Donald Trump’s War on Black People

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I think we are already in stagflation. People are just not familiar with the concept.

We very well may be. Not sure how trustworthy our economic data is right now.

More bad news for next year is that companies are announcing that they can't continue eating the tarrif expenses. If they shift that burden on consumers, and gas prices go up for any reason, 2026 could be an economic disaster.
 

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We very well may be. Not sure how trustworthy our economic data is right now.

More bad news for next year is that companies are announcing that they can't continue eating the tarrif expenses. If they shield that burden on consumers, and gas prices go up for any reason, 2026 could be an economic disaster.
It’s going to be an economic disaster. The republicans based all their economic policies on ideology and put a bunch of idiots in leadership positions to execute them. It’s a recipe for an economic disaster. I also think the wealthy will benefit by buying up everything that can’t sustain itself during the downturn.

The only issue with their plan is the masses are not making excuses for them. More and more people see the wealthy/multinational businesses as the problem and that will lead to conflicts the republicans don’t want to deal with. The house members recognize that and that is why so many are retiring. They know what’s coming.
 

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What a horseshyt article. It offers no real evidence for the claims it's making and just substitutes ideology for analysis, which is what these culture-war pieces always do. He's taking a real problem and then pointing the finger at the DEI boogeyman instead of the systems that actually caused it.

White men are finally feeling downstream effects of the same economic forces that hit Black men decades ago. Only back then it wasn't framed as a national moral crisis or a gross injustice. They ignored the disinvestment, the suburbanization, the hollowing out of urban areas, and so on. There wasn't this mass panic about a "lost generation." Instead, it was all blamed on culture, or treated as an individual failing.

None of this is even new, and it isn't caused by DEI. It's the predictable result of capitalism. What do you think is going to happen when offshoring, union busting, consolidation, and prioritizing profits over anything else becomes the only goal? Blaming DEI just provides ideological cover so we don't have to talk about who actually made those decisions or why white men still dominate most positions of power despite all this supposed "discrimination."

Both JD Vance and Jacob Savage are full of shyt. They don't care about why this is happening. They care about protecting power. They're trying to redirect anger away from the real causes and toward an easy scapegoat, and too many people will fall for it.
 

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What a horseshyt article. It offers no real evidence for the claims it's making and just substitutes ideology for analysis, which is what these culture-war pieces always do. He's taking a real problem and then pointing the finger at the DEI boogeyman instead of the systems that actually caused it.

White men are finally feeling downstream effects of the same economic forces that hit Black men decades ago. Only back then it wasn't framed as a national moral crisis or a gross injustice. They ignored the disinvestment, the suburbanization, the hollowing out of urban areas, and so on. There wasn't this mass panic about a "lost generation." Instead, it was all blamed on culture, or treated as an individual failing.

None of this is even new, and it isn't caused by DEI. It's the predictable result of capitalism. What do you think is going to happen when offshoring, union busting, consolidation, and prioritizing profits over anything else becomes the only goal? Blaming DEI just provides ideological cover so we don't have to talk about who actually made those decisions or why white men still dominate most positions of power despite all this supposed "discrimination."

Both JD Vance and Jacob Savage are full of shyt. They don't care about why this is happening. They care about protecting power. They're trying to redirect anger away from the real causes and toward an easy scapegoat, and too many people will fall for it.

You are 100% right, but JD Vance is too smart to believe any of this shyt. He's a shapeshifter who will say what he needs to get where he wants to go.
 
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