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[#] Fri Dec 08 2023 09:54:44 EST from IGnatius T Foobar

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Yes of course, there is no burger, there is no restaurant, and there is no spoon.

[#] Fri Dec 08 2023 13:34:53 EST from test2

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there is no election

Fri Dec 08 2023 09:54:44 AM EST from IGnatius T Foobar
Yes of course, there is no burger, there is no restaurant, and there is no spoon.

 



[#] Sat Jan 27 2024 08:02:35 EST from Nurb432

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Amazon, Target, Walmart, Lowes, $25 for an item ( was trying to avoid shipping and waiting so looking around local stores too ). Kmart, while no longer have any stores that i know of, popped up in the search, and for the same exact thing, $112, on sale for $67.. wtf. no wonder they are dead.

 



[#] Mon Jan 29 2024 07:36:07 EST from Nurb432

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So over extended, bankrupt Chinese based Evergrande was told by HK court to liquidate any holdings in HK.

Sure they cant directly effect the parent company in China ( which is sort of funny, china says they are part of HK, yet they wont honor a court decision there . )  but it will still have a massive financial impact on the mainland, and ripple across the planet like it did when they basically went upside down. 



[#] Thu Apr 04 2024 19:09:18 EDT from Nurb432

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Boooo local power company wants to raise rates 16%

Does not sound like a lot, but its incremental. little by little nickle and dimeing us.  And for people really struggling and barely getting by, an extra 50 bucks a month hurts. Plus all the trickle up effects, due to costs of doing business.



[#] Wed Apr 10 2024 08:08:34 EDT from Nurb432

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I guess a bunch of tax cuts and stuff that Trump put into place, expire this year. Not sure the effective rate after everything is taken into account ( trickle down ) but supposed to be enough to 'feel'.

Of course they could be extended, but this admin wont do that. They love destroying us and taking all we have.



[#] Fri Apr 12 2024 13:06:19 EDT from darknetuser

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2024-04-04 19:09 from Nurb432
Boooo local power company wants to raise rates 16%

I offgridded my house and switched to horse poo for home heating for precisely that reason.

[#] Fri Apr 12 2024 13:29:35 EDT from Nurb432

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And to add, they had to publish some document as part of the approval process.  Their reasoning is that demand is down.   But at the same time, their costs are less..  

 

 

Ya, they paid someone off.



[#] Fri Apr 12 2024 19:17:35 EDT from Nurb432

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So California passed that law where food workers get a bazillion dollars per hour pay.   And they are acting surprised as prices have skyrocketed, people are being laid off, restaurants closing, and people being replaced by robots.  ( coming soon, robot tax.. )



[#] Mon Apr 15 2024 15:53:09 EDT from darknetuser

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2024-04-12 19:17 from Nurb432
So California passed that law where food workers get a bazillion
dollars per hour pay.   And they are acting surprised as prices
have skyrocketed, people are being laid off, restaurants closing, and

people being replaced by robots.  ( coming soon, robot tax.. )


From the point of view of the employer, an abusive robot tax is preferable because robots don't have gender identity crisis, they don't go on strike, and if they die in an accident you don't get half as much bad press.

A friend of mine was hired to make some optimizations in a production chain in some Asian factory not long ago. He arrived there with the typical Western mindset - which means optimizing the prod chain equals removing people because of the reasons above. He changed mind in a week. Workers there didn't complain, didn't go on strikes, and the economical gain of replacing them was negligible.

[#] Thu Apr 18 2024 23:33:11 EDT from IGnatius T Foobar

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So all we have to do to keep the robots from taking over is turn everything into sweatshops? I'm ok with that if it finally busts up the unions.

[#] Fri Apr 19 2024 07:40:01 EDT from Nurb432

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That wont happen as long as there is government. They work hand in hand to fleece us.

"not your fathers union "

Thu Apr 18 2024 23:33:11 EDT from IGnatius T Foobar
busts up the unions.

 



[#] Fri Apr 26 2024 08:37:24 EDT from Nurb432

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"take all the money"

 

"Biden proposes nearly 45% capital gains tax rate"



[#] Fri Apr 26 2024 09:24:56 EDT from IGnatius T Foobar

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That'll never fly. Cap gains is where the ultra-wealthy *actually* make their money. Raise income tax "on the rich" all you want, but it really only impacts the middle class. Raise the tax on investment income ... now the people who own you are impacted and you have a problem.

[#] Tue Apr 30 2024 04:43:22 EDT from darknetuser

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So, my father has asked me if Supermicro's hype in economic ezines makes any sense. Since I am not familiar I will forward the question here.

[#] Thu May 02 2024 14:53:27 EDT from Nurb432

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"so legally property taxes are capped at a % so we cant raise it anymore. but we can fake the appraisal and make it more... hahahah pay us moar!!!!! "



[#] Wed May 29 2024 18:44:00 EDT from msgrhys

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https://www.breitbart.com/politics/2024/05/29/u-s-tariffs-on-china-help-rescue-american-textile-companies-from-ruin/

Trump 1, economists (morons) 0

 

"Trump has vowed to impose across-the-board tariffs on all foreign imports to protect American manufacturing and workers from low-wage countries".

 

Sounds good to me.

Of course economists will predict an apocalypse. I can't wait to see that not happen.



[#] Sat Jun 01 2024 11:26:16 EDT from Nurb432

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And just this week:

 

"We have declared your area to be part of the local 'watershed' so we are tacking on additional fees. They are not technically a tax on your property based on value, so deal with it, losers"

Thu May 02 2024 14:53:27 EDT from Nurb432

"so legally property taxes are capped at a % so we cant raise it anymore. but we can fake the appraisal and make it more... hahahah pay us moar!!!!! "



 



[#] Fri Aug 16 2024 07:44:38 EDT from Nurb432

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And now that they Democrats and their handlers have nearly destroyed the economy, and inflation is thru the roof they now have announced their solution:  Price controls.

Stalin would be proud.

 



[#] Sat Aug 17 2024 09:58:44 EDT from darknetuser

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2024-08-16 07:44 from Nurb432
And now that they Democrats and their handlers have nearly
destroyed the economy, and inflation is thru the roof they now
have announced their solution:  Price controls.

Stalin would be proud.


That rings a bell sooooo much.

Please, somebody tell the whole population that the way post WWII famine in Germany was ended was by having Ludwig Erhard deregulate prices so food could be distributed without restrictions.

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