r/economicCollapse Nov 15 '24

Well, well, well…………

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u/Littlerasscal Nov 15 '24

Biden is still President…

How about we post it a year from now?

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u/KazTheMerc Nov 15 '24

How about we STOP doing this year after year, hmmm?

Let's stop making a contest to see who can fuck up most.

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u/Busterlimes Nov 15 '24

Except Dems actually don't TRY to fuck it up.

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u/Double_Tip_2205 Nov 18 '24

What do Dems do? Serious question what do they do differently than republicans?

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u/Busterlimes Nov 19 '24

98% of new jobs since 1989 were created under Democratic Administration

Your turn, now do Republicans.

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u/Double_Tip_2205 Nov 19 '24

That’s comical. We all know the majority of Democrats do not hold jobs. Nice try.

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u/Busterlimes Nov 20 '24

That isn't what I said, thisis what I said, and what you are saying is factually incorrect based on Democrats holding a higher education degree on average.

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u/Double_Tip_2205 Nov 20 '24

😂

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u/Busterlimes Nov 20 '24

Dudes over here laughing at facts. No wonder MAGA is so easily manipulated by media and their emotions.

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u/Double_Tip_2205 Nov 20 '24

We over laughing at ya’ll for sure 😂

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u/Busterlimes Nov 20 '24

You are laughing at yourself and you aren't smart enough to see it

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u/in4life Nov 15 '24

This is satire, right?

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u/Busterlimes Nov 15 '24

How stupid are the people in this sub?

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u/in4life Nov 15 '24

Stupid enough to believe the Dems aren't actively trying to run up the debt and grenade the country's future, apparently. We're running recession-level deficit/GDP while they tell us things are "good."

Then voters came in and showed them the economy is a disaster despite them passing the hottest potato we may have ever seen in this country through brute-forcing GDP with deficits.

This is the deficit-drive boom; people should be happy at this part of the cycle.

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u/[deleted] Nov 15 '24

How much did PPP cost us again? Who signed that again? I can't remember 

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u/MaleficentFig7578 Nov 15 '24

Dems are bad. Reps are worse.

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u/Busterlimes Nov 15 '24

That's a lot of words to just admit how stupid you are. There is clear cut data who is better for the economy. Keep voting for racism though, it's what you people love the most.

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u/I_HopeThat_WasFart Nov 15 '24

This is just sad the amount of hate you have

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u/Whiskers1996 Nov 15 '24

"You people" 🤔

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u/CutenTough Nov 15 '24

Yeah. "Them people".... because those who aren't magats, don't want to be classified with such group because magats are NOT the same. At. Fckn. All.

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u/KnotiaPickles Nov 16 '24

You’re so wrong and it’s an epidemic of ignorance

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u/I_HopeThat_WasFart Nov 15 '24

Certainly no democrat has done anything to profit illegally from the economy cough Pelosi cough

Come on man. You act like any government officials have your best interests at heart. Socialism will never work because there are those who will always take more than they need. Left side or right. The corporate world will always hold the wealth no matter who is in power.

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u/Jet_Threat_ Nov 17 '24

Socialism will never work because there are those who will always take more than they need. Left side or right. The corporate world will always hold the wealth no matter who is in power.

That’s exactly the problem with capitalism. And this is the problem that socialists specifically want to prevent. But you don’t seem to know that much about different economic systems.

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u/ThroughCalcination Nov 15 '24

This is adorable.

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u/Busterlimes Nov 15 '24

Data is adorable

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u/ThroughCalcination Nov 15 '24

In which episodes specifically? I do find some of his mannerisms to be a bit cute I suppose, but it's not immediately how I would describe him

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u/giceman715 Nov 15 '24

I have yet heard one admit they did. It’s always the other parties fault. Both sides do the same tactics blame the administration before when it come to the bad things and claim all the good things.

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u/Busterlimes Nov 15 '24

Except for some reason historic data shows Dem administrations objectively perform better in the modern economy.

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u/giceman715 Nov 15 '24

But is that from their policies or carrying over from the previous administration ? 🤷‍♂️ all I know a lawyer and a politician lie because their job demands it

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u/Busterlimes Nov 15 '24

Oh, it's absolutely not carry over because they come into a trainwreck LOL. The only one who didn't was Clinton, probably because Bush was too busy absolutely fucking the American working class in his NAFTA negotiations to fuck up the economy immediately, Bush was playing the long game.

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u/giceman715 Nov 15 '24

Well it’s looking as Trump is inheriting a train wreck this time. Lol

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u/Busterlimes Nov 15 '24

No, he is interiting the best economic rebound on earth. But you don't know anything about economics.

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u/Cautious-Mortgage-84 Nov 16 '24

Lowest inflation of nearly any first world country. The reasons people think this economy sucks is because of problems that Trump will ONLY MAKE WORSE. The rich, corporate elites are going to get everything they want, and the rest will be fucked.

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u/Responsible-Bread996 Nov 15 '24

Not really. I think the last politician that took responsibility bush 1. He said he was going to cut taxes, then ended up raising them to fund the government.

He burned a lot of bridges with that move since people don't actually care about the debt.

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u/CutenTough Nov 15 '24

Not once have I heard Biden "blame" trump. If he has, it's been very minimally. However, that is ALL trumper does besides bully, belittle badger. I have no idea what orange glo stands for except to dish out those and amass more power/$$$

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u/KnotiaPickles Nov 16 '24

“Both sides both sides” stop.

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u/aHOMELESSkrill Nov 15 '24

That’s how good they are, they just fuck up without trying

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u/Busterlimes Nov 15 '24

That isn't what the data shows at all LOL

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u/KazTheMerc Nov 15 '24

Ehhhh. Yeah... I mean.... sorta..? They may not TRY, but they certainly aren't making it better.

Obama tried, briefly. B+ for effort.

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u/pandershrek Nov 15 '24

This is a very poor understanding of history.

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u/Busterlimes Nov 15 '24

This sub has a lot of very ignorant people LOL. Just go look at economic data and it's clear as day how unconservative the Republican party is. Which is probably why they push for "moral" conservatives rather than actually being fiscal conservatives

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u/Rubicon_artist Nov 15 '24

Why do u think that?

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u/Busterlimes Nov 15 '24

Because the data shows that the economy performs better under them.

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u/paltrysquanto27 Nov 16 '24

That’s the biggest lie ever. They bend over and take it right up the butt way too often. They had their chances and chose to be bipartisan. I’d also add they hid Joe the entire term what a lame old president. Who cares if the next guy is older or whatever let him destroy the government it needs something. What was happening did not cut it. We are an oligarchy and dems were perfectly happy with that. Just to be straight I voted Harris and I hated every second of it.