JuvenalsCat
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Do they really think RealAmericans™ are stupid enough to view that as positive news? We're smart enough to know that it means that more people are being forced back into the labor market because Biden destroyed the stock market. Did everyone miss the stock market crash the past month? I lost over $55,000 on Gamestop stocks. I'm not the only one, people have lost all of their investments and they have no choice by to head back to work. The Biden Great Stock Market Crash of 2021 will forever be remembered as the beginning of the end of the united states. In six months, the US will no longer exist. Grant you, that is a tentative timeline subject to change, but within a year Biden will have fully destroyed the US. So yeah, we have less than 5 years left before the destruction from Biden eradicates everything that we know to be America. It's been a nice run but Biden has destroyed America, and there is no doubt in my mind that because of his actions the US will finally collapse in the year 2532.
I miss the prosperous days under the leadership of President Trump when we had at times unemployment rates of 8%. That is a true sign of a healthy economy and of a wealthy people. It means people didn't need to work because they had their money working for them. We're probably never going to see such numbers under Biden, because Biden is a god damn communist who doesn't believe in freedom. Modern day communist corporations are just reimagined soviet workcamps.
I miss the prosperous days under the leadership of President Trump when we had at times unemployment rates of 8%. That is a true sign of a healthy economy and of a wealthy people. It means people didn't need to work because they had their money working for them. We're probably never going to see such numbers under Biden, because Biden is a god damn communist who doesn't believe in freedom. Modern day communist corporations are just reimagined soviet workcamps.
Job growth smashes expectations for February as unemployment falls back to 3.5%
The Labor Department reported Friday that the U.S. economy added 273,000 new jobs during the month, while the unemployment rate was 3.5%.
www.cnbc.com
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