You know, when I see snakes like you, my natural instinct is to kill them all and let God sort them out.
So that also sounds like a violent threat, so I'm going to report it and send it to the FBI and they can deal with you.
You know, when I see snakes like you, my natural instinct is to kill them all and let God sort them out.
Yes.
The spending from Feb-Dec of 2020 was $3.3 trillion. If your argument is correct, shouldn't we have seen much higher inflation in 2020 than we are currently?
Yeah, only after everyone piled on top of you for it.
Skipped the questions again.
Wrong, actually.
The Fed says that the current inflation is no longer 'transitory'.
https://nypost.com/2021/11/30/jerome-powell-its-time-to-retire-term-transitory-inflation/
Have a nice day.
If that were the case, none of you clowns would be copying my zingers, mangling them, and vomiting them back out like some third-rate designer knockoff you'd see on Canal Street.
And what's even worse is that YOU MODIFIED THAT POST FOUR HOURS AFTER YOU MADE IT:
"Last edited by McRocket; Today at 10:29 AM."

1) Then why did you type the following:
'No you didn't.
You didn't admit you were wrong...you said that you "weren't clear"...about what?'
Yeah, you started backtracking the moment I held your claim to scrutiny.
A claim that you modified and altered 4 hours after originally posting it.
Check the thread.
So that also sounds like a violent threat, so I'm going to report it and send it to the FBI and they can deal with you.

I already said that what I originally stated at the end of my post was erroneous.
https://www.justplainpolitics.com/s...t-s-going-to-get-worse!&p=4904834#post4904834
That the Fed did not say 'most of....'.
I had read that article a while ago and wrongly recalled that the Fed had said something else.
But the rest of it was accurate.
So...what's your problem?
And when are you going to answer my other question to you?
Wow...you really freak out easily. You must not be a very happy person.
1) the above was my mistake...I should have been clearer.
What I meant was that the inflation causes are now mostly NOT being caused by supply-side problems due to economic recovery from the Covid Depression.
But due to systemic weaknesses brought on by government lockdowns/Covid-19 meddling all over the world.
That quote doesn't support your claim. In fact it would seem to indicate your claim to be false. 'Generally, the higher prices we’re seeing are related to the supply and demand imbalances' clearly means that the higher prices are related to the the supply-side issues. That doesn't make it the only reason as evidenced by the rest of his statement. So Powell is saying part of the inflation we are seeing is due to supply side issues but that is not the only factor. "Generally" is a qualifier that would seem to indicate that the majority of the inflation is coming from the supply side issues. Your claim is not supported by Powell unless one completely ignores how the English language is generally interpreted.'Generally, the higher prices we’re seeing are related to the supply and demand imbalances that can be traced directly back to the pandemic and the reopening of the economy,” he said. “But it’s also the case that price increases have spread much more broadly in the recent few months across the economy, and I think the risk of higher inflation has increased.”
Wrong, actually.
The Fed says that the current inflation is no longer 'transitory'.
You are the one who changes 8 of your old posts to avoid answering simple questions/being proven wrong.
I freely admit I modified it.
I didn't change any of my posts, much less 8 of them.
And if I did alter them, they would say something like..."Last edited by McRocket; Today at 10:29 AM", like you did when you changed your post at 10:30 this morning, after posting it at 6:30 this morning.
Why did you alter your post four hours after? Because you were getting shit for it.
I made a mistake and I wanted to rectify it.
Unlike you.
You changed EIGHT of your posts.
Let's look at your clarification where you claim you corrected your mistake.
You clearly claim that inflation is NOT being caused by supply-side problems.
Unlike you.
You changed EIGHT of your posts.
And you do not have the courage to admit you did it.
You don't even know what mistake you made, pal!
The first mistake you made was claiming the Fed said current inflation isn't transitory.
That was a mistake on your part because you misread the NY Post link.
You only corrected yourself after several posts of you being defensive, and only when it became too impossible or difficult for you to defend.
You don't get credit for that, you only get derision.
OK, so what did I originally write and what did I change it to?
Show your work.
Also, be sure to include the edited note which will prove who altered what and when: Last edited by McRocket; Today at 10:29 AM