Biden is an anti capitalist

[LeftofLeft]

I don’t think Biden is anti capitalist but I do think his handlers are. This is also a President that is tightly controlled by his handlers across the board on all policies compared to previous Presidents; including, Obama and Clinton.

 

[bendog]

This thread is not about DJT. Stick to the topic.

I believe Trump wanted that same third stimulus check that Geogians and Arizona voted for to flip the senate from McConnell. LOL

 

[AzogtheDefiler]

I believe Trump wanted that same third stimulus check that Geogians and Arizona voted for to flip the senate from McConnell. LOL

Again, not about DJT. Why divert the thread?

 

[bendog]

Again, not about DJT. Why divert the thread?

YOU asked what Biden did. I'm sooooo sorry u don't likeee the answer that he did what Trump wanted to do. LOL

sockiaillllaimd sowlcicoviciojalme. Get a new schtick.

 

[bendog]

speaking of idiotically following Trump's socialist leanings .....

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[task0778]

About half of the states stopped the additional unemployment benefits and their employment situations are virtually identical to the rest.

There are lots of reasons for a labor shortage, but unemployment is at best a marginal one.

The states that stopped the additional UE benefits did so somewhere between the middle of June into the few 2 weeks of July, which means it's too soon to know whether or not that decision affected labor participation. But in any case, you lied because there is no data available to compare these states against the others.

However, does it not make sense that after those supplemental benefits expire the people in those states are more likely to go find a job cuz they'll be getting less money than the other states that will continue to pay the extra money? Obviously there are other factors involved, demand is higher in some places vs other, etc. But surely anyone with an ounce of common sense can see that if you pay people enough money NOT to work, then they won't.

 

[AzogtheDefiler]

YOU asked what Biden did. I'm sooooo sorry u don't likeee the answer that he did what Trump wanted to do. LOL

sockiaillllaimd sowlcicoviciojalme. Get a new schtick.

Biden ran against Trump, why would he do what he wanted to do? Don't divert the thread, leftist.

 

[Natural Citizen]

Biden is no less a Keynesian than Trump and pretty much every other president since 1913 when the FederalReserve and its collection wing, the IRS, was created and the 16th was codified in the dark of night to support their functions.

To conflate Keynesianism with capitalism is antithetical. Keynesianism paves the road to socialism and eventually communism.

Everyone is always talking about capitalism when they should really be talking about Keynesianism. That's the policy we have.

This is why there's no really german discussion to the genuine facts of the matter.

And there never will be germane discussion until the electorate make an effort to try to better understand economic theory and monetary policy.

 

[bendog]

I don’t think Biden is anti capitalist but I do think his handlers are. This is also a President that is tightly controlled by his handlers across the board on all policies compared to previous Presidents; including, Obama and Clinton.

I can't totally disagree with that. But I don't think people like Ron Klain are "anti-capitalists" whatever the fuck that's supposed to be. But they do support things like Ill looking at transportation infrastructure the same way a place like Kan or Wyo ... with wide open spaces and few people ... should.

 

[colfax_m]

The states that stopped the additional UE benefits did so somewhere between the middle of June into the few 2 weeks of July, which means it's too soon to know whether or not that decision affected labor participation. But in any case, you lied because there is no data available to compare these states against the others.

However, does it not make sense that after those supplemental benefits expire the people in those states are more likely to go find a job cuz they'll be getting less money than the other states that will continue to pay the extra money? Obviously there are other factors involved, demand is higher in some places vs other, etc. But surely anyone with an ounce of common sense can see that if you pay people enough money NOT to work, then they won't.

Or maybe there are other reasons, such as lack of childcare.

You’re right about data. I thought I had seen something but I was incorrect. Too soon to tell.

 

[Ray From Cleveland]

Or maybe there are other reasons, such as lack of childcare.

You’re right about data. I thought I had seen something but I was incorrect. Too soon to tell.

Lack of childcare or not, everybody needs to bring in money of some sort. I don't see that there could be lack of childcare because kids really don't get this thing, and I'm sure most day cares didn't close up.

 

[colfax_m]

I'm sure most day cares didn't close up.

Who said anything about “most”. Daycare was already hard to come by, and quite expensive before COVID.

 

[Ray From Cleveland]

But surely anyone with an ounce of common sense can see that if you pay people enough money NOT to work, then they won't.

Here unemployment is around 400 a week. Add the fed contribution, and that's 700 a week which by the end of the year is $36,400. Then consider the taxes you don't have to pay like SS and Medicare, it's easily comparable to a job that pays over 40K a year, which a lot of people make in this state.

A Facebook friend of mine owns a limo company and couldn't find anybody to drive for months. The day our Governor announced he's stopping the fed unemployment at the end of June, she said 18 people called the next day asking if jobs were still open.

 

[Ray From Cleveland]

Who said anything about “most”. Daycare was already hard to come by, and quite expensive before COVID.

So why would anything be any different today than before covid?

 

[Ray From Cleveland]

I believe Trump wanted that same third stimulus check that Geogians and Arizona voted for to flip the senate from McConnell. LOL

Stimulus checks are not federal unemployment additions. Stimulus checks come once and you payoff a bill or something; nothing to not go back to work over because it's not that much. But pay people every single week to stay home, that's why we have a problem today.

 

[colfax_m]

So why would anything be any different today than before covid?

Well, there was that whole COVID thing, right?

 

[C_Clayton_Jones]

Biden is an anti capitalist

This is a lie.

 

[AzogtheDefiler]

This is a lie.

How can an opinion be a lie? Please explain that.

 

[Ray From Cleveland]

Well, there was that whole COVID thing, right?

Yes, but what does that have to do with it? It's pretty much behind us now and has been for a few months. Not totally over, but things are pretty much back to normal, at least in my state. Just about everybody needs income of some kind whether it's from a job or from the government. The only way daycare plays into this is if the expense of day care exceeds what you net at home watching your own kids and collecting government goodies.

 

[colfax_m]

Yes, but what does that have to do with it? It's pretty much behind us now and has been for a few months. Not totally over, but things are pretty much back to normal, at least in my state. Just about everybody needs income of some kind whether it's from a job or from the government. The only way daycare plays into this is if the expense of day care exceeds what you net at home watching your own kids and collecting government goodies.

Lots of businesses closed for good during the pandemic.