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    MrWhatsItToYa
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    Posted: Sep. 22, 2022 - 12:12 PM ET #26

    Quote Originally Posted by sundance:

    Tariffs have nothing to do with Germans freezing this winter because they will not receive gas from Russia. It looks like I need to start teaching basic current affairs classes inside the politics forum of Covers! Alex jones is alive and well!
    You fool,you couldn't teach someone how to wipe their nose.

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    Quote Originally Posted by sundance:

    Tariffs have nothing to do with Germans freezing this winter because they will not receive gas from Russia. It looks like I need to start teaching basic current affairs classes inside the politics forum of Covers! Alex jones is alive and well!
    You fool,you couldn't teach someone how to wipe their nose.

     
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    Posted: Sep. 22, 2022 - 12:36 PM ET #27

    Quote Originally Posted by MrWhatsItToYa:

    Quote Originally Posted by sundance: Tariffs have nothing to do with Germans freezing this winter because they will not receive gas from Russia. It looks like I need to start teaching basic current affairs classes inside the politics forum of Covers! Alex jones is alive and well!You fool,you couldn't teach someone how to wipe their nose.

    You just might need a timeout!

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    Quote Originally Posted by MrWhatsItToYa:

    Quote Originally Posted by sundance: Tariffs have nothing to do with Germans freezing this winter because they will not receive gas from Russia. It looks like I need to start teaching basic current affairs classes inside the politics forum of Covers! Alex jones is alive and well!You fool,you couldn't teach someone how to wipe their nose.

    You just might need a timeout!

     
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    Posted: Sep. 22, 2022 - 12:51 PM ET #28

    @MrWhatsItToYa

     Because I liked the Trump years means I liked Reagan?? The guy F'd my retirement to a degree, many things I didn't like about Reagan, Trump too for that matter. 

    https://www.oregonlive.com/education/2021/06/oregon-students-shouldnt-have-to-prove-they-can-write-or-do-math-to-get-a-diploma-lawmakers-decide.html

    https://mindmatters.ai/2021/02/yes-there-really-is-a-war-on-math-in-our-schools/

    https://apnews.com/article/europe-ukraine-arrests-business-government-and-politics-f50da684fab61add42348d276482477c

     

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    @MrWhatsItToYa

     Because I liked the Trump years means I liked Reagan?? The guy F'd my retirement to a degree, many things I didn't like about Reagan, Trump too for that matter. 

    https://www.oregonlive.com/education/2021/06/oregon-students-shouldnt-have-to-prove-they-can-write-or-do-math-to-get-a-diploma-lawmakers-decide.html

    https://mindmatters.ai/2021/02/yes-there-really-is-a-war-on-math-in-our-schools/

    https://apnews.com/article/europe-ukraine-arrests-business-government-and-politics-f50da684fab61add42348d276482477c

     

     
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    Posted: Sep. 22, 2022 - 1:00 PM ET #29

    Quote Originally Posted by MrWhatsItToYa:

    Quote Originally Posted by sundance: Tariffs have nothing to do with Germans freezing this winter because they will not receive gas from Russia. It looks like I need to start teaching basic current affairs classes inside the politics forum of Covers! Alex jones is alive and well!You fool,you couldn't teach someone how to wipe their nose.

    I am going to automatically sign you up for Covers Current Affairs 101. The 1st class is Monday, 26 September 22 at 0900 hours. Bring your A game!

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    Quote Originally Posted by MrWhatsItToYa:

    Quote Originally Posted by sundance: Tariffs have nothing to do with Germans freezing this winter because they will not receive gas from Russia. It looks like I need to start teaching basic current affairs classes inside the politics forum of Covers! Alex jones is alive and well!You fool,you couldn't teach someone how to wipe their nose.

    I am going to automatically sign you up for Covers Current Affairs 101. The 1st class is Monday, 26 September 22 at 0900 hours. Bring your A game!

     
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    Posted: Sep. 22, 2022 - 1:12 PM ET #30

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     I don't have a B game,all my game is A game.Don't sign me up for anything that has to do with your dumb*ss.Skip your class and start doing overtime at your job as a clown.Your gonna need more money in the next couple months,alex and trump are gonna need double the donations you usually send in,they need you now more then ever.

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    @sundance

     I don't have a B game,all my game is A game.Don't sign me up for anything that has to do with your dumb*ss.Skip your class and start doing overtime at your job as a clown.Your gonna need more money in the next couple months,alex and trump are gonna need double the donations you usually send in,they need you now more then ever.

     
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    Posted: Sep. 22, 2022 - 1:33 PM ET #31

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     I notice you didn't bash the guy who f*cked your retirement(until I brought up reagan),and I never see you bash trump(unless somebody brings it to your attention).But your always on here bashing anything democrats do that effects you negatively.You say there's many things you don't like about reagan and trump,but you only mention them,when confronted about what republicans do,by somebody else.I personally didn't like Carter when I was young,but now that I'm older and have heard him explain why he did what he did in iran,I respect the decisions that he chose.He knew he would suffer consequences in the next election,but making sure no more Americans died,was more important to him then winning the election,or how he was gonna be perceived by others.

    I don't pretend to know whats going on in math in other parts of the US,but I do know they are still teaching math where I'm from,contrary to your statement "that in this country they don't teach math".

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     I notice you didn't bash the guy who f*cked your retirement(until I brought up reagan),and I never see you bash trump(unless somebody brings it to your attention).But your always on here bashing anything democrats do that effects you negatively.You say there's many things you don't like about reagan and trump,but you only mention them,when confronted about what republicans do,by somebody else.I personally didn't like Carter when I was young,but now that I'm older and have heard him explain why he did what he did in iran,I respect the decisions that he chose.He knew he would suffer consequences in the next election,but making sure no more Americans died,was more important to him then winning the election,or how he was gonna be perceived by others.

    I don't pretend to know whats going on in math in other parts of the US,but I do know they are still teaching math where I'm from,contrary to your statement "that in this country they don't teach math".

     
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    Posted: Sep. 22, 2022 - 5:26 PM ET #32

    Quote Originally Posted by MrWhatsItToYa:

    @UNIMAN  I notice you didn't bash the guy who f*cked your retirement(until I brought up reagan),and I never see you bash trump(unless somebody brings it to your attention).But your always on here bashing anything democrats do that effects you negatively.You say there's many things you don't like about reagan and trump,but you only mention them,when confronted about what republicans do,by somebody else.I personally didn't like Carter when I was young,but now that I'm older and have heard him explain why he did what he did in iran,I respect the decisions that he chose.He knew he would suffer consequences in the next election,but making sure no more Americans died,was more important to him then winning the election,or how he was gonna be perceived by others. I don't pretend to know whats going on in math in other parts of the US,but I do know they are still teaching math where I'm from,contrary to your statement "that in this country they don't teach math".

    peace_5

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    Quote Originally Posted by MrWhatsItToYa:

    @UNIMAN  I notice you didn't bash the guy who f*cked your retirement(until I brought up reagan),and I never see you bash trump(unless somebody brings it to your attention).But your always on here bashing anything democrats do that effects you negatively.You say there's many things you don't like about reagan and trump,but you only mention them,when confronted about what republicans do,by somebody else.I personally didn't like Carter when I was young,but now that I'm older and have heard him explain why he did what he did in iran,I respect the decisions that he chose.He knew he would suffer consequences in the next election,but making sure no more Americans died,was more important to him then winning the election,or how he was gonna be perceived by others. I don't pretend to know whats going on in math in other parts of the US,but I do know they are still teaching math where I'm from,contrary to your statement "that in this country they don't teach math".

    peace_5

     
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    Posted: Sep. 23, 2022 - 6:25 AM ET #33

    [Quote: Originally Posted by MrWhatsItToYa]Quote Originally Posted by sundance: Tariffs have nothing to do with Germans freezing this winter because they will not receive gas from Russia. It looks like I need to start teaching basic current affairs classes inside the politics forum of Covers! 

    Don't even bother, it's fruitless. These people are beyond help. They are walking clueless dead.peace_5

    Tariffs???an_roll_laugh confusedJust so sad how disoriented they are. 

     

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    [Quote: Originally Posted by MrWhatsItToYa]Quote Originally Posted by sundance: Tariffs have nothing to do with Germans freezing this winter because they will not receive gas from Russia. It looks like I need to start teaching basic current affairs classes inside the politics forum of Covers! 

    Don't even bother, it's fruitless. These people are beyond help. They are walking clueless dead.peace_5

    Tariffs???an_roll_laugh confusedJust so sad how disoriented they are. 

     

     
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    Posted: Sep. 23, 2022 - 7:19 AM ET #34

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     There you go sundance,you got the first candidate to take your class,you can bill it as the dumb and dumber seminar.And no I'm not talking about what trump calls Eric and Junior.

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    @searchwarrant

     There you go sundance,you got the first candidate to take your class,you can bill it as the dumb and dumber seminar.And no I'm not talking about what trump calls Eric and Junior.

     
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    Posted: Sep. 23, 2022 - 7:22 AM ET #35

    Quote Originally Posted by searchwarrant:

    Quote Originally Posted by MrWhatsItToYa:

    Quote Originally Posted by sundance: Tariffs have nothing to do with Germans freezing this winter because they will not receive gas from Russia. It looks like I need to start teaching basic current affairs classes inside the politics forum of Covers!  Don't even bother, it's fruitless. These people are beyond help. They are walking clueless dead. Tariffs??? Just so sad how disoriented they are.
    Don't kid yourself,if it involves you and sundance it certainly ain't "fruitless".

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    Quote Originally Posted by searchwarrant:

    Quote Originally Posted by MrWhatsItToYa:

    Quote Originally Posted by sundance: Tariffs have nothing to do with Germans freezing this winter because they will not receive gas from Russia. It looks like I need to start teaching basic current affairs classes inside the politics forum of Covers!  Don't even bother, it's fruitless. These people are beyond help. They are walking clueless dead. Tariffs??? Just so sad how disoriented they are.
    Don't kid yourself,if it involves you and sundance it certainly ain't "fruitless".

     
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    Posted: Sep. 23, 2022 - 10:13 AM ET #36

    Quote Originally Posted by searchwarrant:

    Quote Originally Posted by MrWhatsItToYa:

    Quote Originally Posted by sundance: Tariffs have nothing to do with Germans freezing this winter because they will not receive gas from Russia. It looks like I need to start teaching basic current affairs classes inside the politics forum of Covers!  Don't even bother, it's fruitless. These people are beyond help. They are walking clueless dead. Tariffs??? Just so sad how disoriented they are.

    peace_5

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    Quote Originally Posted by searchwarrant:

    Quote Originally Posted by MrWhatsItToYa:

    Quote Originally Posted by sundance: Tariffs have nothing to do with Germans freezing this winter because they will not receive gas from Russia. It looks like I need to start teaching basic current affairs classes inside the politics forum of Covers!  Don't even bother, it's fruitless. These people are beyond help. They are walking clueless dead. Tariffs??? Just so sad how disoriented they are.

    peace_5

     
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    Posted: Sep. 23, 2022 - 11:27 AM ET #37

    Quote Originally Posted by searchwarrant:

    Quote Originally Posted by MrWhatsItToYa:

    Quote Originally Posted by sundance: Tariffs have nothing to do with Germans freezing this winter because they will not receive gas from Russia. It looks like I need to start teaching basic current affairs classes inside the politics forum of Covers!  Don't even bother, it's fruitless. These people are beyond help. They are walking clueless dead. Tariffs??? Just so sad how disoriented they are.
    Their answer to all of Biden's screwups........"it's Trumps fault".peace_5

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    Quote Originally Posted by searchwarrant:

    Quote Originally Posted by MrWhatsItToYa:

    Quote Originally Posted by sundance: Tariffs have nothing to do with Germans freezing this winter because they will not receive gas from Russia. It looks like I need to start teaching basic current affairs classes inside the politics forum of Covers!  Don't even bother, it's fruitless. These people are beyond help. They are walking clueless dead. Tariffs??? Just so sad how disoriented they are.
    Their answer to all of Biden's screwups........"it's Trumps fault".peace_5

     
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    Posted: Sep. 23, 2022 - 12:45 PM ET #38

    Quote Originally Posted by THEMUGG:

    Quote Originally Posted by searchwarrant: Quote Originally Posted by MrWhatsItToYa: Quote Originally Posted by sundance: Tariffs have nothing to do with Germans freezing this winter because they will not receive gas from Russia. It looks like I need to start teaching basic current affairs classes inside the politics forum of Covers!  Don't even bother, it's fruitless. These people are beyond help. They are walking clueless dead. Tariffs??? Just so sad how disoriented they are.Don't kid yourself,if it involves you and sundance it certainly ain't "fruitless". Quote Originally Posted by searchwarrant: Quote Originally Posted by MrWhatsItToYa: Quote Originally Posted by sundance: Tariffs have nothing to do with Germans freezing this winter because they will not receive gas from Russia. It looks like I need to start teaching basic current affairs classes inside the politics forum of Covers!  Don't even bother, it's fruitless. These people are beyond help. They are walking clueless dead. Tariffs??? Just so sad how disoriented they are. Quote Originally Posted by searchwarrant: Quote Originally Posted by MrWhatsItToYa: Quote Originally Posted by sundance: Tariffs have nothing to do with Germans freezing this winter because they will not receive gas from Russia. It looks like I need to start teaching basic current affairs classes inside the politics forum of Covers!  Don't even bother, it's fruitless. These people are beyond help. They are walking clueless dead. Tariffs??? Just so sad how disoriented they are.Their answer to all of Biden's screwups........"it's Trumps fault".
    Gee,that sounds exactly like trump,what about Obama,what about Hillary,what about Hunter and the laptop,that's all you guys ever did.

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    Quote Originally Posted by THEMUGG:

    Quote Originally Posted by searchwarrant: Quote Originally Posted by MrWhatsItToYa: Quote Originally Posted by sundance: Tariffs have nothing to do with Germans freezing this winter because they will not receive gas from Russia. It looks like I need to start teaching basic current affairs classes inside the politics forum of Covers!  Don't even bother, it's fruitless. These people are beyond help. They are walking clueless dead. Tariffs??? Just so sad how disoriented they are.Don't kid yourself,if it involves you and sundance it certainly ain't "fruitless". Quote Originally Posted by searchwarrant: Quote Originally Posted by MrWhatsItToYa: Quote Originally Posted by sundance: Tariffs have nothing to do with Germans freezing this winter because they will not receive gas from Russia. It looks like I need to start teaching basic current affairs classes inside the politics forum of Covers!  Don't even bother, it's fruitless. These people are beyond help. They are walking clueless dead. Tariffs??? Just so sad how disoriented they are. Quote Originally Posted by searchwarrant: Quote Originally Posted by MrWhatsItToYa: Quote Originally Posted by sundance: Tariffs have nothing to do with Germans freezing this winter because they will not receive gas from Russia. It looks like I need to start teaching basic current affairs classes inside the politics forum of Covers!  Don't even bother, it's fruitless. These people are beyond help. They are walking clueless dead. Tariffs??? Just so sad how disoriented they are.Their answer to all of Biden's screwups........"it's Trumps fault".
    Gee,that sounds exactly like trump,what about Obama,what about Hillary,what about Hunter and the laptop,that's all you guys ever did.

     
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    Quote Originally Posted by BigGame90:

    Quote Originally Posted by fubah2: Quote Originally Posted by sundance: The reason for inflation across the planet is caused by the sanctions placed on Russia by Lefties. The ironic part is that lefties think inflation is here only because of Russia. That was the speaking point as Russia invaded from MSM. But now this thread poster thinks inflation is only from Trumps tariffs.  Covid had nothing to do with it. Forcing businesses to shut while allowing large corporations to continue business as usual had nothing to do with it. Fed printing trillions to give out "free" money to stay home had nothing to do with it. Banks giving money away like it's candy on Halloween had nothing to do with it. Corporate greed has nothing to do with it. Forcing "green" energy on counties has nothing to do with it either.

    It is not all that difficult to identify how this unfolded, if you were paying attention when Covid was unfolding and our inventories of goods and services was still strong and prices were not getting wrecked yet, there were businesses in the tech space that gave a strong red alert warning about what was coming, but few paid attention. Intel has a huge footprint in my area and my neighbor works for them over twenty years, Intel made comments way back about supply chain issues forming and that it would damage their JIT model for a long long time. Nobody paid attention to the message being delivered, that supply chain has many many moving parts some are large some are small but all are needed to function a JIT business model and economy. The small supplier of certain parts can stop a business cold in their tracks because they dont hold inventory and that happens because they want to save costs and maximize capital, but when a component or two is missing the whole game ends. There is a book I read in college while taking an econ class and it was about JIT inventory models and all parts have to be functioning separately to make the entire system work and if not then JIT theory breaks down each component and identifies it then you can fix the issue, but the flaws are that if you cannot fix the issue then everything breaks.

    The reason we had this rampant inflation GLOBALLY is because nobody carries inventory and supply chain issues are very very difficult to fix, if you follow in depth news articles you have seen that components of agriculture are missing and with those being missing (fertilizer, chemicals etc) then our farming capacity is reduced and that impacts costs and supply for most all the economy, oil ramped up from a combination of Russia and also how many fringe players got shut down when oil dropped and that has rippled through the complex and oil supply is low. With high oil that also impacts many petro products, not just gas and crude oil but plastics, chemicals etc and that causes inflation. 

    It is going to take a LONG time to fix the supply chain if at all and also less people are wanting to do farming and industrial work, that causes a labor shortage and that causes inflation.

    Blaming a single political party for a supply chain failure and deep theory breakdown is stupid, if you could isolate ONE area while everything else was fine, MAYBE it is partisan but the entire world is in an inflation alert, this is not about Biden or libs or anything remotely close to it. Even if the government were to toss a T at it, the time it would take to cycle through is going to be easily another two years.

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    Quote Originally Posted by BigGame90:

    Quote Originally Posted by fubah2: Quote Originally Posted by sundance: The reason for inflation across the planet is caused by the sanctions placed on Russia by Lefties. The ironic part is that lefties think inflation is here only because of Russia. That was the speaking point as Russia invaded from MSM. But now this thread poster thinks inflation is only from Trumps tariffs.  Covid had nothing to do with it. Forcing businesses to shut while allowing large corporations to continue business as usual had nothing to do with it. Fed printing trillions to give out "free" money to stay home had nothing to do with it. Banks giving money away like it's candy on Halloween had nothing to do with it. Corporate greed has nothing to do with it. Forcing "green" energy on counties has nothing to do with it either.

    It is not all that difficult to identify how this unfolded, if you were paying attention when Covid was unfolding and our inventories of goods and services was still strong and prices were not getting wrecked yet, there were businesses in the tech space that gave a strong red alert warning about what was coming, but few paid attention. Intel has a huge footprint in my area and my neighbor works for them over twenty years, Intel made comments way back about supply chain issues forming and that it would damage their JIT model for a long long time. Nobody paid attention to the message being delivered, that supply chain has many many moving parts some are large some are small but all are needed to function a JIT business model and economy. The small supplier of certain parts can stop a business cold in their tracks because they dont hold inventory and that happens because they want to save costs and maximize capital, but when a component or two is missing the whole game ends. There is a book I read in college while taking an econ class and it was about JIT inventory models and all parts have to be functioning separately to make the entire system work and if not then JIT theory breaks down each component and identifies it then you can fix the issue, but the flaws are that if you cannot fix the issue then everything breaks.

    The reason we had this rampant inflation GLOBALLY is because nobody carries inventory and supply chain issues are very very difficult to fix, if you follow in depth news articles you have seen that components of agriculture are missing and with those being missing (fertilizer, chemicals etc) then our farming capacity is reduced and that impacts costs and supply for most all the economy, oil ramped up from a combination of Russia and also how many fringe players got shut down when oil dropped and that has rippled through the complex and oil supply is low. With high oil that also impacts many petro products, not just gas and crude oil but plastics, chemicals etc and that causes inflation. 

    It is going to take a LONG time to fix the supply chain if at all and also less people are wanting to do farming and industrial work, that causes a labor shortage and that causes inflation.

    Blaming a single political party for a supply chain failure and deep theory breakdown is stupid, if you could isolate ONE area while everything else was fine, MAYBE it is partisan but the entire world is in an inflation alert, this is not about Biden or libs or anything remotely close to it. Even if the government were to toss a T at it, the time it would take to cycle through is going to be easily another two years.

     
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     Do you think the forced shut downs of business thus production of supply had a helping hand in the supply chain issue? 

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     Do you think the forced shut downs of business thus production of supply had a helping hand in the supply chain issue? 

     
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     China is STILL in Covid mode, they are and have been much more draconian than the US was, I think the rim countries were more lockdown than the US and Europe and that is where many of the parts parts parts companies are, the ones that make components of a part that goes with a part that you might not ever hear of but without that itsy bitsy component the bigger part cannot be made.

    Fertilizer and chemicals used for AG is not a big US produced item either, this is a world event not a Biden Trump event, if not then try to isolate the inflation and show where everywhere else it is NOT an issue. It is an issue everywhere, it has little to nothing to do with one politician or agenda. If it were that easy to manipulate dont you think the FED would have drummed up some inflation over the last twenty years? They threw all they had at trying to make inflation happen and it never did...this is 100% supply driven and it wont end quickly. What will happen is comparables will be better but that is because comps are a rolling 12 months but it doesnt mean prices are dropping rather that the rate of increase might be slowing. 

    This is stagflation...

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     China is STILL in Covid mode, they are and have been much more draconian than the US was, I think the rim countries were more lockdown than the US and Europe and that is where many of the parts parts parts companies are, the ones that make components of a part that goes with a part that you might not ever hear of but without that itsy bitsy component the bigger part cannot be made.

    Fertilizer and chemicals used for AG is not a big US produced item either, this is a world event not a Biden Trump event, if not then try to isolate the inflation and show where everywhere else it is NOT an issue. It is an issue everywhere, it has little to nothing to do with one politician or agenda. If it were that easy to manipulate dont you think the FED would have drummed up some inflation over the last twenty years? They threw all they had at trying to make inflation happen and it never did...this is 100% supply driven and it wont end quickly. What will happen is comparables will be better but that is because comps are a rolling 12 months but it doesnt mean prices are dropping rather that the rate of increase might be slowing. 

    This is stagflation...

     
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    Other countries would be lucky to have US problems.   According to World economic forum, US inflation has been lower and economic recovery stronger than in many countries in recent years.

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    Other countries would be lucky to have US problems.   According to World economic forum, US inflation has been lower and economic recovery stronger than in many countries in recent years.

     
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     The same China that has a social credit system that issues a rating for individuals on how well they obey? The same China that looks up people that speak against their "leaders"?  Man, one damn bat messed a lot of shit up. Or was it the wet market that caused all this? The same wet markets that still function today. But hey, at least bad orange man is not in office for 4 more years, amirite? Here's $1,600 bucks, everything will be alright. Stay home from work for 6 months, don't interact with others, be afraid of everyone, wear a mask, even when you shower or there's nobody around for a half mile, get quadruple boosted so we can get those shot usage numbers up, we got some drug company stocks to pump n dump before we destroy the world economy. Get the shot and you'll be fine. Don't forget to charge your electric vehicle, but not in the summers or else we're gonna shut down your electrify for a day or two. Rant over.

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     The same China that has a social credit system that issues a rating for individuals on how well they obey? The same China that looks up people that speak against their "leaders"?  Man, one damn bat messed a lot of shit up. Or was it the wet market that caused all this? The same wet markets that still function today. But hey, at least bad orange man is not in office for 4 more years, amirite? Here's $1,600 bucks, everything will be alright. Stay home from work for 6 months, don't interact with others, be afraid of everyone, wear a mask, even when you shower or there's nobody around for a half mile, get quadruple boosted so we can get those shot usage numbers up, we got some drug company stocks to pump n dump before we destroy the world economy. Get the shot and you'll be fine. Don't forget to charge your electric vehicle, but not in the summers or else we're gonna shut down your electrify for a day or two. Rant over.

     
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    Posted: Sep. 24, 2022 - 10:03 PM ET #44

    Quote Originally Posted by THEMUGG:

    Their answer to all of Biden's screwups........"it's Trumps fault".peace_5

     

    Their answer to all of donnie chumps blunders (and crimes)........"it's joe bidens fault" .peace_5

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    Quote Originally Posted by THEMUGG:

    Their answer to all of Biden's screwups........"it's Trumps fault".peace_5

     

    Their answer to all of donnie chumps blunders (and crimes)........"it's joe bidens fault" .peace_5

     
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    Quote Originally Posted by thirdperson:

    Other countries would be lucky to have US problems.

    According to World economic forum, US inflation has been lower and economic recovery stronger than in many countries in recent years

     

    So you're saying inflation isn't only affecting the US?

    Strange.

    To hear the MAGA idiots tell it, it is only affecting the US, and therefore it is all Joe Biden's fault.

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    Quote Originally Posted by thirdperson:

    Other countries would be lucky to have US problems.

    According to World economic forum, US inflation has been lower and economic recovery stronger than in many countries in recent years

     

    So you're saying inflation isn't only affecting the US?

    Strange.

    To hear the MAGA idiots tell it, it is only affecting the US, and therefore it is all Joe Biden's fault.

     
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    Posted: Sep. 27, 2022 - 11:08 PM ET #46

    Quote Originally Posted by Sidehatch:

    Based on 2021 import levels, these tariffs currently impact over $350 billion of imports and exports and increase consumer costs by roughly $51 billion annually.Read more: https://www.americanactionforum.org/research/the-total-cost-of-tariffs/#ixzz7fUVlrQhdFollow us: @AAF on Twitter

    i am confident that worldwide inflation , like we have now , among a wide number of consumer goods and services has multiple contributors

    specifically in the us chumps tariffs absolutely contributed to it to a significant extent as u have accurately laid out backed up with sources  . surely only a fool would doubt that as a major contributor .

    but its not the only one

     there r all the other contributing factors making it worse  such as pandemic itself, supply chain issues resulting from the pandemic that chump downplayed and allowed to sweep into our nation , the war in europe that putin started , the creed of OPEC cartel , and others

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    Quote Originally Posted by Sidehatch:

    Based on 2021 import levels, these tariffs currently impact over $350 billion of imports and exports and increase consumer costs by roughly $51 billion annually.Read more: https://www.americanactionforum.org/research/the-total-cost-of-tariffs/#ixzz7fUVlrQhdFollow us: @AAF on Twitter

    i am confident that worldwide inflation , like we have now , among a wide number of consumer goods and services has multiple contributors

    specifically in the us chumps tariffs absolutely contributed to it to a significant extent as u have accurately laid out backed up with sources  . surely only a fool would doubt that as a major contributor .

    but its not the only one

     there r all the other contributing factors making it worse  such as pandemic itself, supply chain issues resulting from the pandemic that chump downplayed and allowed to sweep into our nation , the war in europe that putin started , the creed of OPEC cartel , and others

     
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     Oh I agree that it’s not all Chump’s fault, but I do believe that he started the inflation snowball rolling down the mountain with his tariffs against numerous countries, and his other harebrained economic policies. Once the snowball got rolling with the tariffs, then you throw on his flawed tax plan, coupled with threats against Jerome Powell prepandemic. Now add on his deficit spending and then Covid, and the pandemic aggravation of supply chain issues. Add a war or two on top and we now have a full on avalanche. 
    Tariffs and the subsequent retaliatory tariffs impact countries on all sides of the equation by increasing everyone’s costs. Trump never cared enough to understand that.

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     Oh I agree that it’s not all Chump’s fault, but I do believe that he started the inflation snowball rolling down the mountain with his tariffs against numerous countries, and his other harebrained economic policies. Once the snowball got rolling with the tariffs, then you throw on his flawed tax plan, coupled with threats against Jerome Powell prepandemic. Now add on his deficit spending and then Covid, and the pandemic aggravation of supply chain issues. Add a war or two on top and we now have a full on avalanche. 
    Tariffs and the subsequent retaliatory tariffs impact countries on all sides of the equation by increasing everyone’s costs. Trump never cared enough to understand that.

     
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    Quote Originally Posted by Zeus4par:

    Quote Originally Posted by Sidehatch: What do tariffs do? Cause the price of everything to go up. Why? Because it costs more to send that thing to the US, and vice versa, that's why. Do private companies eat that cost? Of course not! They pass it onto the customer.  This was always the criticism of Dotard Trump's horribly-flawed tariffs policy, which he so frequently bragged about. This is why it's important to have people who actually take the time to understand public policy in office - having Donnie Dotard fumblenuts his way into crisis after crisis is not the way to run complex macroeconomic strategies. But don't take my word for it. Take this May 2021 Forbes analysis ... https://www.forbes.com/sites/stuartanderson/2021/05/20/trumps-tariffs-were-much-more-damaging-than-thought/?sh=15bc80bd65bd ... which has plenty of analytical analysis of the topic, which shows how Trump's horrible trade policies damaged the stock market by 10.5% through 2019. It gets worse as time goes on too, because the tariffs took a big jump up in 2019.  And that's just a recent Forbes article. I only know about this topic because it was a pretty common topic from 2016-2020, before Donnie Dotard botched the Covid pandemic. Time for Biden to end these stupid, stupid tariffs. If you're pro-Trump and pro-Tariffs, it's safe to say you're anti-American, even if you're too naive to understand it. Plenty of relevent facts  But if Biden allows these harmful Trump-Tariffs to remain in place throughout his entire presidency  then he must share some blame.

    I agree, I was hoping Biden would undo the tariffs and the SALT tax cap first thing in 2021. Unfortunately he has disappointed on both fronts. 

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    Quote Originally Posted by Zeus4par:

    Quote Originally Posted by Sidehatch: What do tariffs do? Cause the price of everything to go up. Why? Because it costs more to send that thing to the US, and vice versa, that's why. Do private companies eat that cost? Of course not! They pass it onto the customer.  This was always the criticism of Dotard Trump's horribly-flawed tariffs policy, which he so frequently bragged about. This is why it's important to have people who actually take the time to understand public policy in office - having Donnie Dotard fumblenuts his way into crisis after crisis is not the way to run complex macroeconomic strategies. But don't take my word for it. Take this May 2021 Forbes analysis ... https://www.forbes.com/sites/stuartanderson/2021/05/20/trumps-tariffs-were-much-more-damaging-than-thought/?sh=15bc80bd65bd ... which has plenty of analytical analysis of the topic, which shows how Trump's horrible trade policies damaged the stock market by 10.5% through 2019. It gets worse as time goes on too, because the tariffs took a big jump up in 2019.  And that's just a recent Forbes article. I only know about this topic because it was a pretty common topic from 2016-2020, before Donnie Dotard botched the Covid pandemic. Time for Biden to end these stupid, stupid tariffs. If you're pro-Trump and pro-Tariffs, it's safe to say you're anti-American, even if you're too naive to understand it. Plenty of relevent facts  But if Biden allows these harmful Trump-Tariffs to remain in place throughout his entire presidency  then he must share some blame.

    I agree, I was hoping Biden would undo the tariffs and the SALT tax cap first thing in 2021. Unfortunately he has disappointed on both fronts. 

     
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    Quote Originally Posted by Sidehatch:

    Oh I agree that it’s not all Chump’s fault, but I do believe that he started the inflation snowball rolling down the mountain with his tariffs against numerous countries, and his other harebrained economic policies. Once the snowball got rolling with the tariffs, then you throw on his flawed tax plan, coupled with threats against Jerome Powell prepandemic. Now add on his deficit spending and then Covid, and the pandemic aggravation of supply chain issues. Add a war or two on top and we now have a full on avalanche. Tariffs and the subsequent retaliatory tariffs impact countries on all sides of the equation by increasing everyone’s costs. Trump never cared enough to understand that.

    Agree 100%  peace_5

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    Quote Originally Posted by Sidehatch:

    Oh I agree that it’s not all Chump’s fault, but I do believe that he started the inflation snowball rolling down the mountain with his tariffs against numerous countries, and his other harebrained economic policies. Once the snowball got rolling with the tariffs, then you throw on his flawed tax plan, coupled with threats against Jerome Powell prepandemic. Now add on his deficit spending and then Covid, and the pandemic aggravation of supply chain issues. Add a war or two on top and we now have a full on avalanche. Tariffs and the subsequent retaliatory tariffs impact countries on all sides of the equation by increasing everyone’s costs. Trump never cared enough to understand that.

    Agree 100%  peace_5

     
     
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    The ignorance from the Lefties inside this thread in the last 24 hours is shocking! An absolute insult to our education system! 2+2=4 not 5!

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    The ignorance from the Lefties inside this thread in the last 24 hours is shocking! An absolute insult to our education system! 2+2=4 not 5!

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