Product inflation, a key economic indicator, hit a record level in August - 0.7% for the month.  A $3.5 T "stimulus" package filled with pork is the last thing this economy needs.  Re-open the Keystone Pipeline, work on getting the supply chains unbroken.  If you think Afghanistan was a boondoggle (unless of course you were conveniently distracted by the National Socialistish speech yesterday on vaccine mandates no doubt timed to distract from the Afghanistan fiasco), you ain't seen nothin' yet.  And still, the feeble minded will continue to bend over, lube and fellate this demented moron.

https://www.cnbc.com/2021/09/10/august-wholesale-prices-rise-8point3percent-on-an-annual-basis-biggest-advance-on-record.html

1 stah!  

2 minutes ago, Procus said:

Product inflation, a key economic indicator, hit a record level in August - 0.7% for the month.  A $3.5 T "stimulus" package filled with pork is the last thing this economy needs.  Re-open the Keystone Pipeline, work on getting the supply chains unbroken.  If you think Afghanistan was a boondoggle (unless of course you were conveniently distracted by the National Socialistish speech yesterday on vaccine mandates no doubt timed to distract from the Afghanistan fiasco), you ain't seen nothin' yet.  And still, the feeble minded will continue to bend over, lube and fellate this demented moron.

https://www.cnbc.com/2021/09/10/august-wholesale-prices-rise-8point3percent-on-an-annual-basis-biggest-advance-on-record.html

First they "played their card like a fiddle" and now this? You're really bad at metaphors.

1 minute ago, we_gotta_believe said:

First they "played their card like a fiddle" and now this? You're really bad at metaphors.

Yeah, he's a moron 

15 minutes ago, we_gotta_believe said:

First they "played their card like a fiddle" and now this? You're really bad at metaphors.

If I'm gonna spend all that time lubing up and bending over, no way I'm fellating. 

15 minutes ago, we_gotta_believe said:

First they "played their card like a fiddle" and now this? You're really bad at metaphors.

They did.  You continue to bend over, lube and fellate.  You just proved my point.

leave my uncle ben out of this!

 

 And the Biden bully rescue team has arrived in record time to try to bully and harass another poster, who dare point out another Biden failure, into submission.

9 minutes ago, The_Omega said:

 And the Biden bully rescue team has arrived in record time to try to bully and harass another poster, who dare point out another Biden failure, into submission.

And they failed miserably.  But they have been exposed, again.  The Emperor has no clothes.

Only a tool would support massive inflation like some of the lemmings here. 

12 minutes ago, Procus said:

And they failed miserably.  But they have been exposed, again.  The Emperor has no clothes.

Only a tool would support massive inflation like some of the lemmings here. 

And it's not getting better any time soon, either.  We're already notifying our customers of the next price increase that's going to hit 1st of next year.  

You mean years of increased deficit spending and printing money results in inflation?  Get out of town, I don’t believe you!  

5 minutes ago, The_Omega said:

And it's not getting better any time soon, either.  We're already notifying our customers of the next price increase that's going to hit 1st of next year.  

That's a shame.  And these idiots here don't care.  They'll just deflect with a stupid remark and continue to bury their heads in the sand when they're not fellating the Big Guy

58 minutes ago, we_gotta_believe said:

First they "played their card like a fiddle" and now this? You're really bad at metaphors.

 

57 minutes ago, Paul852 said:

Yeah, he's a moron 

That boy is definitely dumber than a bag of hammers.

33 minutes ago, The_Omega said:

 And the Biden bully rescue team has arrived in record time to try to bully and harass another poster, who dare point out another Biden failure, into submission.

Maybe just put them all on ignore like the bish you are?

16 minutes ago, Procus said:

That's a shame.  And these idiots here don't care.  They'll just deflect with a stupid remark and continue to bury their heads in the sand when they're not fellating the Big Guy

Damn right. F*** your feelings 

14 minutes ago, Boogyman said:

That boy is definitely dumber than a bag of hammers.

Don't you have a batch of chemicals at the factory to stick your head in Professor?

It's so cute that people think inflation just became a problem. 

Newsflash -- it's been a problem since the Greenspan days of the 1990s. It was covered up by labor deflation due to outsourcing for a while. But the one thing the left and right agree on is printing more money to spend on stupidity. 

6 minutes ago, Procus said:

Don't you have a batch of chemicals at the factory to stick your head in Professor?

Sick burn kiddo

4 minutes ago, vikas83 said:

It's so cute that people think inflation just became a problem. 

Newsflash -- it's been a problem since the Greenspan days of the 1990s. It was covered up by labor deflation due to outsourcing for a while. But the one thing the left and right agree on is printing more money to spend on stupidity. 

It didn't JUST become a problem - although there have been ebbs and flows.  It is becoming a SERIOUS problem now.

Why don't you explain, for example, the benefits of shutting down the Keystone Pipeline.

Just now, Procus said:

It didn't JUST become a problem - although there have been ebbs and flows.  It is becoming a SERIOUS problem now.

Why don't you explain, for example, the benefits of shutting down the Keystone Pipeline.

There are no benefits to shutting down the Keystone Pipeline. Of course that has virtually no impact on inflation. Arguably it might shrink the WTI/Brent spread, but given the fact that the oil will likely still go out via Canadian ports, it really just costs American jobs for ridiculous reasons.

Any other ridiculous assumptions you want to make?

2 minutes ago, vikas83 said:

It's so cute that people think inflation just became a problem. 

Newsflash -- it's been a problem since the Greenspan days of the 1990s. It was covered up by labor deflation due to outsourcing for a while. But the one thing the left and right agree on is printing more money to spend on stupidity. 

This more about artificial demand caused by government propping up preferred industries.  Biden arbitrarily picked his winners, who are suddenly gobbling up resources with government money, while everyone else, who had spent decades shoring up their supply base, are now fighting for the leftovers.

Just now, The_Omega said:

This more about artificial demand caused by government propping up preferred industries.  Biden arbitrarily picked his winners, who are suddenly gobbling up resources with government money, while everyone else, who had spent decades shoring up their supply base, are now fighting for the leftovers.

Now replace Biden with Bush and make it about the housing industry. 

Or Biden with Obama and make it green technology. 

Or Biden with Trump and make it farmers. 

Politicians spending money they don't have to buy votes and make sure no economic pain is felt is the only true bipartisan effort in Washington. The numbers keep getting bigger no matter who is in charge.

2 minutes ago, vikas83 said:

Now replace Biden with Bush and make it about the housing industry. 

Or Biden with Obama and make it green technology. 

Or Biden with Trump and make it farmers. 

Politicians spending money they don't have to buy votes and make sure no economic pain is felt is the only true bipartisan effort in Washington. The numbers keep getting bigger no matter who is in charge.

Yeah, but Republicans promise not to do it next time.  For serious.

On whose watch do we have this spike in inflation not seen in decades?

4 minutes ago, vikas83 said:

Now replace Biden with Bush and make it about the housing industry. 

Or Biden with Obama and make it green technology. 

Or Biden with Trump and make it farmers. 

Politicians spending money they don't have to buy votes and make sure no economic pain is felt is the only true bipartisan effort in Washington. The numbers keep getting bigger no matter who is in charge.

Except economic pain is being felt, and it's been accepted, rather than being hidden, by the administration.  Another big driver in this inflation is shortages being cause by a lack of workers, which is being caused by the government paying lower level workers not to work.  That's what's so ironic about this, is that Biden is shooting himself in the foot to force through their radical left wing agenda.