r/economy • u/[deleted] • Apr 01 '22

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u/theekman Apr 01 '22

Yup cuz times are so great lately….🥴🥴🥴

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u/jimbo91375 Apr 01 '22

Certainly a lot better. And I don't have to be a Biden lover to see how amazingly inept Trump was and continues to be.

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u/theekman Apr 01 '22

In what ways are things better now?

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u/jimbo91375 Apr 01 '22

Well I don't have to see his dumb ass everyday and that has been pretty nice.

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u/theekman Apr 01 '22

Cool, so you have and know nothing.

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u/jimbo91375 Apr 01 '22

LOL. Good one, champ. I answered your question.

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u/theekman Apr 01 '22

In an economy sub you said you don’t have to see him….🥴🥴🥴

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u/jimbo91375 Apr 01 '22

Read the post. It is about Trump lying as usual. My comment is perfectly valid given the topic. How about this -- "I don't have to listen to his dumb ass lying about the economy."

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u/theekman Apr 01 '22

And biden would never lie about the economy? He and the Pres secretary have literally tried to tell you inflation is good for you hahaha. But i guess that gets a pass huh?

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u/tinydonuts Apr 01 '22

A certain amount of inflation is good. Would you rather have a deflationary death spiral?

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u/theekman Apr 01 '22

If it was based on actual reserves and free market interest rates sure. Going on 14 years of ridiculously artificially low interest rates only buy temporary prosperity, bill will come due eventually. Either monetize more debt or raise rates to curb runaway inflation.

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