Row 57866

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You missed your calling as a cam girl, because damn, you know how to exaggerate a vibe.

Food at home inflation is like 2%.

New York City public schools, where red states have been shipping a bunch of migrants, added 20,000 migrant students this year... To their 1.1M student population. That's ~2%. Never mind that those kids will soon be taxpayers and fund our retirement; there just aren't that many of them in the vast majority of places anyway.

Wages are growing faster than inflation, and while rent inflation is high at 5% and change, a 35% increase would be a huge outlier.

By amplifying these false narratives, you are part of the problem. Inflation sucked, yeah, but it wasn't infinite. Migration poses challenges, but they're not apocalyptic. Some people or places have had significantly worse than statistical averages, but then by definition, a similar number of places have had it significantly better than the stats indicate.

Don't perpetuate this artificial doom narrative.

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text You missed your calling as a cam girl, because damn, you know how to exaggerate a vibe. Food at home inflation is like 2%. New York City public schools, where red states have been shipping a bunch of migrants, added 20,000 migrant students this year... To their 1.1M student population. That's ~2%. Never mind that those kids will soon be taxpayers and fund our retirement; there just aren't that many of them in the vast majority of places anyway. Wages are growing faster than inflation, and whi…
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datetime 2024-05-23
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