you should go to China and ask average Chinese people about how they feel about their “cheap groceries”.

Have you done this? What did they say?

wealth inequality is a huge problem, and attribute it to inflation is naive. the rich has power in a capitalistic society, they will win no matter we are in an inflationary or deflationary economy. to think deflation will be good for the working people is very naive.

You haven't disproved my point about inflation being a tool for the ruling class to recoup the gains of the working class, which it is. You've just said "they will win no matter what and deflation is not good for working people" without explaining why.

Can you elaborate on why deflation is bad? Do you think inflation isn't a result of workers having more money to spend and businesses raising prices to maximize profit?

Fuck sanctions.

If domestic producers want domestic buyers, they should lower their prices to be competitive and take less profit as a result. But they won't do that if they can have the government step in to artificially raise the prices of competitors' products.

If they can't do this while paying employees respectable wages, then it shouldn't be up to the government to step in and bail them out.

We're literally letting the government force us to have worse deals so people richer than us can be even richer at our expense.

Deflation is a great thing.

The working class has been conditioned to think it's "bad" and inflation is "inevitable" because inflation is how the ruling class recoups any gains the working class has made, with interest.

Personally, I think it goes a bit deeper than this. Insecure people always want to feel they "know" everything, so they will often overreach and make claims about something they don't understand just to look smart and fit in. For example, always using the word "consumer" instead of "customer." They want to sound smart, like they went to school and learned about consumers, but they don't realize how they're acting without thinking. It's all a show to avoid admitting they don't really know what they're talking about.

Inflation is the same. Since it's almost guaranteed to happen and it benefits the ruling class, the average worker has been conditioned to see it as beneficial. They are praised for going along with the narrative that inflation is necessary and it makes them "feel smart" even if they are incorrect.

Saying "communism doesn't work" is another example.

I'm glad people bring this up.

Private companies are not intrinsically better than public ones, but at least they have the capacity to be.

Valve is one of the very few examples of a company that sees the value in working with customers, not against them. This would be impossible if Valve were publicly-traded.

I've said it before and I'll say it again:

Nothing in this dude's policies involves redistributing wealth from those who have too much to those who have too little.

Those who have too little have to get by with even less.

If he had killed any of us, the cops wouldn't give a shit.

Remember that.

I've noticed shitty men have it too easy. It's a cultural problem centered around what we value.

Pretty sure the US is one of the few nations that never said they wouldn't use them.

Say it loud and proud: https://hydrahd.com/

This is how we fight back.

to recover all the cash they didn’t get during 2020

COVID facilitated the greatest transfer of wealth from the masses to the few in history.

No it's not.

Are you being paid to say this? Seems like you're just trying to distract from criticism of Nazisreal.

God I hate the dramatization of articles like this.