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Can we please stop pretending like we want this to happen? I get that things are less affordable than they were 4 years ago, but asking for across-the-board price cuts is not the solution.
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>>540336742
I wanna see it all burn down.
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>>540336742
I'm not pretending, anon. Deflation is good for the real economy and real people.
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>>540337254
Only if you want lower wages and mass unemployment.
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>>540337275
Real jobs will be unaffected. Everyone who is productive will benefit from a dollar that has greater purchasing power.
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>>540337351
Name a job that is unproductive.
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>>540337400
Any corporate job from middle management up.
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>>540337400
>Gen Z boss in a mini.jpg
There are many bullshit jobs, anon. Like 2/3 of the current ponzi scheme "economy" is some sort of bullshit jewish daycare thing. Dead fucking weight.
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>>540337400
human resources
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>>540337400
Any job that can mostly be done from a computer or phone
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>>540336742
>Your well being is only due to corporations's every growing profit margins.
KYS kike.
Corporations are a bigger threat than inflation or deflation. Anything that hurts them is a good thing.
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>>540337552
Lots of people are employed by large corporations.
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>>540336742
I experienced real deflation in 2008-2010 and it was the single best event of my entire life and allowed me to buy my first home.
fuck jews and fuck kikes
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>>540336742
Nice thread, please enjoy my AI generated response.
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>>540337275
Retard
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>>540337275
I unironically want lower wages and mass unemployment
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>>540336742
People want goods, you have the means (abstract) to give it to them without 100k+ HR.
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>>540337701
I want to cut the chase, some of that is kinda irritating but so many idiots 100k in new york and elon musk.
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>>540336742
https://youtu.be/HwqjZ84gD_c
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>>540337740
It is not like there is any lack of that.
Like windmills, i got a chainsaw and i intent to use it.
I dont like those 100k per year from bujrgerland and neither do i like elon musk.
I like what is here and there and if you are in my way i will cut you down.
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>>540337765
This gently triggers me like bahnhofzoo in berlin.
There is no wonder that only junkies live in berlin, i utterly despise people like you.
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>>540337665
Even in this contrived example, you don't account for companies being forced to pay you less money, since consumers are now spending less. Yes, your existing dollars have more value, but if you're getting paid less, you end up with less buying power.
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>>540338325
>can't see the opportunity of wages and prices cut together
You will have the same buying power in relation to products, increased buying power in relation to services and a massively increased buying power in relation to assets. After the adjustment, wages and prices stop falling but asset prices remain low compared to wages.
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>>540338325
Deflation wasn't driven by consumer spending less, it was driven by the increase in production above reasonable demand. Especially with inelastic products like food, you basically crash the prices down to transportation costs. If you produce just about enough food to feed everyone, and you double the production, you are pretty much doomed to waste a half of it in one way or another. They basically salvaged the market by teaching everybody to eat large amounts of meat.
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>>540337400
Fbi propagandist
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>>540338325
>I have to work for something real instead of goybucks
Yes, that's what a homestead is, or did you forget the Jeffersonian ideal for America of localized pastoralism? The whole point is to never need money again because you have a self sustaining homestead, goods that last forever, a local community of master craftsmen, doctors, that can fix anything including you, and technology that's in symbiosis with Dunbar's number, instead of chasing runaway singularity. No one gets rich, because there's nothing to buy, no one goes poor because you always have community.

You do realize you're human right, not a kike production unit?



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