by Chris Black
Yesterday, NPR ran a chunk about how “inflation isn’t as dangerous because it appears,” additional demonstrating that their target market principally consists of overpaid yuppies who’ve more cash than they know what to do with and are subsequently unbothered by inflation.
Their rationale?
Used automobile costs fell 3% from final yr! Avocados bought cheaper too.
Sure, actually.
And let’s simply ignore the cumulative enhance since 2019 and the onset of the COVID rip-off, which is the really pertinent measure of the financial hardship regular individuals are experiencing.
In line with a report from April 2022 (www.washingtonexaminer.com/information/used-car-prices-soar-over-30-since-2021-report), used automobile costs elevated 30% from 2021. And that’s on high of the cumulative enhance from 2020-2021 and 2019-2020.
Keep in mind tales like this if you work together with people who get their data from sources like NPR.
They actually reside in an alternate actuality.
It’s like strolling round with blinders on.
It’s not simply restricted to NPR although. These rats do that for a dwelling.
These are the folks telling younger, struggling White folks to simply “recover from it” after the umpteenth main financial disaster of our lifetimes; growing older yuppie shitlibs and their small-hatted bosses.
