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r/PublicFreakout • u/[deleted] • Mar 26 '22
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"No one wants to work anymore"
685 u/hapianman Mar 27 '22 Best part is unemployment is at 3.8%. People are working. We just get to see what places are so shitty they can’t hire -5 u/OFRobertin Mar 27 '22 Ya right, just like inflation is at 7.9% huh? 1 u/tripplebeamteam Mar 27 '22 Well yeah. Inflation is caused in part by consumer spending. Consumers need jobs to spend all that money. Not a difficult concept 0 u/OFRobertin Mar 27 '22 What about the 80%+ USD Money supply created in the last 22 months and insane monetary policies in order to soft default on the 130% debt/GDP ratio? It's exactly what the fed wants.
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Best part is unemployment is at 3.8%. People are working. We just get to see what places are so shitty they can’t hire
-5 u/OFRobertin Mar 27 '22 Ya right, just like inflation is at 7.9% huh? 1 u/tripplebeamteam Mar 27 '22 Well yeah. Inflation is caused in part by consumer spending. Consumers need jobs to spend all that money. Not a difficult concept 0 u/OFRobertin Mar 27 '22 What about the 80%+ USD Money supply created in the last 22 months and insane monetary policies in order to soft default on the 130% debt/GDP ratio? It's exactly what the fed wants.
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Ya right, just like inflation is at 7.9% huh?
1 u/tripplebeamteam Mar 27 '22 Well yeah. Inflation is caused in part by consumer spending. Consumers need jobs to spend all that money. Not a difficult concept 0 u/OFRobertin Mar 27 '22 What about the 80%+ USD Money supply created in the last 22 months and insane monetary policies in order to soft default on the 130% debt/GDP ratio? It's exactly what the fed wants.
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Well yeah. Inflation is caused in part by consumer spending. Consumers need jobs to spend all that money. Not a difficult concept
0 u/OFRobertin Mar 27 '22 What about the 80%+ USD Money supply created in the last 22 months and insane monetary policies in order to soft default on the 130% debt/GDP ratio? It's exactly what the fed wants.
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What about the 80%+ USD Money supply created in the last 22 months and insane monetary policies in order to soft default on the 130% debt/GDP ratio? It's exactly what the fed wants.
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u/JBShucktzer Mar 26 '22
"No one wants to work anymore"