cplreyes
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I sold my MT SC challenger because it just sat in my garage. My raptor is superior on the performance side and more fun.
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I bet my raptor that 99% of people here don’t know how to interpret this. Just saying. The first part does speak to the ongoing struggle of our government saving capitalists from themselves.
I truly hope you’re correct, but from where I sit, it’s already here.I really don't think there will be a recession, it's just out of control price gouging everywhere, fueled by greedy billionaires and dirty politicians, it's the same up here, exactly! There are still lots of jobs available, one of the problems is lower income jobs are hard to fill with the price of transportation costs, food costs, etc. Those wages get increased and commodity prices increase, well, you get it.... This is where our Governments are failing us all.
True. But we don’t have that. Not even close. Many sectors of our economy are flat out socialist. Schools? Military? Gummint? And what is regulatory capture other than the connected wangling favors from the government? A classic aspect of socialism. You could make an argument that the USA is more socialist than not. You might not win, but it could be close.“Left-alone Capitalism” doesn’t work. It has been proven….
Well there are still lots of jobs up for grabs up here and down there. So there is that glimmer of hope.I truly hope you’re correct, but from where I sit, it’s already here.
Indeed.Well there are still lots of jobs up for grabs up here and down there. So there is that glimmer of hope.
I'm in the same boat, bought my current house in a good buyers market etc, my adult kids though are having a tougher time securing wealth and assets. I agree this will go on for a couple of years.Indeed.
I’m already retired once…. And having an even better go for round two, but yeah. Everything is 10-100+% more expensive, primarily from labor and fuel costs. ‘Greed‘…corporate or otherwise has very little to do with it.
You can’t inflate the monetary supply as dramatically as we have, while simultaneously (and largely artificially) limiting production on, well, almost everything over the past couple of years, and not have serious consequences.
Runaway inflation over the next few years is, frankly, a best-case scenario right now.
Glad we bought our current home when we did, and happy to have some hard assets parked in the form of land and other durable goods, but methinks things are gonna get spicy here in the CONUS pretty soon.
Like most collapses, things will happen very slowly, and then suddenly.
Barring a miracle, I think we’re almost there.