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> It's amazing how coordinated it is. It's not really "amazing" at all, when you consider that the working class in those countries has finally woken up to the
by jack_tripper 10mo ago
> It's amazing how coordinated it is.
It's not really "amazing" at all, when you consider that the working class in those countries has finally woken up to the fact that their biggest present day issues, like housing unaffordability and low purchasing power, have been caused by the intentional fiscal policies of their governments over the last 30+ years, instead of the usual boogeymen (Xi Jinping, Putin, Covid, immigrants, etc).
And now after 20+ years of constantly vote hopping between left and right, hoping "this time it will be better than last time" but in practice it always ended up worse, the people are trying to hold them accountable for it, so the elite are switching tactics now that the ye olde reliable tactic of gaslighting the people doesn't work anymore.
If the carrot doesn't work anymore, time to move over to using the stick to keep the peasants in line.
- barbazoo 10mo agoThere’s no evidence about this being coordinated is there?
- jack_tripper 10mo agoWhat?
- barbazoo 10mo agoCoordinated
- jack_tripper 10mo agoWhen you put all the points on a graph and they form a line, what more "evidence" do you need? Your request for evidence reminds me when the 3 telco operators in my country raised their prices simultaneously on the same day, and the nation's anti cartel watchdog said they found no evidence of price fixing lol Just because the system is corrupt, incompetent or ineffective at finding evidence, doesn't mean there isn't collusion going on.
- graemep 10mo agoYou do not need collusion for people with similar aims and interests who look at each other for precedents to behave in the same way.