Philosoraptor

We would get shortages and price increases, like we have. The deflation will occur AFTER the crisis ends.

I personally do not think that there will be a deflation

I think in 2 or so years prices will come back down.

So you think with all of the working class who decided to collect covid unemployment and have no interest in looking for work while it continues and that somehow the tax revenue that would be there, isn't and most likely won't be for many years from now, that somehow our economy will recover in two years? With all of the runaway spending? Doesn't seem like a realistic projection to me.

Maybe. But I see prices coming down in about that time. The tax revenue is a whole different problem. Looks like there’s going to be a lot of necessary defunding going on…..

You're going to have to kill more people faster for that to work...

Nah, once the free stuff is gone, they will have no choice but to go back to work.

I think by the time all the free stuff is gone or market will have inflated to the point to where we will have major labor strikes or wage adjustments for the new minimum wage and subsequently the FED will go and print out more money as a response and further depreciate your retirement fund

That should say “strike” not striker

I don’t know. I don’t see many private business employees going on strike. But the powerful unions, maybe. They have already been on strike over the vaccine mandates, even though it isn’t being reported as a “striker on the news. Fire houses have been closed. Garbage has been piling up in the street. Police patrols were reduced (though not as bad as the others).

This is probably why I moved out of California I enjoy where I met where it is nice and rule were here my assholes at least a half a mile away before they close enough for me to respond

Moved, Im not retarded, google is...

Um life expectancy did drop this year....

https://www.npr.org/2021/06/23/1009611699/the-pandemic-led-to-the-biggest-drop-in-u-s-life-expectancy-since-ww-ii-study-fi

Check a ten year model, you'll see it hasn't changed other than deaths from war and the ebola outbreak that Africa had.

I'd think you'd only want to compare models from two years prior to when the coronavirus research was proposed to current which respectively would be 2010 to current

"Life expectancy in the U.S. had already been declining — albeit slowly — in the years leading up to the pandemic."
Facts dont care!

I'm not talking about the life expectancy rate I'm talking about the actual mortality rate and if you go and check the actual mortality rate it hasn't really changed outside from military conflict in the Ebola outbreak in Africa sorry to say. Check the actual hard numbers of dead people counted not the ones inferred that they will die from it but the actual deaths and not just covid deaths total deaths combined and you'll see that the number rate has not changed what does that tell you about covid-19?

Not too many people had the opportunity to commute on a dangerous highway and kill themselves...perhaps...saving a life that may have otherwise perished in an accident?

Let tale a look at how the other causes of deaths really dramatically dropped off, not the totals. If you are going to make such claims, you need to actually prove the numbers, not just make the claim...

So, let's see some stats! Go and make a spreadsheet of data verified by Lindell, and let's see it!

I'm not a statician feel free to refute my claim. But by the actual mortality rate. Forecasting isn't allowed.

The vax is the real plague.

And you want to check this against mortality rates not life expectancy rates I figure if you want a real answer and follow the real statistical data not the bulshit people are throwing at you