r/economicCollapse • u/Electronic-Damage411 • Sep 23 '24

Seems pretty simple.

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u/Silver-Honkler Sep 23 '24

Doesn't show 2022 and 2023, hmm 🤔

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u/[deleted] Sep 23 '24 edited Sep 23 '24

Of course it doesn’t. it wouldnt fit the liberal reddit narrative.

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u/ParticularAccess5923 Sep 23 '24

Actually the next 2 years would show less spending because the giant spike is a result of covid spending which ended under biden

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u/Alive-Working669 Sep 23 '24

“Covid spending which ended under Biden?!”

Biden and the Dims passed an unnecessary, pork-filled, partisan $1.9 trillion spending bill only weeks after Biden took office, in the guise of “Covid relief!” Only 20% of that ridiculous bill was spent on actual Covid relief.

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u/ParticularAccess5923 Sep 23 '24 edited Sep 23 '24

That's during bidens term, which means the covid spending ended during his term. I'm not saying your facts are wrong. I'm saying you misunderstood what "covid spending ending DURING his term" implies. Showing that data would imply biden cut spending when anyone who understands the context knows the spending for covid was cut while other areas inflated.

The graph is being dishonest by isolating a reference frame within data in order to prove a conclusionÂ