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Yeah this is akin to saying our GDP growth is X% or inflation is 2% so everything is fine. The measures for a quality of life I mentioned are something that ev
by mercy_dude 5y ago
Yeah this is akin to saying our GDP growth is X% or inflation is 2% so everything is fine.
The measures for a quality of life I mentioned are something that every American or anyone in a first world country has to bear no matter what. Housing, healthcare, education. All of them have disproportionately gone up while the wage have stagnated. Average middle class family can’t afford to buy a house in most cities now, same with education without 22yr old kids taking on 150k loans. Or healthcare being the mess it is. But sure, everyone has a cheap smartphone and access to socials where they are busy fighting the culture war so everything is fine and dandy right?