The Era of Biden

[PartyOf5]

8.1 Million jobs available https://www.zerohedge.com/markets/nobod ... all-street
Gas Lines https://www.breitbart.com/politics/2021 ... ong-lines/
Americans refusing to get the jab https://www.medicalnewstoday.com/articl ... 19-vaccine
Rampant Inflation https://mishtalk.com/economics/hello-fe ... you-see-it
Black Riots cuz yur racist https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/us/viole ... r-BB19AbM3


The feel of the Era of Biden is starting to come into focus

Who would have thought we'd be wishing for 2020 back.

[DBTrek]

Who would have thought we'd be wishing for 2020 back.

Almost everyone here.
Minus Monte and GCF maybe, but hey, we embrace diversity.

[C-Mag]

Can't wait for what's next

More stimulus
Increasing supply chain failures
30% stock crash
More stimulus
Price controls
Rationing

[Montegriffo]

Who would have thought we'd be wishing for 2020 back.

Almost everyone here.
Minus Monte and GCF maybe, but hey, we embrace diversity.

November 3rd 2020 was a Doozy.

[PartyOf5]

Who would have thought we'd be wishing for 2020 back.

Almost everyone here.
Minus Monte and GCF maybe, but hey, we embrace diversity.

Maybe post-11/3, but not before that.

[PartyOf5]

Can't wait for what's next

More stimulus
Increasing supply chain failures
30% stock crash
More stimulus
Price controls
Rationing

Translated:
F me
F me
F me
F me
F me
F me

[The Conservative]

Can't wait for what's next

More stimulus
Increasing supply chain failures
30% stock crash
More stimulus
Price controls
Rationing

I was talking to someone over in Ireland today, and they commented that they don't understand why the government in the US doesn't demand that any time prices increase overall (inflation) that our pay doesn't increase with it...

I asked him how would that be enforced...?

There really wasn't a response to it...

That leads me to think, with the pay that congress gives itself each year, what if we had a correlation between the difference between inflation and the actual "increase in pay" average?

So in other words, if inflation is 10%, and the increase of pay was only 4%... congress loses 6% pay...


Side note, I do wonder, why can't we have a limitation of how much a company can increase the cost of things? There really is no reason why wood should be as expensive as it is, as well as many other things. Sooner or later, no one is going to be able to afford to pay to have things made, rebuilt, etc because it would cost too much to do it.

A 20 x 20 deck costs 250% more than it did two years ago to make... that is outrageous.

[PartyOf5]

Side note, I do wonder, why can't we have a limitation of how much a company can increase the cost of things?

Who wants to take this one?

[Montegriffo]

Side note, I do wonder, why can't we have a limitation of how much a company can increase the cost of things?

Who wants to take this one?

I'll have a go.

Government bad, regulations bad, free market good.

[Martin Hash]

Side note, I do wonder, why can't we have a limitation of how much a company can increase the cost of things?

Who wants to take this one?

Obviously, TC wasn’t alive during the Nixon/Carter Price Control years.