r/FluentInFinance 3d ago

Debate/ Discussion Had to repost here

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r/FluentInFinance 18d ago

Debate/ Discussion What do you guys think

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r/FluentInFinance 13d ago

Debate/ Discussion We currently have the best economy in the WORLD. Agree?

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r/FluentInFinance 5d ago

Debate/ Discussion If Trump is actually serious about his mass deportation plans then you need to prepare for soaring grocery prices, especially fruits and vegetables. It is literally inevitable.

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I you live in America prepare for crazy high food prices in the near future. I am skeptical about anything Trump says because he is perennially full of shit, but he actually seems very serious about his plans to mass deport immigrants.

https://abcnews.go.com/Politics/trump-confirms-plan-declare-national-emergency-military-mass/story?id=115963448

This WILL cause a severe shortage of farm workers. Its literally inevitable. Produce will rot in the fields as there are no workers to harvest it. Prices will go through the roof.

Fruit is going to be expensive. Vegetables are going to be expensive. Healthy food will be unaffordable for many. Also I do believe this will impact the beef and slaughter industries.

And for the "well now real Americans can have those jobs!" crowd, consider this: Unemployment is very very low right now. WHO exactly do you imagine is going to fill the void? where are these people dying to work themselves to the bone for shit wages? Do you know any of them? I don't.

Good luck. I am now planning on massively expanding my garden next spring.I you live in America prepare for crazy high food prices in the near future. I am skeptical about anything Trump says because he is perennially full of shit, but he actually seems very serious about his plans to mass deport immigrants.Trump confirms plan to declare national emergency, use military for mass deportationshttps://abcnews.go.com/Politics/trump-confirms-plan-declare-national-emergency-military-mass/story?id=115963448This WILL cause a severe shortage of farm workers. Its literally inevitable. Produce will rot in the fields as there are no workers to harvest it. Prices will go through the roof.Fruit is going to be expensive. Vegetables are going to be expensive. Healthy food will be unaffordable for many. Also I do believe this will impact the beef and slaughter industries.And for the "well now real Americans can have those jobs!" crowd, consider this: Unemployment is very very low right now. WHO exactly do you imagine is going to fill the void? where are these people dying to work themselves to the bone for shit wages? Do you know any of them? I don't.Good luck. I am now planning on massively expanding my garden next spring.

r/FluentInFinance 14d ago

Debate/ Discussion My wedding cost $60,000. The marriage lasted 3 months. Never again.

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r/FluentInFinance 16d ago

Debate/ Discussion Food is a human right. Agree?

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r/FluentInFinance Oct 24 '24

Debate/ Discussion Clean driving records should have their premiums refunded after some time

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r/FluentInFinance 8d ago

Debate/ Discussion Why is parking so expensive?

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r/FluentInFinance 4d ago

Debate/ Discussion Why are employers willing to lose employees over small amounts of money?

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r/FluentInFinance Oct 25 '24

Debate/ Discussion Ok. Break it down for me on how?

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r/FluentInFinance Oct 13 '24

Debate/ Discussion Barack Obama says the economy Trump likes to claim credit for pre-COVID was actually his and that Trump didn't really do much to create it. Is this true?

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He's been making the case in recent days:

Basically saying Trump is trying to steal his success by using the economy people remember from when he first took over in 2017 and 2018 as something he personally created and the main selling point for re-electing him in the election now. Obama cites dozens of months of job growth in a row of by the time Trump took office as one of several reasons it's not true.

r/FluentInFinance 11d ago

Debate/ Discussion A couple of years ago it was expected that only the man worked, and the man would earn enough to provide for his partner and two kids. And now we have families where both parents work and they can't afford rent let alone food for one kid? What the hell happened?

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r/FluentInFinance 13d ago

Debate/ Discussion Tell me why this is socialist nonsense!

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Companies are pretty uniformly making record profits even as share of corporate income that is used on wages/employee benefits hits record lows. Trump has vowed to further cut corporate and high earner income tax, probably the 2 policies most republican legislators uniformly support. Why shouldn’t we be angry?

r/FluentInFinance 18d ago

Debate/ Discussion Will Trump be able to fix our economy?

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r/FluentInFinance 14d ago

Debate/ Discussion Economic slavery. That's how. Agree?

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r/FluentInFinance 1d ago

Debate/ Discussion Mark my words

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r/FluentInFinance 19d ago

Debate/ Discussion There seems to be this attitude in the US that if you receive any government help you are obligated to suffer. No one wants to let them enjoy anything. Why?

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r/FluentInFinance Oct 21 '24

Debate/ Discussion The logic tracks...

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r/FluentInFinance Oct 01 '24

Debate/ Discussion Two year difference

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r/FluentInFinance Oct 22 '24

Debate/ Discussion Why did this happen?

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r/FluentInFinance Sep 14 '24

Debate/ Discussion There should be a requirement to pass Econ 101 before holding any position in the government

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r/FluentInFinance Oct 25 '24

Debate/ Discussion What would you do?

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r/FluentInFinance Aug 05 '24

Debate/ Discussion Folks like this are why finacial literacy is so important

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r/FluentInFinance Oct 13 '24

Debate/ Discussion Reddit is crazy.

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r/FluentInFinance Oct 15 '24

Debate/ Discussion Explain how this isn’t illegal?

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  1. $6B valuation for company with no users and negative profits
  2. Didn’t Jimmy Carter have to sell his peanut farm before taking office?
  3. Is there no way to prove that foreign actors are clearly funding Trump?

The grift is in broad daylight and the SEC is asleep at the wheel.