Current Events > Stimulus checks and boosted unemployment are bad for the lower and middle class

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Frolex posted...

b-b-b-b-b-ut muh feels :'(

It's not surprising to anyone that you can't differentiate emotion from thought.

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There's no inflation if demand drops, thus the point for the stimulus in the first place.

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Most of these politicians are just scraping off the top of wall street anyways. It's more a bunch of baloney vs taxing the one percent. Just a different way of doing it.

Solid Snake07 posted...

It's not surprising to anyone that you can't differentiate emotion from thought.

The problem here being you're just incapable of rational thought

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Don't talk like that, TC.
We must pretend that it'll all be okay.

We will have new currency ready to take charge after they dry our old presidents up. It will be tremendous. The most magnificent and glorious ideas will bring greatness back to America.



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Frolex posted...

The problem here being you're just incapable of rational thought

See, now this is an example of emotional response. You can't articulate why you disagree with me, most likely due to inability to grasp the subject. You just know you don't like what I've said. But since you don't really understand the nuance as to why you just revert back to emotion and hurl a shallow and meaningless insult.

Nice try though

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onedarksoul posted...

There's no inflation if demand drops, thus the point for the stimulus in the first place.

I guess you have no idea that people could use this to pay rent or food or anything like that huh? No use explaining I suppose.

Also, TC, you shouldn't even have the username Solid Snake after this failure of a shit post.

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An increase in the money supply does not necessarily mean an increase in inflation. The Japanese yen is worth over 4 times as much now as it was at the height of their economic growth in the 80s despite the supply being much larger and their economy being much weaker. A fiat currencies value is determined by many factors, but centrally revolves around faith in that currency, it's only worth something because people believe it is, it's faith based, all scarcity and value is artificial, without a government it's useless. So when you hear about an increase in the money supply you can't simply conclude that means inflation increases proportionally. It's not a simple rational equation like that.

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Solid Snake07 posted...

See, now this is an example of emotional response. You can't articulate why you disagree with me, most likely due to inability to grasp the subject. You just know you don't like what I've said. But since you don't really understand the nuance as to why you just revert back to emotion and hurl a shallow and meaningless insult.

Nice try though

Try actually posting some evidence for your claim before melting down about how no one wants to listen to you babe

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Frolex posted...

Try actually posting some evidence for your claim before melting down about how no one wants to listen to you babe

Hold on a minute, let me just hop in my time machine real fast "babe"

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Solid Snake07 posted...

Hold on a minute, let me just hop in my time machine real fast "babe"

"you actually expecting me to prove my claims makes you the irrational one"

keep them fee-fees coming boo


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AzurexNightmare posted...

I guess you have no idea that people could use this to pay rent or food or anything like that huh? No use explaining I suppose.

Also, TC, you shouldn't even have the username Solid Snake after this failure of a shit post.

You misunderstand
My post is in support of the stimulus
Low demand is much worse than inflation

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The way I see it it's just a way for the government to appease people instead of increasing taxes. It's all baloney regardless.