CONSUMER Prices Rise "ONLY" 8.5% This MONTH and WE are supposed to feel GOOD About this?

If that goofball gets his second term them you can expect even more of this severe stagflation to happen.

But the price of gold isn't going up 8%.

Then THEN

I CANT STAND AUTOCORRECT
I SWEAR, it was invented to make people sound stupid and invalidate what they say.

so... you think companies have been giving out raises the last 2 years? clearly you don't work in any industry.

the company i work for is lucky to have even made it out of this still being in business due to the libtarded policies that are crushing business and encouraging people to stay "shut down/stay at home", along with the supply chain issues and inflation.

its not good and the fact that you seem to defend this administration, who is doing NOTHING but making matter worse, out of spite for the "other side" that you don't like, is fucking idiotic.

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But home prices still keep going up, so do rents, so do taxes and insurances. I have no idea how people are paying without salary increases.

Our insurance premium increases the last 5 years or so has taken every penny of any pay increase they have given each and every time

Matter of fact, they typically give a percentage raise, then you get it for a week or two, just before the yearly insurance comes in and takes every penny plus some on aome occasions

May not be like that for huge companies or whatever, but it is for the small company i work for

I cant even remember the last time i heard of someone buying a new home

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The shortages will be the big problem . Most the world is going to starve to death within the next 5 years.

war will also start soon.

Russia will soon launch a hell of ballistic missiles on all of Europe unlike anything the world has ever seen.

North Korea will be a invasion force.

DC can blame themselves.

Once when I was in college, I ate a can of corn for dinner. Things are better now, as I am able to afford ramen and chicken livers.

Thank people like NDtard for hoarding crops until there are shortage then cashing in on artificially inflated prices and hurting the american people for that

I can see you know very little about farming and marketing.

Biden administration said gas & air line ticket prices are down!
He said take that $8000 he sent us and party on.

Please educate yourself before acting like a triggered fuckwit.

It’s 8.5% year on year, not 8.5% this month.

I work in marketing. My entire family farms

I just call em like i see em

Damn, by comparison we’re doing great at 8.5% inflation.

https://twitter.com/_/status/1557421217488961537

At the current rate food will be double by the end of the year.

There it is... always one that posts "but look at how much more terrible europe is doing!"

We fucking know. Those countries suck.

We are trying to not become europe

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Gas prices looking good and continuing to decline.

https://twitter.com/_/status/1557332112948207616

Celebrate! Its only double what it was under the previous administration!

Thank you lord biden for allowing us to only pay twice as much

My apologies for citing from the links HEADLINE and for thinking you might actually bother to read the report at the link instead of relying on a headline as your only source for info....I guess you must have an attention deficit..I will try to take that into account next time I divine you are going to participate in one of my threads....

The headline is:

Consumer prices rose 8.5% in July, less than expected as inflation pressures ease a bit

The consumer price index rose 8.5% in July from a year ago, below expectations, due largely to slumping energy prices.

[link to www.cnbc.com (secure)]

So prices rose 8.5% in twelve months.

You made up your thread title which says:

“ CONSUMER Prices Rise "ONLY" 8.5% This MONTH”

Which is of course fake news.

People are buying like crazy

No slowness with the economy

That is for a hamburger and fries now.

If your family farms then ask them if they wish they would have stored their corn in 2020 when the price was $2.70 and sold it this spring when corn hit over $8. I think I know the answer. Same can be said for soybeans and wheat.

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