>$1,500,000,000,000 bailout to the stock market >$4,000,000,000,000 bailout to the banks >$6,000,000,000,000 bailout to the economy >$11,500,000,000,000 given away to billionaires... but not a single dollar for us? >If it was shared equally amongst us South Koreans, we'd each get $223,431. But instead, we got nothing. How is this fair?
You know, I never watched Parasite until now. But now I see why people liked it so much. The dad really does make a lot of sense.
you do realize if the economy crashes it's gonna turn into mad max pretty fucking fast. It won't matter if the government gives you money if every single business goes bankrupt.
So, are we going to organize in city states, try to thirve and expand from there until we turn into us again? And repeat the cycle until the sun turns off?
Jeremiah Martin
no it won't you slavish retard
Jason Ward
i'm actually excited about the mad max scenario. I have a stockpile of guns and i can't wait to use tp as a currency
stupid fuck. those big abandoned houses will be the first target in a mad max scenario
Adam Perry
ok fine, a nice comfy jew attic with some pop-tarts and books
Wyatt Stewart
Notice how the economy is second lowest on your list, that will change soon when the normal people start outnumbering the wealthy and the masses will need to be looked after to stop the revolt. Then again the revolt might come anyway when everybody starts to figure out the selfish and corrupt from the rest which probably needs to happen in the end lol.
People who complain about Trump's economic recovery and wish Bernie was in office have no clue Obama and Bush both bailed out the banks for a trillion dollars back in 2008. The reason banks are too big to fail is because they're the most regulated industry out there. The major players can afford to have compliance officers and thousands of lawyers on staff. The only competition they have to worry about is foreign, and no matter the party in power will support their own banks from foreign "predation" Pic related was the only chance of hope
you get $220k and food industry doesn't crash. The fuck you need more, faggot? The only thing that crashes is bullshit no one needs or which has too much bloat.
Adam Ross
Based Rand
Juan Williams
Fuck you Leatherhead.
William Sullivan
THE BOY IS INSANELY CUTE
Colton Wright
I think OP liked the (You)'s I got and wanted to get some himself.
Matthew Jenkins
Why didn't the police search the whole house for him? Couldn't they find the history of the house?
Owen Cruz
They're already trying to ban and close gun stores with "emergency orders". This virus has them scared of a full on revolt of the common masses and they are scared shitless. Especially after that singing video backlash. The people won't be sated unless they're put before the corporations for once, and in a situation this dire they just might lash out. Nobody is buying the bullshit.
Logan Diaz
Why do you think governments are pushing through "arrest people who disobey isolation orders" laws?
Jeremiah Collins
how do you not know how the economy works
They're giving banks money for liquid purposes so they can keep payrolls going and loans and people's money
the money is not tax payer money, its vapour. Federal reserve does not operate under trump
>The New York Federal Reserve Bank said it will offer $1 trillion of overnight loans a day through the end of this month to large banks. That is in addition to $1 trillion in 14-day loans it is offering every week. Banks, so far, have not borrowed nearly as much as the New York Fed is offering, and the loans are quickly repaid. None of the funding is from taxpayer dollars
Money given to you increases inflation or puts the country in debt by a lot
bernie's $2000 payment would cost 2 trillion if given to everyone or 1.6trillion if just to adults and his plan is tax payer money lol then add in his 1.6trillion student loan in the first year too
Xavier Campbell
i thought we were all getting trumpbux
Eli Rivera
democrats said no lol
Liam Bailey
The economic system is designed to benefit those that designed it. When the economy is doing good, it's the elite that reap the major rewards. Meanwhile the lower classes might see some modest wage increases (if their job isn't being outsourced or automatized)
When the economy is doing poorly, it's the same elite that's being bailed out by the tax payers as the lower classes are fired from their works and have to make due on their own. This is a system where no matter how the pendulum swings, they are benefitted. And in best case scenario, the lower classes get to enjoy some of the leftovers.
The middle class in America is fast vanishing. We're now entering a new era where America is divided between the ultra rich and their grunt workers that are paid minimum wage and have just enough to keep buying the products that keeps the system going. But be wary of educating these fools. Education is dangerous. A consumer and a grunt is best kept brainless. Delude him into thinking his misery is lack of purchasing power. As he rots away alone in some apartment with no family or friends to remember.
John Diaz
The true redpill to anyone is realizing how inherently unfair being born into wealth and outside of wealth is. A person being born into wealth has a considerable head start. And he's also being counciled by people who acquired that wealth. Basically even a complete retard like Trump can't fuck it up when given such an advantageous position from start.
A person born out of wealth may delude himself into thinking that hard work will get him where the other person is. But hard work and even talent are very poor indicators of success. Inherited wealth is. All the poorer person is doing is creating a religion in his own head to justify a miserable laborsome existence.
Another example is the principle of investing. The rich are getting richer in an exponentially quicker pace than the poor are getting "richer". So in relation to their peers, the poor are actually getting poorer. The gap is widening by the year.
Brandon White
lol here we go
found the broke niggas
>buy new phone yearly, console, games, spend hundreds on fancy shoes, computer parts, cars >why are we poor! >why aren't billionaires doing the job of my city,state and federal government ahhh!
Nicholas Peterson
Good. I was kinda feeling peckish for filet milionare (well done of course).
>lmao suck shit richies >go to withdraw money >declined >online banking offline >landlord still wants rent because his bank didn't go under >you try and prove to the federal government how much you had in there and wait for a claim
Isaac Collins
That's just being ignorant. I spend the last 15 years of my life working and living within my means. I'm not in debt and I have some savings, and my money will likely be worthless soon thanks to hyper inflation.
If I had a rich daddy/friend who told me what stocks to invest in and when, I could easily become a millionaire. But I don't. I don't know any of the market manipulators.
Jacob Baker
>implying broke niggas can think outside of the consumerist lifestyle they've been hounded into
Jordan Edwards
>cries about hyperinflation >is for payments made to individuals >all rich people only get rich from insider trading
Anthony Cook
Those born into wealth have an advantage, but most squander it It doesn't matter how much you make, within 3 generations it's gone. What's more important than the privilege of wealth, is the privilege of a two parent house hold I don't have the study in front of me, but it was mentioning how comparing kids from single parents who make 100k+ tend to be more likely to end up in prison, pregnant in highschool, get pregnant before they are married and so on as opposed to children of couples who's household income is half as much The thing most important to a child's development is one thing government can't "redistribute". It's fathers
honestly watching ZOG scramble to throw billions at (((businesses))) without any oversight or consequences has strongly motivated me to get my shit together and join the ranks of the elites. im a decent software engineer, if i can become one of these essential businesses that gets free money while citizens are shamed for not saving enough i can leave all you faggots behind
Sebastian Bennett
>banks are the most regulated industry Kek imagine believing this. They got some token regulations after the 2008 crisis that have already been repealed and then some.
Charles Gomez
>Those born into wealth have an advantage, but most squander it How do you know most squander it? Even complete retards get by pretty well with wealthy parents. Some even end up as the president of the most powerful nation of the world.
>is for payments made to individuals Where did I say this? There are more than 2 people in this thread idiot. >all rich people only get rich from insider trading Not all, but many do.
Evan Long
I hope nothing passes. It's obvious by now congress is only interested in sucking corporate cock as much as possible and have to be strongarmed into giving a pittance to the common man. Let it crash. Maybe a future civilization will put people first.
Socialism for the rich, rugged individualism for the poor.
Justin Johnson
Everything you said in your post is wrong The picture drawn of the 1 percent has been that of a static population, just as the 99 percent is often portrayed as unchanging. There is a line drawn between these two groups, and never the two shall cross. But is it the case that the top 1 percent of the income distribution are the same people year in and year out? Or, for that matter, what about the top 5, 10 and 20 percent? To what extent do everyday Americans experience these levels of affluence, at least some of the time?
In order to answer such questions, Thomas A. Hirschl of Cornell and I looked at 44 years of longitudinal data regarding individuals from ages 25 to 60 to see what percentage of the American population would experience these different levels of affluence during their lives. The results were striking.
It turns out that 12 percent of the population will find themselves in the top 1 percent of the income distribution for at least one year. What’s more, 39 percent of Americans will spend a year in the top 5 percent of the income distribution, 56 percent will find themselves in the top 10 percent, and a whopping 73 percent will spend a year in the top 20 percent of the income distribution (see those statistics displayed in the chart above).
Yet while many Americans will experience some level of affluence during their lives, a much smaller percentage of them will do so for an extended period of time. Although 12 percent of the population will experience a year in which they find themselves in the top 1 percent of the income distribution, a mere 0.6 percent will do so in 10 consecutive years (see chart).
It is clear that the image of a static 1 and 99 percent is largely incorrect. The majority of Americans will experience at least one year of affluence at some point during their working careers.
This is the woman version of argument, plugging your ears and calling me a virgin because you can't dispute my data or make an argument
Alexander Myers
>Nasdaq.com kek ok but your shitty source does not even say where those numbers come from. It's literally an asspull by the writer to justify his pep talk.
Sebastian Turner
lol.
My only problem with rich people is they get bailed out more than poor people. Everyone loves to complain about poor people on scrap benefits, but banks, big business,etc fuck up and tax payers bail them out. They will buy back their own shares, sack their workers and then get a pay out from government to stay in business during muh coronaids.
Luke Ward
kek this. It's astounding how people even defend themselves getting fucked over.
Julian Hughes
Being poor isn't really so bad.
Having to live around niggers is what ends up killing you.
Leo Rivera
>he has a new phone how can he complain Nigger it's fucking impossible to afford a house on a normal wage today, the only relevant purchase to measure anything. Go back 40 years and boomers where buying houses in their early 20s with a stay at home wife. Even if you manage to get a mortgage you will realistically not pay it off in your entire lifetime.
Grayson Roberts
>guy providing for my entire family doesn't like the way a guy who lives in a basement and hasn't showered for literal years smells >better kill him despite the fact he's done nothing to direct harm or even offend me
Mason Ortiz
you are forced to take out a loan to be able to buy a house. a good car. want some good education? take out a loan as well. the jews rigged the game and the goys all have to pay for it
Bentley Wood
so much plastic surgery. Their babies will still come out looking hideous.
Benjamin Diaz
Rand is terrible compared to his dad
Kevin Rogers
Divorce, unironically, is what destroyed the middle class. Women are universally terrible with money and always burn through it faster than you can make it, no matter how rich you are. Plus, you're inevitably raising fucked up kids who will certainly be lower on the socioeconomic scale than you were.
Bankrolling feminism was a genius move on the part of the upper class. Really have to hand it to them.
Isaac Wood
>inherit two million dollars >put it in a index fund >twenty years later you now have ten million dollars without working a day in your life Bravo that sure was hard.
Ethan Wilson
If I'm a NEET, will I get sum of that $1000?
Benjamin Hughes
>ayyy man can't get no place in downtown here >shit's rigged against us!
Sebastian Scott
Nice. You got him.
Ian Baker
We're expected to be grateful for 1k that we'll get 6 weeks after it matters.
Anthony Smith
>Divorce, unironically, is what destroyed the middle class Yup. Until no fault divorce is undone, the world is doomed.
Josiah Sanchez
forbes.com/sites/tomgroenfeldt/2018/04/04/understanding-mifid-iis-30000-pages-of-regulation-requires-regtech/#7f2551765291 >it took 30,000 pages and 1.5 million paragraphs to describe the rules in MiFID II…And the problem is only going to get more complicated. Over 50,000 regulations were published across the G20 between 2009 and 2012. There's my source. There's tens of thousands of pages of banking regulation. If you're an international bank, it's hundreds of thousands of pages of rules to follow, as their is 50,000 laws, which are many pages each, passed every few years There's my source that banks are the most regulated industry Where's your proof?
Cooper Watson
Can I be your femboy straddling you on the back of your motorcycle
Isaac Howard
You clearly never watched The Shield Its not that easy
Easton Williams
As there is* Its 5am. Apologize for the typo
Kevin Brown
LONG LONG LONG HUEY LONG DONG SHARE OUR WEALTH EVERY MAN A KING FUCK ZOG FUCK BANKS FUCK CORPORATIONS EVERY MAN A KING
They will find a way to distract the plebs anyways. They always do. They own every news channel and every politician. Actual change is impossible.
Christopher Lopez
maybe he braaped, or maybe she was just smelling her own cute feet
Benjamin Hughes
You're an asshole. You don't try to make an argument. In your mind nobody can genuinely believe something other than you. We just want it for the money. Fuck off. The reason I attach articles to back up what I'm saying is to back up what I'm saying, and you don't try to make an argument, or acknowledge what I'm saying, instead going hey look at this retard
Kevin Turner
I bet they're shitting themselves and I hope no one is buying the bullshit. How bad was the video backlash?
I always thought that's how they stopped the protests in France and China. Hope it comes out publicly then it's on.