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Jul 28 2022 12:14pm
When will the main stream media admit we are in a recession?

We've been in one for over 3 months...
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Jul 28 2022 12:24pm
Quote (thesnipa @ Jul 28 2022 07:21pm)
biden signals lower demand policies for fuel, and the price increases world wide including areas that already had a decade old plan to divest in fossil fuels?

you should have gone with "ukranian war is bidens fault and thats what caused inflation". maybe even "biden personally invented covid and released it".


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Jul 28 2022 01:46pm
Quote (thesnipa @ Jul 28 2022 01:02pm)
The engines have stalled, the plane is going down. we can start to look for a field to put it down in a controlled manner or we can simply fly straight losing altitude until we crash into the side of a mountain.

good? no. greater good? yes. pray we can find a way to regulate issues so we're not facing the exact same issue (fed brrrr, bank interest issues, stock market bubbling, etc). otherwise it just happens again.

we live in a world where a depression doesnt bring the country to it's knees. its not the 1920s where elites are losing mansions, its not the 1930s where people are starving in the streets. this lack of serious issues with economic downturn means downturn is no longer a problem they need to prevent. its an opportunity now.


To the contrary, I'd argue we've lived in an ephemeral period of peace and prosperity that has left us dangerously myopic towards the threat of societal collapse and global chaos. Brushing off the threats of nuclear annihilation of the cold war and weathering several recessions hasn't left us resilient, just emboldened. People starving in the streets might be unthinkable to us, but they were also unthinkable to prior generations preceding their times of crisis. And when the people flying the plane seem to be aiming directly at the side of the mountain with laser precision, all that doomsaying will seem overblown up until it isn't.

What we know right now is we're in the midst of a recession despite all the market managing tools being cranked to maximum overdrive, with inflation necessitating the feds cooling off the economy which will aggravate the recession. We're simultaneously facing a money supply bubble, a housing bubble, a service industry economy that has gutted domestic production and left us reliant on an increasingly hostile and competitive global economy, all simultaneous with a pandemic, an opioid crisis, a suicide crisis, a crime wave, deep political strife and above all too many fucking fatties. If ever all the conditions were ripe to turn rotten, we're at that point. Time to break out the End is Near signs and march on street corners
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Jul 28 2022 01:50pm
Quote (Goomshill @ Jul 28 2022 03:46pm)
To the contrary, I'd argue we've lived in an ephemeral period of peace and prosperity that has left us dangerously myopic towards the threat of societal collapse and global chaos. Brushing off the threats of nuclear annihilation of the cold war and weathering several recessions hasn't left us resilient, just emboldened. People starving in the streets might be unthinkable to us, but they were also unthinkable to prior generations preceding their times of crisis. And when the people flying the plane seem to be aiming directly at the side of the mountain with laser precision, all that doomsaying will seem overblown up until it isn't.

What we know right now is we're in the midst of a recession despite all the market managing tools being cranked to maximum overdrive, with inflation necessitating the feds cooling off the economy which will aggravate the recession. We're simultaneously facing a money supply bubble, a housing bubble, a service industry economy that has gutted domestic production and left us reliant on an increasingly hostile and competitive global economy, all simultaneous with a pandemic, an opioid crisis, a suicide crisis, a crime wave, deep political strife and above all too many fucking fatties. If ever all the conditions were ripe to turn rotten, we're at that point. Time to break out the End is Near signs and march on street corners



Too smart summary mang

When I go out in public and just observe my surroundings these days o truly wonder how many people are even aware of all of these conditions

This post was edited by Duckling on Jul 28 2022 01:51pm
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Jul 28 2022 02:10pm
Quote (Goomshill @ Jul 28 2022 02:46pm)
To the contrary, I'd argue we've lived in an ephemeral period of peace and prosperity that has left us dangerously myopic towards the threat of societal collapse and global chaos. Brushing off the threats of nuclear annihilation of the cold war and weathering several recessions hasn't left us resilient, just emboldened. People starving in the streets might be unthinkable to us, but they were also unthinkable to prior generations preceding their times of crisis. And when the people flying the plane seem to be aiming directly at the side of the mountain with laser precision, all that doomsaying will seem overblown up until it isn't.

What we know right now is we're in the midst of a recession despite all the market managing tools being cranked to maximum overdrive, with inflation necessitating the feds cooling off the economy which will aggravate the recession. We're simultaneously facing a money supply bubble, a housing bubble, a service industry economy that has gutted domestic production and left us reliant on an increasingly hostile and competitive global economy, all simultaneous with a pandemic, an opioid crisis, a suicide crisis, a crime wave, deep political strife and above all too many fucking fatties. If ever all the conditions were ripe to turn rotten, we're at that point. Time to break out the End is Near signs and march on street corners


as a prepper i'd be sickly enjoying a world where people are forced to be self reliant and the economy collapses. my piles of gold and silver will be worth more than i ever dreamed. my garden and animals will go from a hobby to how we actually eat. and the peace of the countryside will become more about safety from the roaming street gangs.

but i dont think it will happen, nor have i ever. corporations wont let their fattened calf consumers become rabid dogs. we'll see smaller collapses that compartmentalize the downfall while they preserve their profits. everything these days is too big to fail in the long run, it collapses and is bought out by the american tax payer.
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Jul 28 2022 02:32pm
Quote (thesnipa @ Jul 28 2022 03:10pm)
as a prepper i'd be sickly enjoying a world where people are forced to be self reliant and the economy collapses. my piles of gold and silver will be worth more than i ever dreamed. my garden and animals will go from a hobby to how we actually eat. and the peace of the countryside will become more about safety from the roaming street gangs.

but i dont think it will happen, nor have i ever. corporations wont let their fattened calf consumers become rabid dogs. we'll see smaller collapses that compartmentalize the downfall while they preserve their profits. everything these days is too big to fail in the long run, it collapses and is bought out by the american tax payer.


Silver and gold will be worth nothing, its all about the stockpiled baked beans and water purifying tablets
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Jul 28 2022 02:47pm
Quote (Goomshill @ Jul 28 2022 03:32pm)
Silver and gold will be worth nothing, its all about the stockpiled baked beans and water purifying tablets


Never understood the need for those.
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Jul 28 2022 02:47pm
https://www.cnbc.com/2022/07/28/yellen-says-the-economy-is-not-in-a-recession-despite-gdp-slump.html



She actually fucking said it lmao
She said it, she said the word

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Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen said Thursday the U.S. economy is in a state of transition, not recession, despite two consecutive quarters of negative growth.

Recession, Yellen insisted, is a “broad-based weakening of our economy” that includes substantial layoffs, business closures, strains in household finances and a slowdown in private sector activity.

“That is not what we are seeing right now,” she said during an afternoon news conference at the Treasury. “When you look at the economy, job creation is continuing, household finances remain strong, consumers are spending and businesses are growing.”


ITS TRANSITORY :D EBIN XDDDD
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Jul 28 2022 02:58pm
Quote (Goomshill @ Jul 28 2022 01:47pm)
https://www.cnbc.com/2022/07/28/yellen-says-the-economy-is-not-in-a-recession-despite-gdp-slump.html

https://i.imgur.com/tcpw0jz.jpg

She actually fucking said it lmao
She said it, she said the word



ITS TRANSITORY :D EBIN XDDDD


Did we have a recession under Trump?
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Jul 28 2022 03:14pm
Quote (Sioux @ Jul 28 2022 10:58pm)
Did we have a recession under Trump?


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