Quote (NetflixAdaptationWidow @ Mar 24 2022 11:27pm)
That's what happens when you prioritize investments and moving money over wages and workers. Investments constantly reach all time highs and whole swaths of people can't afford to even buy a home.
No, actually. The sharp increase in prices, not only in homes but honestly all across the board has to do with the COVID response. Some of us warned that shutting down the economy could lead to some very bad economic effects. You can't simply create value out of thin air by printing and the government giving out free checks. Then you combine that with the supply chain issues also caused by shutdowns and this is what you get. Wages are rising but wages have a huge impact on costs so those are rising by just as much, if not more.
It's like, here's 2k in stimulus... then a year later you see home prices up by 25%, food prices up by 25%, gasoline prices up by like 30%... Fuck your 2k, your shit actions are costing me tens of thousands...
This post was edited by ofthevoid on Mar 24 2022 09:39pm