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Just yesterday people were trying to convince me that price hikes were good and would benefit Trump’s base. Now JP Morgan is predicting a global recession. I ca

Just yesterday people were trying to convince me that price hikes were good and would benefit Trump’s base. Now JP Morgan is predicting a global recession. I cannot fathom how this is good for America. It just feels like a colossal own-goal that will weaken America on the global scale. Americans will suffer in a recession. And it was by choice that this administration put us here. Is there any recourse?

krapp 2y ago
>Is there any recourse? Nope. The avalanche has begun, it's too late for the pebbles to regret their vote.
- stoneman24 2y ago
  Thanks for the great B5 quote. The vast majority of us are just minor pebbles in trump’s grand experiment, just trying to find a quiet place to avoid all the noise and nightmares. The SV mantra of “Move fast and break things” is not something that you really should apply to entire economic systems. Someone will probably profit but it’s not going to be the average American citizen ( or citizen of any other country)
Spooky23 2y ago
Hope you have an opportunity to vote again, and that the coup is unsuccessful this time.
FirmwareBurner 2y ago
>Now JP Morgan is predicting a global recession. Good thing JP Morgan's predictions were never wrong /s Edit: to those who downvoted, do you have any arguments to contradict my statement and would you put your money into JP's predictions? Go ahead, I'll wait.
- tim333 2y ago
  JP Morgan are actually saying a 60% chance. So you can't really say they were right or wrong.
UncleEntity 2y ago
> Just yesterday people were trying to convince me that price hikes were good and would benefit Trump’s base. Apparently, they have a plan. AFAICT, the plan is based on the US being "the last man standing" after WWII and turning its wartime manufacturing base into the machine which rebuilt the world but, nonetheless, they have a plan. So rejoice in the Glorious Leader's wisdom and know he feels your economic pain and hardship. We must all make sacrifices to Make America Great Again.

krapp 2y ago

>Is there any recourse? Nope. The avalanche has begun, it's too late for the pebbles to regret their vote.

stoneman24 2y ago
Thanks for the great B5 quote. The vast majority of us are just minor pebbles in trump’s grand experiment, just trying to find a quiet place to avoid all the noise and nightmares. The SV mantra of “Move fast and break things” is not something that you really should apply to entire economic systems. Someone will probably profit but it’s not going to be the average American citizen ( or citizen of any other country)

Spooky23 2y ago

Hope you have an opportunity to vote again, and that the coup is unsuccessful this time.

FirmwareBurner 2y ago

>Now JP Morgan is predicting a global recession. Good thing JP Morgan's predictions were never wrong /s Edit: to those who downvoted, do you have any arguments to contradict my statement and would you put your money into JP's predictions? Go ahead, I'll wait.

tim333 2y ago
JP Morgan are actually saying a 60% chance. So you can't really say they were right or wrong.

UncleEntity 2y ago

> Just yesterday people were trying to convince me that price hikes were good and would benefit Trump’s base. Apparently, they have a plan. AFAICT, the plan is based on the US being "the last man standing" after WWII and turning its wartime manufacturing base into the machine which rebuilt the world but, nonetheless, they have a plan. So rejoice in the Glorious Leader's wisdom and know he feels your economic pain and hardship. We must all make sacrifices to Make America Great Again.