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[David P 126]

18 minutes ago, Mr. Impossible said:

You literally said you didn't know what it meant, then midway through some self realization you claimed you were repurposing the word to specifically mean what you want it to. Basically retroactively making yourself right. 

 

It was watching a grown my coping himself out of being wrong. 

I know what that word meant before I even started posting on SW.

 

It's self explanatory and has the same relative meaning in context of LGBTQ grooming. 

[David P 126]

43 minutes ago, Goukosan said:

 

Here's  a challenge for you.

 

Post some tangible economical data to back up you'd claims should be simple. 

 

How strong or weak is the US dollar right now? How's the GDP doing? 

 

What's the jobs numbers looking like? How's unemployment?  

 

How's the stock market? 

 

What about inflation in the US what's that looking like.

 

Has the US debt increased or decreased? 

 

 Back up your claims for once and please don't include your feelings.. No one cares about what you feel

 

Saudi Arabia just announced they are going to trade oil in other currencies. BRICS is going to challenge the US dollars. Enjoy strong US dollar exchange rate while it can.

 

None of these cherry picked statistics enriches the low to mid income earners who are getting wreaked by high inflation and high price index. Also high gas prices (exacerbate by sanctions against Russia and bad foreign policies from Biden administration). And ridiculous rent while corporations and banks keeps buying real estate which inflate the value.

 

Last year, businesses around the world started raising prices at a pace not seen in decades. Among major economies, one country was hit the worst - the United States.

Prices jumped at an annual rate of 4.7% last year - faster than any other country in the Group of Seven (G7) advanced economies, according to the Organisation for Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD). In the UK, for example, inflation was just 2.5%.

Last month, inflation in the US hit 8.6%, one of the highest rates in the world.

 

Why is inflation in the US so high? (bbc.com)

 

The consumer price index in the United States rose by 3.3% year-over-year to 314.07 points in May 2024, following a 3.6% increase in April and below the market consensus of a 3.5% advance. Consumer Price Index CPI in the United States averaged 123.95 points from 1950 until 2024, reaching an all time high of 314.07 points in May of 2024 and a record low of 23.50 points in February of 1950. source: U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics

 

United States Consumer Price Index (CPI) (tradingeconomics.com)

 

America is facing a housing crisis. The U.S. is short millions of housing units. Half of renters are paying more than a third of their salary in housing costs, and for those looking to buy, scant few homes on the market are affordable for a typical household.

 

 

 

[David P 126]

U.S. National Debt Clock : Real Time (usdebtclock.org)

 

122.30 percent

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The United States recorded a Government Debt to GDP of 122.30 percent of the country's Gross Domestic Product in 2023.

 

 

[David P 126]

Since the war began, the U.S. Congress has voted through five bills that have provided Ukraine with ongoing aid, doing so most recently in April 2024. The total budget authority under these bills—the “headline” figure often cited by news media—is $175 billion.

 

Record Numbers in the US Are Homeless.

Record Numbers in the US Are Homeless. Can Cities Fine Them for Sleeping in Parks and on Sidewalks? (usnews.com)

 

 

[Mr. Impossible 464]

37 minutes ago, David P said:

I know what that word meant before I even started posting on SW.

 

It's self explanatory and has the same relative meaning in context of LGBTQ grooming. 

 

So you were lying about using it incorrectly? Because my issue was that you were using as a slur, to which you pulled the 'I didn't know", now two years later you're saying that you knew the whole time. 

 

Again, this is why I can't take you seriously. You say anything in the moment to not look like you were wrong, even if it makes no sense or contradicts other claims you've made. 

[David P 126]

The Houthi rebel group in Yemen has almost completely shut down a key shipping route in the Red Sea, costing the global economy and setting up a huge challenge for the White House. The relentless Houthi attacks on merchant vessels and commercial boats pushed several of the world’s largest shipping companies to cancel transits through the Red Sea.

 

n the days after Hamas attacked Israel and killed 1,400 civilians, the Biden Administration and leading members of Congress wasted little time devising an aid package to bolster Israel’s war against the terror group. The initial proposal: roughly $2 billion of increased defense funding to supplement the $3.8 billion the U.S. already sends Israel every year.

It didn’t last long. By the time President Joe Biden sent Congress a formal request on Oct. 20, he wanted seven times more than that for Israel—$14 billion.  

Joe Biden plans to send $1bn in new military aid to Israel

White House alerts Congress to coming security package after pausing bomb shipment last week

 

 

 

 

 

[David P 126]

Russia to grow faster than all advanced economies says IMF

Russia to grow faster than all advanced economies says IMF (bbc.com)

 

What are the latest sanctions on Russia?

Announcing 500 new sanctions against Russia, US President Joe Biden said they would target Russia's war machine. Export restrictions will be imposed on nearly 100 firms or individuals.

 

 

[David P 126]

14 minutes ago, Mr. Impossible said:

 

So you were lying about using it incorrectly? Because my issue was that you were using as a slur, to which you pulled the 'I didn't know", now two years later you're saying that you knew the whole time. 

 

Again, this is why I can't take you seriously. You say anything in the moment to not look like you were wrong, even if it makes no sense or contradicts other claims you've made. 

I don't remember this nothingburger. It is absolutely a slur for LGBTQ grooming towards kids. Lmao.   

[David P 126]

Key Highlights

• At the start of 2023, the net cost of illegal immigration for the United States – at the federal, state, and local levels – was at least $150.7 billion.
• FAIR arrived at this number by subtracting the tax revenue paid by illegal aliens – just under $32 billion – from the gross negative economic impact of illegal immigration, $182 billion.
• In 2017, the estimated net cost of illegal migration was approximately $116 billion. In just 5 years, the cost to Americans has increased by nearly $35 billion.
• Illegal immigration costs each American taxpayer $1,156 per year ($957 after factoring in taxes paid by illegal aliens).
• Each illegal alien or U.S.-born child of illegal aliens costs the U.S. $8,776 annually.
• Evidence shows that tax payments by illegal aliens cover only around a sixth of the costs they create at all levels in this country.
• A large percentage of illegal aliens who work in the underground economy frequently avoid paying any income tax at all.
• Many illegal aliens actually receive a net cash profit through refundable tax credit programs.

 

Fueled by Unprecedented Border Crossings, a Record 3 Million Cases Clog US Immigration Courts

Fueled by Unprecedented Border Crossings, a Record 3 Million Cases Clog US Immigration Courts (usnews.com)

 

 

 

 

[Goukosan 2,339]

25 minutes ago, David P said:

Saudi Arabia just announced they are going to trade oil in other currencies. BRICS is going to challenge the US dollars. Enjoy strong US dollar exchange rate while it can.

 

None of these cherry picked statistics enriches the low to mid income earners who are getting wreaked by high inflation and high price index. Also high gas prices (exacerbate by sanctions against Russia and bad foreign policies from Biden administration). And ridiculous rent while corporations and banks keeps buying real estate which inflate the value.

 

Last year, businesses around the world started raising prices at a pace not seen in decades. Among major economies, one country was hit the worst - the United States.

Prices jumped at an annual rate of 4.7% last year - faster than any other country in the Group of Seven (G7) advanced economies, according to the Organisation for Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD). In the UK, for example, inflation was just 2.5%.

Last month, inflation in the US hit 8.6%, one of the highest rates in the world.

 

Why is inflation in the US so high? (bbc.com)

 

The consumer price index in the United States rose by 3.3% year-over-year to 314.07 points in May 2024, following a 3.6% increase in April and below the market consensus of a 3.5% advance. Consumer Price Index CPI in the United States averaged 123.95 points from 1950 until 2024, reaching an all time high of 314.07 points in May of 2024 and a record low of 23.50 points in February of 1950. source: U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics

 

United States Consumer Price Index (CPI) (tradingeconomics.com)

 

America is facing a housing crisis. The U.S. is short millions of housing units. Half of renters are paying more than a third of their salary in housing costs, and for those looking to buy, scant few homes on the market are affordable for a typical household.

 

 

 

 

1) "Bbbbbut enjoy the strong exchange while you can" ... Why do you sound sand that the US dollar is strong lmfao.

 

2) *Checks the calendar* we're in 2024 why are you posting over a year old gas price data? 

 

Ohhh this is why. 

 

Published Jun 07, 2024

 

"Gas prices across the United States have continued their downward trend as summer approaches.

According to the data from the American Automobile Association, the national average gasoline price has seen a decline, with states expected to see their averages dip below $3 per gallon in the coming weeks."

 

3) I looked up the article you got the inflation numbers from.... That's an article from 2022..talking about inflation numbers in 2021, a full 3 years ago and the first year Biden became president and he inherented sky high inflation from Trump during the pandemic. 

 

Why didn't you post more recent inflation numbers for 2024?

 

Oh this is why 

 

Jan 31, 2024

 

"The US economy is crushing it compared to other rich countries" 

 

US GDP grew at a surprise 3.3% rate in the fourth quarter, beating estimates for 2.0%. 

 

Outlooks for G7 nations show slower growth and higher inflation compared to the US.

 

Your dumbass didn't even read the year of the stuff you posted.. Just saw a headline and ran with it

[David P 126]

2 minutes ago, Goukosan said:

 

1) "Bbbbbut enjoy the strong exchange while you can" ... Why do you sound sand that the US dollar is strong lmfao.

 

2) *Checks the calendar* we're in 2024 why are you posting over a year old gas price data? 

 

Ohhh this is why. 

 

Published Jun 07, 2024

 

"Gas prices across the United States have continued their downward trend as summer approaches.

According to the data from the American Automobile Association, the national average gasoline price has seen a decline, with states expected to see their averages dip below $3 per gallon in the coming weeks."

 

 

3) I looked up the article you got the inflation numbers from.... That's an article from 2022..talking about inflation numbers in 2021, a full 3 years ago and the first year Biden became president and he inherented sky high inflation from Trump during the pandemic. 

 

Why didn't you post more recent inflation numbers for 2024?

 

Oh this is why 

 

Jan 31, 2024

 

"The US economy is crushing it compared to other rich countries" 

 

US GDP grew at a surprise 3.3% rate in the fourth quarter, beating estimates for 2.0%. 

 

Outlooks for G7 nations show slower growth and higher inflation compared to the US.

 

Your dumbass didn't even read the year of the stuff you posted.. Just saw a headline and ran with it

Other G7 nations are not a good barometer right now.

 

Wasn't going well last year. Are you denying that there is high inflation? 

 

New YorkCNN — 

US consumer prices rose 3.4% annually to close out 2023, capping a year of substantial progress on efforts to rein in painfully high inflation.

 

3$-3.5$ per gallon is not cheap. We're off from extremely high energy prices peaks from the past few years.

 

Gaz prices fluctuate based on supply and demands. 

[Goukosan 2,339]

52 minutes ago, David P said:

U.S. National Debt Clock : Real Time (usdebtclock.org)

 

122.30 percent

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The United States recorded a Government Debt to GDP of 122.30 percent of the country's Gross Domestic Product in 2023.

 

 

 

That's cumulative as all the years of the US debt added up into one total. 

 

Lets actually break it down by the last two recent presidents shall we. 

 

Jun 25, 2024

 

"Former president Donald Trump approved almost twice as much borrowing as current President Joe Biden during his four years in office, according to the Committee for a Responsible Budget (CFRB)." 

 

"Trump, who presided over the federal government from 2016 to 2020, approved $8.4 trillion in new ten-year debt. But incumbent president Biden, who defeated Trump four years ago, has approved $4.3 trillion in new borrowing, said a new report by the committee."

 

" During the Trump years, his tax cuts added $1.9 trillion in U.S. debt, while the budget passed in 2018 and 2019 generated borrowing of $2.1 trillion. Those two policy moves contributed some of the largest debt increases during Trump's tenure"

 

"As for reducing the budget deficit, Trump cut it by $443 billion. The Biden administration has reduced it by $1.9 trillion." 

 

You're out of your debt simpleton 

 

[David P 126]

• Inflation spiked to the highest level in over 40 years. Despite recent moderation, consumer prices are up nearly 18% overall during Biden’s time. Gasoline is up 29%.

• Average weekly earnings haven’t kept pace with prices. After adjusting for inflation, “real” weekly earnings declined 3.4%.

• The publicly held debt has increased by about 24.7%.

 

Wages and Inflation

CPI — Inflation came roaring back under Biden. During his first 35 months in office, the Consumer Price Index rose 17.6%.

It was for a time the worst inflation in decades. The 12 months ending in June 2022 saw a 9.1% increase in the CPI (before seasonal adjustment), which the Bureau of Labor Statistics said was the biggest such increase since the 12 months ending in November 1981.

Inflation has moderated greatly since then. The unadjusted CPI rose 3.4% in the 12 months ending in December, the most recent figure available.

Gasoline Prices — The price of gasoline shot up even faster.

During the week ending Jan. 22, the national average price of regular gasoline at the pump was $3.06. That’s 68 cents higher than in the week before Biden took office, an increase of 29%.

The price swung wildly during Biden’s first year and a half, hitting a record high of just over $5 per gallon in the week ending June 13, 2022. That rise was propelled by motorists resuming travel after pandemic lockdowns and then by Russia’s invasion of Ukraine on Feb. 24, 2022.

Edited Thursday at 01:41 AM by David P

[Goukosan 2,339]

4 minutes ago, David P said:

Other G7 nations are not a good barometer right now.

 

Wasn't going well last year. Are you denying that there is high inflation? 

 

New YorkCNN — 

US consumer prices rose 3.4% annually to close out 2023, capping a year of substantial progress on efforts to rein in painfully high inflation.

 

3$-3.5$ per gallon is not cheap. We're off from extremely high energy prices peaks from the past few years.

 

Gaz prices fluctuate based on supply and demands. 

 

Lmfao at that back peddle.. 

 

You posted comparing the US to the rest of the G7.... I updated you with what it actually looks like IN JUNE 2024 and not like what it looked like in 2021 during a freaking global pandemic. 

 

And your response is... Bbbbbut G7 is not a good barometer? Lol

 

 

[Mr. Impossible 464]

Speaking of who are actual groomers or support groomers. 

. The same people who spent the entire month whining about gays and pride have no problem with middle aged men grooming teenage girls if they are straight and have a podcast. 

 

 

 

[David P 126]

6 minutes ago, Goukosan said:

 

That's cumulative as all the years of the US debt added up into one total. 

 

Lets actually break it down by the last two recent presidents shall we. 

 

Jun 25, 2024

 

"Former president Donald Trump approved almost twice as much borrowing as current President Joe Biden during his four years in office, according to the Committee for a Responsible Budget (CFRB)." 

 

"Trump, who presided over the federal government from 2016 to 2020, approved $8.4 trillion in new ten-year debt. But incumbent president Biden, who defeated Trump four years ago, has approved $4.3 trillion in new borrowing, said a new report by the committee."

 

" During the Trump years, his tax cuts added $1.9 trillion in U.S. debt, while the budget passed in 2018 and 2019 generated borrowing of $2.1 trillion. Those two policy moves contributed some of the largest debt increases during Trump's tenure"

 

"As for reducing the budget deficit, Trump cut it by $443 billion. The Biden administration has reduced it by $1.9 trillion." 

 

You're out of your debt simpleton 

 

2016	$19,573	Brexit
2017	$20,245	Congress raised the debt ceiling
2018	$21,516	Trump tax cuts
2019	$22,719	Trade wars
2020	$26,945	COVID-19 and recession
2021	$28,428	COVID-19 and American Rescue Plan Act
2022	$30,928	Inflation Reduction Act
2023	$33,167

 

 

Notice something? It isn't going down by 1.3 trillion, it's up 4.7. and Trump had the start of Covid and vaccine which added the most to the debt had it's end of his Presidency.

 

 

[David P 126]

1 minute ago, Mr. Impossible said:

Speaking of who are actual groomers or support groomers. 

. The same people who spent the entire month whining about gays and pride have no problem with middle aged men grooming teenage girls if they are straight and have a podcast. 

 

 

 

They are creeps everywhere. Your point? Some video game streamer and that slob The Quartering. Ok. 

[David P 126]

4 minutes ago, Goukosan said:

 

Lmfao at that back peddle.. 

 

You posted comparing the US to the rest of the G7.... I updated you with what it actually looks like IN JUNE 2024 and not like what it looked like in 2021 during a freaking global pandemic. 

 

And your response is... Bbbbbut G7 is not a good barometer? Lol

 

 

The US having the most economic growth out of G7 countries is not surprising nor does it mean you don't experience high inflation. 

 

G7 Inflation rates 2023 | Statista

 

Nice graph. 

 

 

[Mr. Impossible 464]

2 minutes ago, David P said:

They are creeps everywhere. Your point? Some video game streamer and that slob The Quartering. Ok. 

Most of the creeps are straight males. You only talk about hypothetical Trans groomers. These are real people. That some steamer confounded as videogame company and had corporate sponsors like Turtle Beach, Activision, and has character skins in games. 

 

You're so obtuse that any real thing that happens and goes against what you brkeo, it is just some random isolated event that's a nothingburger.

 

Then you'll turn around and make up some retarded shit in your head and make it some national issue. You are headed towards biggest clown of 2024 at this point. 

[Mr. Impossible 464]

There are creeps everywhere! I'm only concerned about the creeps that exist in a specific community that is 3% of the population. 

 

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