People often claim that the best time in the US economy was after WW2 and the good decades after that coasted on that. Things seem like they were still pretty good up until the 90s or mid 2000s. but after that everythinf fell apart around 07-08 and it seems like we never recovered. My question is—-were the times before just not sustainable? If the market hadn’t crashed in the mid 2000s (07-08) would it have just all fallen apart anyway? Was the economy after that during 2010-2020 just normal? Did we just get used to the good time that would have never lasted under any condition? With automation and technology advancing is there no way we can’t return to something half way back there? I miss the 90s and 2000s for more reasons than JUST the economy being better and goals seeming financially attainable… but I’m wondering if those times being so prosperous were always an anomaly and we were stupid for thinking it would last..
>>545179900how many times do we have to tell you about central banking and usury
>>545179956Can you elaborate? If youre talking about money printing and inevitable inflation, that by itself could have been addressed by raising wages. Productivity has been increasing for decades and so have ceo salaries so why not the average worker?
>>545179956>muh central banking muh loans muh usueryStfu faggot zoomgroid we had all these things in the 80s 90s 70s and so on and things werent faggotville all over. Obama fucking ruined everything and opened the door for the progressive slide into shit we're living in right now. Add the internet and social media and every normie plus the third world shitholes vying for political influence in america on social media to it all and you get a disaster
>>545179900Everything is a demographics issue, everything goes to shit because of non-whites, everything will be okay if we get rid of non-whites, everything else is a distraction.
