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This is what you get when you elect a mad king. "I love the inflation" - Donald Trump.

by hilariously 4mo ago

zeroonetwothree 4mo ago
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- coldpie 4mo ago
  > It's almost as if the choice between the two parties is no choice at all. Hi, I live in Minneapolis/Saint Paul. You may have heard about what the Republicans in the federal government did here a couple of months ago! The only appropriate response to your sentiment would, rightly, get me banned from this website. Please think before you speak.
  - hilariously 4mo ago
    For those who just watch fox news we're up to an estimated 700 million dollars of damage, completely aside from the human suffering for no definable reasons. The murders and the justification for murders, the protecting of murderers, and the celebration of convicted murderers in the local MN GOP. https://www.bizjournals.com/twincities/news/2026/06/11/minneapolis-oms-700-million-impact.html https://www.bizjournals.com/twincities/news/2026/06/11/minne... https://www.mprnews.org/story/2026/06/02/floyd-family-attorneys-condemn-moment-silence-held-derek-chauvin-minnesota-gop-convention https://www.mprnews.org/story/2026/06/02/floyd-family-attorn...
    - qwerpy 4mo ago
      Minneapolis does seem to have a penchant for attracting property damage and economic fallout. Last time it was $500 million: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Arson_damage_during_the_George_Floyd_protests_in_Minneapolis%E2%80%93Saint_Paul https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Arson_damage_during_the_George... After inflation maybe that one was more expensive!
      - hilariously 4mo ago
        What relevance does that have to this discussion of the executive branch causing willful damage? It just sounds like you are trying to say that its either false, misleading, or just a place where that happens so why give a shit. None of those really seem like worthwhile to bring to this discussion.
- hilariously 4mo ago
  Hm, which wars did the last president start? How many war crimes did he happen to do? How many times was he mentioned in the Epstein files? Yep, no difference detected here, unless you have eyes or a brain.
  - phainopepla2 4mo ago
    He allowed allowed the destruction of Gaza to start, and did nothing to stop it even when it was clear what was happening and it was within his power to do so. Of course, Trump would have been no better on that front. But that brings us back to... The lesser of two evils is still evil
    - hilariously 4mo ago
      So "there's no difference" becomes "any evil is the same" - that's not how this works.
    - wat10000 4mo ago
      The lesser of two evils is still lesser.
- JumpCrisscross 4mo ago
  > Didn't we have even higher inflation under the last president “The index for final demand goods moved up 2.8 percent in May, the largest increase since data were first calculated in December 2009.” Granted, that’s a slice of an index. But it promotes a pattern: we’re heading into a place similar to 2022. Then, because of money printing (at the time blamed on supply-chain disruptions). This time, because of money printing amidst an engineered supply-chain disruption. The takeaway is we’ve had a string of shit-for-brain Presidents since Obama.
- elcritch 4mo ago
  Not to mention the “largest transfer of wealth” [1] to the ultra rich during covid times. 1: https://resources.finalsite.net/images/v1746565358/d11org/oq8orpqkfwl7tarpokvd/GreatestTransferofWealthinHumanHistoryCausedbyCOVID19Policies.pdf https://resources.finalsite.net/images/v1746565358/d11org/oq...
  - BowBun 4mo ago
    If you look at recent data[1], this has only accelerated further. This was not attributable to one president. Attempting to point blame for complex economic systems to one person is so foolish I don't even know where to start picking it apart. Look at the actual legislation and actions by which this happens. This is done through tariff manipulation, regulatory capture, and insider trading which we literally have weekly evidence of. [1] https://www.oxfam.org.uk/get-involved/campaign-with-oxfam/fight-inequality/oxfams-global-inequality-report/ https://www.oxfam.org.uk/get-involved/campaign-with-oxfam/fi...
- suzdude 4mo ago
  One president had inflation due to the prior administration building and M2 bomb and a foreign country causing an energy crisis. The current president the one causing the energy crisis, building another M2 bomb, and raising prices for consumer goods via taxes.
- timacles 4mo ago
  I dont anyone who doesn’t know that the Biden inflation is a result from COVID money printing.
- piva00 4mo ago
  You are leaving out there was a global epidemic happening at the time, it's easier to see the logic of a global crisis which shutdown the global economy creating inflationary pressure from both supply economics, and mitigations taken by governments to keep money circulating (as much as we can disagree if it was the correct measure, it's understandable). What is understandable about the current causes of inflation?

This is what you get when you elect a mad king. "I love the inflation" - Donald Trump.

zeroonetwothree 4mo ago

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coldpie 4mo ago
> It's almost as if the choice between the two parties is no choice at all. Hi, I live in Minneapolis/Saint Paul. You may have heard about what the Republicans in the federal government did here a couple of months ago! The only appropriate response to your sentiment would, rightly, get me banned from this website. Please think before you speak.
- hilariously 4mo ago
  For those who just watch fox news we're up to an estimated 700 million dollars of damage, completely aside from the human suffering for no definable reasons. The murders and the justification for murders, the protecting of murderers, and the celebration of convicted murderers in the local MN GOP. https://www.bizjournals.com/twincities/news/2026/06/11/minneapolis-oms-700-million-impact.html https://www.bizjournals.com/twincities/news/2026/06/11/minne... https://www.mprnews.org/story/2026/06/02/floyd-family-attorneys-condemn-moment-silence-held-derek-chauvin-minnesota-gop-convention https://www.mprnews.org/story/2026/06/02/floyd-family-attorn...
  - qwerpy 4mo ago
    Minneapolis does seem to have a penchant for attracting property damage and economic fallout. Last time it was $500 million: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Arson_damage_during_the_George_Floyd_protests_in_Minneapolis%E2%80%93Saint_Paul https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Arson_damage_during_the_George... After inflation maybe that one was more expensive!
    - hilariously 4mo ago
      What relevance does that have to this discussion of the executive branch causing willful damage? It just sounds like you are trying to say that its either false, misleading, or just a place where that happens so why give a shit. None of those really seem like worthwhile to bring to this discussion.
hilariously 4mo ago
Hm, which wars did the last president start? How many war crimes did he happen to do? How many times was he mentioned in the Epstein files? Yep, no difference detected here, unless you have eyes or a brain.
- phainopepla2 4mo ago
  He allowed allowed the destruction of Gaza to start, and did nothing to stop it even when it was clear what was happening and it was within his power to do so. Of course, Trump would have been no better on that front. But that brings us back to... The lesser of two evils is still evil
  - hilariously 4mo ago
    So "there's no difference" becomes "any evil is the same" - that's not how this works.
  - wat10000 4mo ago
    The lesser of two evils is still lesser.
JumpCrisscross 4mo ago
> Didn't we have even higher inflation under the last president “The index for final demand goods moved up 2.8 percent in May, the largest increase since data were first calculated in December 2009.” Granted, that’s a slice of an index. But it promotes a pattern: we’re heading into a place similar to 2022. Then, because of money printing (at the time blamed on supply-chain disruptions). This time, because of money printing amidst an engineered supply-chain disruption. The takeaway is we’ve had a string of shit-for-brain Presidents since Obama.
elcritch 4mo ago
Not to mention the “largest transfer of wealth” [1] to the ultra rich during covid times. 1: https://resources.finalsite.net/images/v1746565358/d11org/oq8orpqkfwl7tarpokvd/GreatestTransferofWealthinHumanHistoryCausedbyCOVID19Policies.pdf https://resources.finalsite.net/images/v1746565358/d11org/oq...
- BowBun 4mo ago
  If you look at recent data[1], this has only accelerated further. This was not attributable to one president. Attempting to point blame for complex economic systems to one person is so foolish I don't even know where to start picking it apart. Look at the actual legislation and actions by which this happens. This is done through tariff manipulation, regulatory capture, and insider trading which we literally have weekly evidence of. [1] https://www.oxfam.org.uk/get-involved/campaign-with-oxfam/fight-inequality/oxfams-global-inequality-report/ https://www.oxfam.org.uk/get-involved/campaign-with-oxfam/fi...
suzdude 4mo ago
One president had inflation due to the prior administration building and M2 bomb and a foreign country causing an energy crisis. The current president the one causing the energy crisis, building another M2 bomb, and raising prices for consumer goods via taxes.
timacles 4mo ago
I dont anyone who doesn’t know that the Biden inflation is a result from COVID money printing.
piva00 4mo ago
You are leaving out there was a global epidemic happening at the time, it's easier to see the logic of a global crisis which shutdown the global economy creating inflationary pressure from both supply economics, and mitigations taken by governments to keep money circulating (as much as we can disagree if it was the correct measure, it's understandable). What is understandable about the current causes of inflation?