over your desire to distinguish a difference and say all the experts, like above i can quote, are wrong, as that is not what matters here.


The "Inflation" we see in America and that is discussed on news each and every day is people complaining about the cost of goods they buy each every day, rising and the cost of living being harder to manage.

That was, in its largest part due to the shut downs and then supply chain issues.

If you do not want to call it inflation fine, but KNOW that is what citizens are referring to. That is what is causing the bulk of the pain.

And that is what Biden handled better than any other first world nation. To call it 'temporary and regional' shows you to be a joke with no clue what you are talking about.
 
For sake of argument i will skip over your desire to distinguish a difference and say all the experts, like above i can quote, are wrong, as that is not what matters here.


The "Inflation" we see in America and that is discussed on news each and every day is people complaining about the cost of goods they buy each every day, rising and the cost of living being harder to manage.

That was, in its largest part due to the shut downs and then supply chain issues.

If you do not want to call it inflation fine, but KNOW that is what citizens are referring to. That is what is causing the bulk of the pain.

And that is what Biden handled better than any other first world nation. To call it 'temporary and regional' shows you to be a joke with no clue what you are talking about.

so talk about high prices. high prices are a reflection of inflation plus other market forces.

all the money printing from the keynesian psycho-crats is the biggest cause of prices in general.
 
so talk about high prices. high prices are a reflection of inflation plus other market forces.

all the money printing from the keynesian psycho-crats is the biggest cause of prices in general.

What we are talking about WORLD WIDE, is the cause of what people are referring to as 'inflation' and how it is impacting ALL COUNTRIES.


The cause of that is not Biden's monetary policy and IS the world wide shut down of almost all manufacturing, and other goods, the lay off or all workers, and then the return of all that causing Demand to greatly outstrip the ability to supply it.

As we know, when Demand far exceeds supply across almost all sectors World Wide the cost of living is going to soar.


Anyone who tried to take a micro view when the macro view is abundantly clear (all countries dealing with the same thing) is just ignorant of economic principles.
 
It's not easy being an FDR progressive in a world of Greenies and trumpanzees.

To me, keeping the planet pristine is not nearly as important
as having a good time as the planet falls to pieces.

Although it's nearing time to roll the credits,
I had a great time while letting myself get to this wretched state. :cool:

Is this where I respond with a smarmy inspirational quote as a "gentle reminder"? Nah, so not me. I'm just gonna put a :laugh: :rofl2: :laugh: as a response instead.
 
What we are talking about WORLD WIDE, is the cause of what people are referring to as 'inflation' and how it is impacting ALL COUNTRIES.


The cause of that is not Biden's monetary policy and IS the world wide shut down of almost all manufacturing, and other goods, the lay off or all workers, and then the return of all that causing Demand to greatly outstrip the ability to supply it.

As we know, when Demand far exceeds supply across almost all sectors World Wide the cost of living is going to soar.


Anyone who tried to take a micro view when the macro view is abundantly clear (all countries dealing with the same thing) is just ignorant of economic principles.

MAGATs and other forms of Reichwinger prefer to believe that economic troubles are only in the U.S. and are solely the fault of Biden. It is far easier to believe what they're told by their masters, than to look up actual statistics. Like this:

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From the same source, in text form:

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no. high prices for other reasons are just high prices for other reasons.

scarcity always raises prices too. the supply chain issues might have caused some temporary regional scarcity, but thats still not inflation.


inflation is strictly due to monetary policy.

of course keynesian totalitarians are trying to hide this fact becasue they're psychotics in love with delusion. they want to pretend it's all sarcity, but it's not. it's excess money creation (so they can direct the flow in a totalitarian fashion).


Most of the scarcity we saw during the lockdowns was due to the free money sent out that caused a run on consumer goods. A great many stopped paying rent and used relief funds to buy TV's and game consoles.
 
Most of the scarcity we saw during the lockdowns was due to the free money sent out that caused a run on consumer goods. A great many stopped paying rent and used relief funds to buy TV's and game consoles.

yes. free money and fucked up supplly chains. some inflation plus some other factors.
 
MAGATs and other forms of Reichwinger prefer to believe that economic troubles are only in the U.S. and are solely the fault of Biden. It is far easier to believe what they're told by their masters, than to look up actual statistics. Like this:

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From the same source, in text form:

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no.


nobody says inflation is only in america. you just made that up.

we're usually talking about the stupidity and corruption of keynesian totalitarianism and the various effects of it's stupidity.
 
yes. free money and fucked up supplly chains. some inflation plus some other factors.

Inflation, such as what people are referring to and experiencing in the pandemic, is most often caused by a heated economy where wages, and cost of goods, etc go into an inflationary cycle, were higher wages, lead to higher priced goods, which leads to people pushing for higher wages. It can become a spiraling cycle which is why historically economists would speak to a rising unemployment need, to counter it, as rising unemployment results in less wage hikes.

However during covid that was not the case.

There were two competing factors for governments to try and deal with.

First was the risk of a global recession or even depression in turning off the worlds economy when it came to production and services and everyone staying home and not working. This is caused by liquidity in the markets drying up causing a spiralling effect. The main way to counter that is for government to add liquidity to the markets thru monetary policy. They did this and it worked. Recession talk and depression talk all receded.

HOwever that feeds into the secondary risk, that as the pandemic lifts and people get back to work, the type of inflation in the price of goods and services is going to happen, and increased liquidity via gov't intervention can make that worse.


So you have the cure to one (recession/depression) being the potential fuel for the other, which makes this combination of challenges somewhat unique and more challenging.


That is why many predicted Biden's choices would fail and they would not be able to handle and they predicted doom on the inflation front and a recession, if not depression.

Biden had his experts who believed they could tip toe the line and manage both risks and they PROVED THEY COULD MASTERFULLY.

the proof of that is no country in the world managing it better, balancing their choices in any other way.


You can sit as arm chair quarterback all you like and pretend you know a better path, that no other country could figure out, and that would not have caused a recession, such as not adding any liquidity was sure to do, but what you CANNOT do, is show a single country that handled it better than the US, under Biden.

Contrast that with Trump, under Covid where the US in the absolute bottom tier and we cannot find a single first world country who handled it any worse.
 
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