Byrd wrote:
Wouldn't be a bit surprised if you are not 100% correct about the prices. And the Democrats are saying inflation has leveled off? Not where I live. Rent has gone thru the roof. I don't see how people can pay the prices they are having to pay now for rent. People are going farther and farther in debt, trying to live from month to month. Sooner or later they will not be able to pay for the debts and still have enough left over to live on. Crime has shot up over the last year, but it is just a sample of what it will be like when people can no longer provide for themselves and their families. I hope and pray that that never happens, but if we don't get rid of these crooked politicians we now have running this country, it is going to happen.
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Crime has gone down according to the progressives on opp, the economy is great, stock market great.
They are in for one hell of a surprise next year.
Was recently reading some predictions from the same professionals that predicted the last few market crashes with 100% accuracy.
The claim markets are great, not considering banks still collapsing, bubbles, bubbles, we now have bubbles throughout the market 3-7 times larger than what took us down in 07-08 , gold follows debt meaning it should be $3,000-3,200 per ounce today but being suppressed in value by the elites/banks who have been buying gold at record historic rates, or half the world's population leaving the petro dollar for RUSSIAN/CHINA leading 140+ nations into a one crypto currency exchange (wiping out the value of the dollar, or in 2020 the interest only national debt payment was 600 million and today exceeds one trillion +++(as of today we are only about 150 billion from 34 trillion in debt, up 850 billion in +/- 6 months. Debt is 123% of GDP, when debt hits 80% of GDP it is economic collapse but they keep printing to delay a collapse until after the 2024 e******n. The same professionals don't believe they can prevent a collapse beyond 2nd quarter 2024.
What these dipstick l*****t don't understand is, they will be the ones screaming in the streets when their 401k disappeared, they can't afford food, gas
Back to your comments of rent. Here in lower cost Northern Idaho the average 3 bedroom home is around $2,500 per month, plus utilities. Average car payments are $800 per month, food is through the roof, Auto insurance, Healthcare, cell phone, wi-fi, cable service....
How the hell is the "average" citizen, with average income, affording this? Here in Northern Idaho is the answer, much of the area is rural and RV's are popping up everywhere on people's properties with family or friends (plus children) living on parents/friends property and hearing several people claim they have their adult children with their children living with them in their homes.
If this is widespread here in Northern Idaho, it's not a leap to believe it is nationwide.
Home repossession is climbing to record levels, Auto repossession has exceeded record levels, delinquent credit card payments exceeded record levels...I'm pretty sure it's going to get multiple times worse considering the projected inflationary increases.