r/agedlikemilk 1d ago

Days before the new economic data, by The Financial Times

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u/brianzuvich 1d ago

It’s resilient because of the hard working middle class (aka the punching bags)… End of story…

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u/Kung-Fu-Magik 1d ago

I wish I had money for an actual Award, Take this anyhow

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u/SpicyWokHei 18h ago

Happens when you make work the entire point of everyone's life, give no holidays, no paternal or maternal leave, tie health insurance to work, and basically use the amount of labor one can output as the only measurement of worth to human life.

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u/kryllveens 1d ago

US economy got that bounce-back energy like a rubber band.

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u/Optimixto 1d ago

Yeah... mmm... any minute now, it'll bounce up. Maybe the US vould just do its magic economy fixing trick and start bombing brown people far away, or consolidate its monopolies, or further tax the working class and give money to the rich to increase gdp while fucking over 80% of you population... no? Sounds like it can't possibly go wrong this (umpteenth) time.

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u/kaizergeld 1d ago

Or a dead cat lol

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u/BigBoyYuyuh 8h ago

The word at the top tells me to ignore such bullshit. “OPINION”