Irresponsible living expenses shot up to the moon, is it a crack down on the World?

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All the newspapers write about it, everyone talks about it, I can feel it when I walk through the supermarket, want to make an extension or buy me a new car. EVERYTHING has become expensive, you can not get what you want to buy as it is either backordered or just not available.

Even in the restaurants, they often report sold out or tell that one ingredients has been replaced with another because there are delivery problems.

Are we facing a collapse of the world we live in? Are these the richest games?
 
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collapsed...ahhh no not yet or how do you find out that it is the aftereffects, the worst is still come.
 
fanban said:
collapsed...ahhh no not yet or how do you find out that it is the aftereffects, the worst is still come.
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Woman think they're men and men think they're woman. People raping lizards and goats to death. Woman walk around almost naked and call it woman power or whatever. Homelessness, drug consumption, alcohol and unhealthy foods are the norm and you're weird for not drugging yourself to death. Men are evil. Toddlers spend their days on TikTok consuming degeneracy. Ongoing war for millennia, prositution, incest, murder, abortions. Men spend their paychecks on internet whores and a lot haven't seen sunlight in weeks, gym never in their lives.

The worst has always been here, we were doomed from the beginning but are too busy with thinking highly of ourselves.
 
RealDude said:
Bad news for cheap Charlie and welfare recipient.
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No, that is bad news for everyone. That is how revolutions begin, i.e., when the poor take to the streets. And then no one is safe.

With the notable exception of the American Revolution, which was led by the wealthiest Americans, most revolutions are very bad.
 
cuno said:
Are we facing a collapse of the world we live in? Are these the richest games?
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It's all by design sadly. All part of the boom bust cycle of capitalism. You can prolong a fundamentally flawed system for quite some time by crashing it every once in a while. You just need to time the bust right and to find a boogie man or useful set of idiots to blame it on to avoid blaming the actual flawed system itself 😉.

cuno said:
EVERYTHING has become expensive, you can not get what you want to buy as it is either backordered or just not available.

Even in the restaurants, they often report sold out or tell that one ingredients has been replaced with another because there are delivery problems.
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This is all normal in some third world countries. Rampant inflation and shortages from everything from fuel, electricity to potable water is the norm in some countries for years. The west is just experiencing a mild case of inflation and is freaking out. Wait till cost of living really increases. 9% or 10% inflation is a good year in i.e Turkey smi(&%.

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Martin Everson said:
All part of the boom bust cycle of capitalism.
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Everything that the world has experienced, especially since the great recession of 2008, was caused by government constraint of natural market forces, contortions of the free market by the state, and the resulting misallocations of capital.

It has nothing to do with capitalism, where normal market forces -- if allowed to run unmolested -- periodically shake out the dead wood and allow the system to reset. In normal markets, those who are overleveraged and behave foolishly are punished harshly by the market.

Instead, under the current regime of crony capitalism, which is not capitalism at all, wealthy miscreants who ordinarily would go bankrupt during the normal boom-and-bust cycles are rewarded for their bad behavior -- while thrifty savers and everyday workers are punished.
 
cuno said:
All the newspapers write about it, everyone talks about it, I can feel it when I walk through the supermarket, want to make an extension or buy me a new car. EVERYTHING has become expensive, you can not get what you want to buy as it is either backordered or just not available.

Even in the restaurants, they often report sold out or tell that one ingredients has been replaced with another because there are delivery problems.

Are we facing a collapse of the world we live in? Are these the richest games?
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havent noticed anything at my place. only prices went up a bit
 
Golden Fleece said:
It has nothing to do with capitalism, where normal market forces -- if allowed to run unmolested -- periodically shake out the dead wood and allow the system to reset. In normal markets, those who are overleveraged and behave foolishly are punished harshly by the market.
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Boom and bust has nothing to do with Capitalism? rof/% Boom and bust cycle is a core component of capitalist markets...lol. You clearly need to learn how capitalist markets work.

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Martin Everson said:
Boom and bust has nothing to do with Capitalism? rof/% Boom and bust cycle is a core component of capitalist markets...lol. You clearly need to learn how capitalist markets work.
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Try re-reading what I said: "wealthy miscreants who ordinarily would go bankrupt during the normal boom-and-bust cycles are rewarded for their bad behavior." Capitalism promotes cyclic wealth destruction that punishes bad behavior and that makes way for the next cycle of innovation.

By contrast, what did you say? "All part of the boom bust cycle of capitalism."

What we are currently experiencing is not "part of the boom bust cycle of capitalism." It is a direct result of circumventing the normal boom-and-bust cycles that would allow the markets to self-correct, punish foolish overleveraged investors, and flatten wealth and income inequality.

I know how capitalism works. You apparently do not know that capitalism has been slowly dying in first world nations, which have embraced the warped markets of welfare state socialism. That is what has skewed the markets and what will eventually cause highly unusual levels of misery, rather the normal level of self-inflicted pain that stems from the necessary cleansing of the normal market cycles of capitalism.

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You clearly did not understand a word I said 🙄. I will repeat it for you again here:

Martin Everson said:
It's all by design sadly. All part of the boom bust cycle of capitalism. You can prolong a fundamentally flawed system for quite some time by crashing it every once in a while.
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It is easy for some to blame anything but a flawed system. But I welcome healthy debate...lol thu&¤#.

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There will be a lot of people left scratching their heads at some point and questioning what is going on. Like I said it is something that is part of daily life in some developing countries but is new to the west in recent times. Hopefully its short term.

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sonato said:
I sadly disagree with you that it will be short term. I believe it is the beginning of something bad.
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You maybe right. It's quite possible we will enter a recession. If we do then the question is how long will this one last.


https://www.theguardian.com/busines...n-seems-certain-the-only-question-is-how-deep
https://edition.cnn.com/2022/05/23/politics/biden-says-recession-not-inevitable/index.html

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Martin Everson said:
You clearly did not understand a word I said 🙄. I will repeat it for you again here:

It is easy for some to blame anything but a flawed system. But I welcome healthy debate...lol thu&¤#.
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No, you clearly did not understand a word that I said. It is not a "flawed" system. It is an unnatural, skewed system rigged by the government. Consult the dictionary definition of capitalism:

  1. an economic and political system in which a country's trade and industry are controlled by private owners for profit, rather than by the state.
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Capitalism is not what we have in place right now. In a capitalist system, there is a free flow of goods and services not controlled by anyone, as opposed to a monopoly system, a government-controlled economic system, or any type of cronyism.
 
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