Comments by "Primmakin Sofis" (@primmakinsofis614) on "Inflation: Why the price of groceries are expected to rise" video.

  1.  @sedatedturtle  Yes, because nearly every government rapidly inflated its currency supply over the last two years.
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  2.  @Joe-Tdot  You can blame the government and its policies for that.
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  3.  @Joe-Tdot  Companies cannot inflate the currency supply. Only the government can do that. And what have national governments done over the last two years? Rapidly inflated their currency supplies. That rapid inflation subsequently results is a surprise to no one familiar with basic economics.
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  4. Oh, look, yet more people blaming companies for the government's rapid inflation of the currency supply. The root cause of all the problems are the government's policies and actions.
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  5. Until the government stops its reckless spending and its inflatiing of the currency supply, inflation will NOT stop.
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  6. Add a fourth card: "It's not our fault!"
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  7. If you ever wondered what it was like to live during the Weimar Republic, you're about to get a taste.
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  8.  @flatmoontheory  Rapidly inflate the currency supply, get rapid inflation. It really is that simple.
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  9. Anyone who thinks bigger government is the solution to the problem is someone who lives in a fantasy world.
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  10. Inflate the currency supply, get inflation.
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  11. The root cause is rapidly inflating the currency supply.
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  12. I'd rather see the WEF declared a terrorist organization, and everyone even remotely connected to it immediately arrested on suspicion of aiding and abetting terrorism.
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  13. Uh, it was the Liberals under Chretien which got the nation's finances under control, getting rid of budget deficits and posting budget surpluses. Those kinds of Liberals, however, appear long gone.
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  14. Don't forget to thank the NDP for making you wait for those three years.
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  15.  @aarthysivaprakash7625  Deflation hasn't happened in a long, long time.
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  16. Oh, look, more people who don't want to blame Daddy government for the problem, even though it is directly the government's fault through its own policies.
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  17. Guess they didn't inflate their currency supply the way Canada, the U.S., and other nations did over the last two years.
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  18. Yet more people who are blaming companies for the problem instead of blaming the true perpetrator: the government and its fiscal policies. Companies don't control the currency; the government does.
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  19. Devoted socialists/Marxists/communists will never give up their fantasy.
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