>>23954786

>Inflation and usury don't always mesh

Well, yes, if you are "in debt" then inflation can seem good, as it "decreases" the "cost" of the debt.

So this might seem to help the "chronically poor" who have "negative net worth".

And it really does, superficially.

But it misses the fact that the ultra-rich are themselves CONSTANTLY IN DEBT.

They invest their BIG BUCKS in actual profit making stuff, and use DEBT to fund the "real life" daily stuff.

And they have a LOT MORE DEBT than you are me, so inflation helps them more.

>>23954875

>Same?

It's not like that at all.

>>23954884

>Inflation REALLY SUCKS for small business.

Of course.

In recent times, small business owners have voted for so-called "conservatives" who profess to care about fiscal responsibility and all that.

By contrast, the chronically poor and in debt and the "cleverly" debt-ridden ultra-rich are locked in an alliance.

That said, until MAGA (notwithstanding Pat B and such) the "sane" small business types pushed a warlike agenda… which helped the ultra-rich and got the poor debt suckers to go die for their country.

>>23954916

If I may venture an opinion here….

One of Trump's GREATEST skills is his ability to act like a complete moron and TAKE THE HEAT.

He absolutely does do this.

Maybe we are learning from him.

>>23954924

>>23954927