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In reply to Jack Bauer • 8:11a, 11/29/23
Jack Bauer said:
Wow, this is petty!

Bidens had hung their grandchildren's stockings every Christmas



Now that the finally had to acknowledge Hunter's love child, they have removed ALL the stockings this year just so they don't have to include this poor girl.

I cant believe Joe doesnt want to take a sniff and a shower with the new grand kid.
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In reply to Cobretti • 8:26a, 11/29/23
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It's almost like paying people more did not fix the problem. Almost.
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In reply to nein51 • 3:41p, 11/29/23
nein51 said:
Cobretti said:

It's almost like paying people more did not fix the problem. Almost.

It never could. All that will do is make things worse. We are unlikely to see much improvement until people begin to realize that excessive government spending is a major cause of inflation.
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In reply to historian • 4:22p, 11/29/23
historian said:
nein51 said:
Cobretti said:

It's almost like paying people more did not fix the problem. Almost.

It never could. All that will do is make things worse. We are unlikely to see much improvement until people begin to realize that excessive government spending is a major cause of inflation.

No. Way.

You mean if you pay people more then the people paying them have to charge more which drives prices up and the net result is 0, at best?
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In reply to nein51 • 5:31p, 11/29/23
It's amazing how many people don't get it.
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In reply to Cobretti • 12:31p, 11/30/23
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Prices never come back down. Ever.
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In reply to nein51 • 2:14p, 11/30/23
nein51 said:
Cobretti said:

Prices never come back down. Ever.

That's not true. Prices fluctuate all the time. Just look at gas prices: the last time I bought gas it was 30 cents a gallon cheaper. Will they go down to Trump levels? Hard to say.
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In reply to historian • 3:12p, 11/30/23
historian said:
nein51 said:
Cobretti said:

Prices never come back down. Ever.

That's not true. Prices fluctuate all the time. Just look at gas prices: the last time I bought gas it was 30 cents a gallon cheaper. Will they go down to Trump levels? Hard to say.
Like so many things, the devil is in the details. Some things fluctuate in price, like gasoline, some tend to rise less than the rate of inflation, like milk and bread (hello, subsidies), and some rise and never really come back down to where they were before, like house prices and college tuition.

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In reply to Oldbear83 • 6:24p, 11/30/23
That's right: one must be more specific about these things.
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In reply to Jacques Strap • 6:26p, 11/30/23
Probably both
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In reply to Oldbear83 • 7:51p, 11/30/23
Oldbear83 said:
historian said:
nein51 said:
Cobretti said:

Prices never come back down. Ever.

That's not true. Prices fluctuate all the time. Just look at gas prices: the last time I bought gas it was 30 cents a gallon cheaper. Will they go down to Trump levels? Hard to say.
Like so many things, the devil is in the details. Some things fluctuate in price, like gasoline, some tend to rise less than the rate of inflation, like milk and bread (hello, subsidies), and some rise and never really come back down to where they were before, like house prices and college tuition.


Correct…and they still never come down.

They may drop $.30 but they are up $2.00 so did it really come down?

Further, pricing on things like milk, bread and fuel are mostly a mirage. They provide a distraction from the fact that major items are up tremendously over time. Who cares if bread is up $.20 a loaf when the car that took you to the store that used to cost $5995 is now $40,000 and the house you take those items home to that cost $75,000 is now $450,000…
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In reply to nein51 • 8:57p, 11/30/23
nein51 said:
Oldbear83 said:
historian said:
nein51 said:
Cobretti said:

Prices never come back down. Ever.

That's not true. Prices fluctuate all the time. Just look at gas prices: the last time I bought gas it was 30 cents a gallon cheaper. Will they go down to Trump levels? Hard to say.
Like so many things, the devil is in the details. Some things fluctuate in price, like gasoline, some tend to rise less than the rate of inflation, like milk and bread (hello, subsidies), and some rise and never really come back down to where they were before, like house prices and college tuition.


Correct…and they still never come down.

They may drop $.30 but they are up $2.00 so did it really come down?

Further, pricing on things like milk, bread and fuel are mostly a mirage. They provide a distraction from the fact that major items are up tremendously over time. Who cares if bread is up $.20 a loaf when the car that took you to the store that used to cost $5995 is now $40,000 and the house you take those items home to that cost $75,000 is now $450,000…
It matters to understand what products, goods and services are going to rise in price due to historical data and make sure you plan your financial investments and spending on those facts.

Buying a house, for example, is still a sound investment if you make sure the house is in a good neighborhood and is made from quality materials. Buying a motor vehicle makes sense if you pay attention not only to the relative price of the vehicle but also understand how its resale value is likely to move over time. ICE vehicles, for example, generally remain a much better investment than EVs, no matter the hype.

Food, on the other hand, moves up and down in relative cost according to different factors, but you can still eat well and stay in budget if you plan ahead. The problem, as always, is that too many people want to spend without thinking and have someone else get them money when they run out of their own.
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In reply to Oldbear83 • 10:00p, 11/30/23
Too many people expect the government to bail them out or take care of them!
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In reply to Cobretti • 11:40a, 12/4/23
"Reality is not optional."
Thomas Sowell

This includes economic reality & the people know better.
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In reply to Cobretti • 10:44a, 12/5/23
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There is more to it than just installing the chargers. Installing a real EV Charging station that can be sustainable is a pain in the ass, I tried! The impacts to the electric grid and the impact to how you are viewed by the electric companies it self makes it difficult to impossible. You want to be an industrial superuser, install commercial EV charging stations.
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In reply to Cobretti • 10:54a, 12/5/23
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I've tried to explain this to our resident Dems that the product of spending bills rarely comes to fruition and most of the money is laundered to banks and corporations.

They're so damn stupid and gullible.

We have millions of voters who don't realize or care that they're getting ripped off.
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In reply to Cobretti • 11:35a, 12/5/23
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How much of those taxpayer dollars have ended up in Joe's bank account?
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In reply to Doc Holliday • 11:39a, 12/5/23
Not just modern voters, but their children & grandchildren to the nth generation. $33 trillion national debt with well over $100 trillion in unfunded liabilities.
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In reply to historian • 12:39p, 12/5/23
historian said:
Not just modern voters, but their children & grandchildren to the nth generation. $33 trillion national debt with well over $100 trillion in unfunded liabilities.
Yep.

It took China 17 years of being the world's biggest manufacturer to earn $4 trillion in reserves...but it took only 2 years for the US to print $17 trillion out of thin air.

The middle class will cease to exist very soon. It will just be poor and extremely wealthy.
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In reply to Cobretti • 1:34p, 12/5/23
This calls for a serious investigation and perhaps a few prosecutions. But of course Democrat criminals will not be prosecuted and there will be no justice.
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In reply to Cobretti • 1:49p, 12/5/23
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Maybe it was a MLM scam like Amway: the more he recruited, the more he got paid.
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10:12p, 12/6/23
I'm not sure why we should watch it with no sound. I didn't see anything different than the usual Biden stuff.
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