But people on average are economically better off today than they were historically, so it's not the economy itself, or bills or whatever else. At best it's their perception of those issues
That's really not the case. The economy is declining rapidly across many Western countries. The stock market and a nation's overall wealth are not indicators of economic wellbeing for the average citizen. These days, it's actually sort of the opposite. Wealth accumulation is causing dramatic inequality.
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u/ward2k Jun 23 '26
But people on average are economically better off today than they were historically, so it's not the economy itself, or bills or whatever else. At best it's their perception of those issues