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Yeah, it is a ridiculously bold to outright state it is not a factor of current inflation issues. At best you can argue that corporations 'only' further fuel it
by A4ET8a8uTh0 3y ago
Yeah, it is a ridiculously bold to outright state it is not a factor of current inflation issues. At best you can argue that corporations 'only' further fuel it ( and take advantage in the process ), but are not primary factors for it rearing its head. Propaganda is strong, but I am starting to wonder if the powers that be learned nothing from Covid pushback to 'commute is your zen time'.
- pauldenton 3y agoIt's not ridiculous. Nobody has proved greed goes up and down. It can be a constant like gravity. A gas station doesn't determine its prices based on greed, otherwise we would see stations that decide to charge a hundred bucks a gallon.