Perhaps, but we may also see it brought up again around midterms. Elections are usually when issues that people most care about are brought to the forefront.

Saying this in response to a news story about rising food prices? The high food prices are still being talked about and are still a problem.

The “The Resistance” logo in the top-right makes sense as only democrats could come up with a dumb line of attack as “food prices were never actually a problem and people were just being told to be angry about this non-problem”. This is the same party that boasted about saving consumers 16 cents for the 4th of July: https://www.newsweek.com/white-house-boasts-cookouts-are-16-cents-cheaper-this-year-internet-isnt-impressed-1606210

Almost as if they knew of how fucked the inflation would be and tried to run in front of it. That clearly didn’t work, so they tried gaslighting everyone by claiming rising prices are a non-issue. If this is the resistance then we’re fucked.

I have only one credit card which I charge everything to (credit limit is more than enough at over $10k) and which I pay off in full each month and have no absolutely debt, therefore my credit score is absolute dogshit.

Econ 101 also states that a failed business stops existing. In reality, failed businesses are endlessly bailed out as “too big to fail” and they pay their executives bonuses with that bailout money while continuing to rip off customers along with the other one or two companies in the same industry that do the same.

If only there was a way to save money. Oh right, let’s just lay off some peons (by making them quit so we don’t have to pay severance) and pay the rest less while they take on the work that used to be done by multiple people. The CEO using a private jet to commute? That’s clearly a necessary expense.

Use it for what? Generating a bunch of nonsense text that others have to waste time reading? Generating shitty images with fucked up hands and garbled text to use in stupid ads for worthless trash?

This is a “competitive advantage” not worth pursuing. Most AI products/services lose money and even if they didn’t, they’re creatively bankrupt as a whole and shouldn’t be admired for squeezing money with lower quality.

That 17% tariff will magically turn into 200% price increases thanks to algorithmic price fixing.

People were also fooled into blowing themselves up, but they’re still terrorists.

Sometimes it feels like the internet is just a giant rat maze and people chase after whatever the algorithm rewards them for chasing.

I see clips of this guy in my recommended videos section on youtube all the time. I never click on them and I have watch history turned off anyway so I wonder how it’s deciding that I should watch these clips. Either way, I find it odd how signal-boosted this clown is. The gaming-to-politics pipeline is too strong.

Why are they trying to make it about themselves?

“Learn to code” didn’t solve the deep underlying issues with the job market?

Isn’t the point of working hard so that you can take it easy eventually? These psychos never take it easy, the suffering is the point for them.

I use the option to not participate.

We need to ban birthdays so this never happens again.

What valuable intelligence gathering? The kind that screams about Iran having nukes within a few months for the past few decades?

The religion prescribes death for being too westernized?

New concept? I’m pretty sure round1 has been around for a while.

While true, also under the two party system the republicans are guaranteed to win at least sometimes. If democrats refuse to actually oppose fascism when they get into office then we’re going to end up with fascism after maybe a few extra steps anyway. Fascism has to be dealt with at the root level or it will grow enough to take over eventually.

Payroll drop but sharp drop in layoffs? Are people just quitting or are companies laying people off without calling them layoffs?