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Looks like crime is broadly down on Joe's watch. Someone needs to sit down and patiently explain this to Orange Boy. https://open.substack.com/pub/...ost&utm_medium=email There is hope, even when your brain tells you there isn’t. – John Green, author | ||
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Record Home Equity Record 410k values Unemployment around 4 Low crime I am not a fan of low interest rates we end for decades Not out of the woods yet, but we are better today than the Biden took office. If you think gas was going to stay 2.00 dollars coming out of Covid are not people that can be helped. We can complain about the math, but it is the same math a Republican would use that the far fight here would praise if it was Trump or any GOP president. | |||
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Politicians say a lot of things making it hard to remember specific things that they've said so I'll cut them some slack when it comes to recall their thoughts on a specific item. trump is different in that he distorts the truth or lies on purpose. The troublesome thing is that his minions DON'T CARE. He reminds me of an old boss who when asked a question would always tell you something rather than admit he didn't know the answer. Give me a home where the buffalo roam and I'll show you a house full of buffalo shit. | |||
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Trump practices one tactic that is very effective on gullible people - repeat the same lie as often and loudly as possible, and a large segment of the population will gradually accept it as truth. That is the sustaining practice of preachers and politicians. | |||
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A lie told once remains a lie but a lie told a thousand times becomes the truth Joseph Goebbels "If you’re innocent why are you taking the Fifth Amendment?”- Donald Trump | |||
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Yep! The border is closed.... This,inflation is transitory..... | |||
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A lie was you stating inflation was 19 percent. The high wax 9 percent. It is now down to 5.3 percent. | |||
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What is your excuse? Per Google As of May 15, 2024, the US inflation rate was 3.4%, and prices had increased 20.8% since the start of the pandemic-induced recession in February 2020. This is according to the consumer price index (CPI), which measures the annual percentage change in the cost of a basket of goods and services for the average consumer. The main contributors to the current inflation rate are shelter, energy, and motor vehicle insurance. So under Biden’s watch, inflation has been 20%. Sure, at any given time the annual inflation rate has not been 20% as measured by the CPI, but quibbling that the rate has not been 20% when per the government prices went up 20% is not factually correct. | |||
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That's the total of four years. You are wrong to say the rate of inflation is twenty percent. | |||
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I provide Jtex Forbes to refute his 19 percent number, but Forbes does not know what they are talking about. Tge peak was 2022 at 9 percent. CNBC today reported inflation is now down to 3 something percent. The peak was 9 not 19. To say that is a lie. https://www.forbes.com/sites/d...-3-years-last-month/ Annual CPI inflation peaked at 9.1% in June 2022, the highest level since the early 1980s | |||
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Did I say rate or inflation? The CPI is up over 20% since Trump. Heym’s statement was it was not up 19%. Also remember the amount compounds, so it’s more than just additive as far as rates.
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See Forbes Now, I will give you this. The consumer price index is almost 20% higher than it was in December 2020. Overall inflation was 3.3% in May, as measured by year-over-year changes in the Labor Department’s consumer price index, better than consensus economist estimates of 3.4%, according to FactSet. Core inflation, which many experts consider the more important measure as it excludes the oft volatile food and energy subsets, was 3.4% last month, lighter than forecasts of 3.5%. Both headline inflation, which was 4% last May and 8.6% in May 2022, and core inflation, which was 5.3% last year and 6% two years ago, continue to trend in the right direction, but remain above their historically acceptable boundaries. | |||
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Inflation in the UK was less than 1% in 2020, went up to 9.6% in 2022, back to about 3% today. Those who think that the US, or any country, exists in a vacuum and isn't affected by world events and circumstances evidently doesn't understand economics. | |||
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It is a point I have made many times, linking IMF data showing that all western nations experienced similar inflation post pandemic. Many people have no interest in looking at the big picture, especially in an election year. Sad but true. | |||
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Inflation is cooling. Corporate profits are at record highs. Unemployment is down. The US economy is a rocket ship right now. If a republican was in office, I suspect we'd be seeing a different take on things from our friends on the other side of the aisle. -Every damn thing is your own fault if you are any good. | |||
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No, let's go back to the Orange Liar saying crime is through the roof and the FBI statistics are rigged. Up is down. Wrong is right. Red is white. Bad is good. Sin is praise. The devil is God. There is hope, even when your brain tells you there isn’t. – John Green, author | |||
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So the fact that the number of murders is "low" according to the UCR doesn't really mean that violent crime is lower. It's a convenient fiction people use to make themselves feel better and that politicians rely on so that the honest people don't get angry and burn the whole rotten system to the ground. If you go back through the UCR and look at total violent crime, you will note that while murder rates fluctuate, the total number of violent crimes remains remarkably consistent. You see single digit swings from year to year, but that's about it. And here comes another giant cellulite-impregnated but: The UCR is not a uniform crime report. Reporting to the UCR is voluntary. There are more than 10,000 police agencies in the United States. Most of them with half a dozen officers or less. Compiling statistics is the least of such an agency's concern. This means that there are violent crimes that do not get reported to the UCR. Don't believe me? Well, let's look at Conneticut's violent crime contribution from 2012: https://ucr.fbi.gov/crime-in-t...cut_by_city_2012.xls Note what it says for murders by Newtown: 0 Newtown. That's where the Sandy Hook massacre took place. "JW777, are you telling me that a huge high-profile slaughter of children that made international news isn't counted in the Uniform Crime Report???" Yes, that is EXACTLY what I am telling you. Participation in the UCR is voluntary and lots of agencies do not contribute statistics to it. Worse, some agencies make a policy of not submitting numbers to it or submitting highly altered numbers to the UCR...usually to evade hard evidence of how much they suck. Take Baltimore as an example: https://data.baltimorecity.gov...Crime-Data/wsfq-mvij In addition to scores of small departments that don't submit data, some of the highest crime areas in the country do not submit numbers or complete numbers to the FBI's UCR for political reasons. This means that the UCR underestimates the number of violent crimes committed in the United States every year. If you want to get more accurate numbers you have to grab them from state level government organizations where contributions are required by state law. (But not in every state) That gives a more accurate picture...and when you actually take the time and effort to do all of that (which is not made easy in any way, shape, or form) you find out that there are almost 6 million violent crimes every year. That is a violent crime for one in every 58 people. ...and even that number isn't right. Take Memphis as an example: They recently started reclassifying certain types of robberies as "thefts with force". This category has no basis in actual legal charges, but it had the magnificent effect of producing a 30% reduction in the number of robberies. Because when you call Bruce Jenner Katelyn, dude's DNA changes, right? Same theory applied to crime statistics. So when you factor out all of the bullshit it comes out to be 1 in something like 30 adults. (While violent crime does occur against children, it is thankfully at a much lower rate than against adults and teens) But nobody will tell you that, because if they did we'd have 50 state reciprocity for shall-issue carry permits. And you'd carry a gun a lot more. Make no mistake: This is deliberate. It is done to keep Mr. and Mrs. America passive and docile. And that, ladies and gents, is just consideration of stats for a single year. If we consider the whole of your lifetime it gets down to estimating a lifetime risk that 1 in 4 people will be the victim of a serious violent crime. I'll repeat that: 1 in 4. | |||
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Year-by-Year Breakdown of Law Enforcement Deaths throughout U.S. TOTAL: 24,067 1786 1 1791 1 1792 1 1794 1 1797 2 1798 1 1800 1 1804 1 1806 1 1808 4 1810 1 1811 2 1814 1 1816 2 1818 1 1823 2 1825 2 1827 1 1828 2 1829 1 1830 1 1836 4 1838 3 1839 3 1840 2 1841 1 1842 1 1843 2 1844 3 1845 4 1847 4 1848 1 1849 3 1850 4 1851 6 1852 7 1853 10 1854 10 1855 9 1856 9 1857 16 1858 14 1859 9 1860 10 1861 9 1862 6 1863 13 1864 16 1865 12 1866 18 1867 19 1868 18 1869 32 1870 36 1871 25 1872 32 1873 23 1874 35 1875 20 1876 31 1877 27 1878 51 1879 31 1880 35 1881 52 1882 44 1883 41 1884 46 1885 55 1886 50 1887 40 1888 57 1889 45 1890 64 1891 60 1892 68 1893 63 1894 69 1895 68 1896 53 1897 51 1898 83 1899 76 1900 76 1901 89 1902 94 1903 98 1904 92 1905 79 1906 91 1907 102 1908 143 1909 99 1910 110 1911 137 1912 120 1913 140 1914 123 1915 146 1916 171 1917 181 1918 213 1919 227 1920 211 1921 262 1922 263 1923 233 1924 272 1925 260 1926 241 1927 280 1928 263 1929 284 1930 318 1931 276 1932 289 1933 238 1934 249 1935 227 1936 206 1937 197 1938 195 1939 127 1940 135 1941 150 1942 131 1943 90 1944 97 1945 121 1946 145 1947 134 1948 145 1949 111 1950 124 1951 139 1952 123 1953 122 1954 142 1955 127 1956 112 1957 125 1958 116 1959 113 1960 132 1961 144 1962 145 1963 140 1964 153 1965 144 1966 164 1967 195 1968 195 1969 200 1970 227 1971 251 1972 229 1973 278 1974 285 1975 239 1976 205 1977 197 1978 217 1979 217 1980 207 1981 205 1982 196 1983 194 1984 185 1985 177 1986 184 1987 185 1988 198 1989 195 1990 162 1991 149 1992 163 1993 160 1994 179 1995 186 1996 141 1997 174 1998 173 1999 147 2000 163 2001 243 2002 160 2003 151 2004 168 2005 168 2006 165 2007 207 2008 162 2009 141 2010 171 2011 190 2012 145 2013 133 2014 158 2015 165 2016 182 2017 189 2018 187 2019 166 2020 428 2021 660 2022 266 2023 118 | |||
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