Comments by "RM Domainer" (@rmdomainer9042) on "Russia's Economy is F***ed: Here's 3 Reasons Why" video.

@tigris4247 "it'd be a good idea to see that most of the world is trading with Russia" Except that it isn't. Nobody cares what Kenya buys. What matters is the market share lost.
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" Russia's economy is fine." The Russian national bank disagrees with you.
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@fagreed3938 That has no bearing on anything. You are just gonna have to deal with the fact that official GDP and inflation numbers means that your statement that "Russia's economy is fine" is hereby debunked. Own up to it.
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@fagreed3938 Ahahaha. There is no transition. Check the DXY. Meanwhile, own up to the fact that your statement that Russia's economy is fine, is null and void.
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There is no shortage of any of the above. Had to google diesel shortage just in case. Headline "fears of diesel shortage vaning". You are just gonna have to deal with the fact that an alliance of the world's most powerful and richest nations isn't gonna lack for anything. You on the other hand...
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Why should we believe a bunch of third worlders, considering how many of you are paid 2 post bot farm workers?
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The crash is in the official numbers. GDP drop and inflation.
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Their semi-conductors are third rate, and TSMC are not gonna sell them the equipment if it will be used for sanctions busting
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@rytiskurcinskas7179 A stupd f--l is one that can't write text that does not get them ghosted by YT. Any nation that wants to be at the forefront of anything needs the latest gear. As soon as they got sanctioned, Russia slid into 3rd rate nation status.
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So figure out where you are first, then post. Tomatoes are 33kr at ICA in Sweden. UK prices are Brexit related. No shortage of eggs anywhere. What are you talking about? Classic concern troll that can't check a price.
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I'd look around for the hidden Russian or Indian.
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Does your dad know you are spouting inanities online?
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"Money has always been worked around in war times." I found the guy that has never opened a history book in his entire life.
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Yeah? Which part of the front? Bakhmut that you haven't been able to budge for 6 months? Kherson that you left? Kharkiv that you abandoned? Kyiv that you lost?
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@nrich5127 Sorry, you are right. I thought I was talking with a pro-Russian. I have been posting too much yesterday. Getting confused.
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Compared to Russia, it sure has.
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@zesk6718 China makes it for us. Take a look at the brands and the HQs of those companies. If China does not do it at the right price, Vietnam will.
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@zesk6718 No, Vietnam makes a shtl-ad. Even China moves their production to the lowest bidder, which often is Vietnam or Cambodia. What I am implying is, manufacting widgets as the lowest price possible is not a recipe for anything except servitude. The one who orders the manufacturing holds the cards.
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Compared to Russia, it is.
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@BDRioga No, the stats are actually there. Here is your assignment. Post Russia GDP drop. Post Russia inflation. Then post EU 27 GDP average drop. Then post EU 27 inflation. This means that you lose.
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@BDRioga You did not actually deal with the fact that your OP was sho-t down. I will remind you: Post Russia GDP drop. Post Russia inflation. Then post EU 27 GDP average drop. Then post EU 27 inflation.
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@BDRioga LOL, looks like we have a fortune teller here, unable to deal with a simple question, knowing that if he would answer it in good faith, the statement in his OP would be debunked. To remind you, child: Here is your assignment. Post Russia GDP drop. Post Russia inflation. Then post EU 27 GDP average drop. Then post EU 27 inflation.
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You really gonna bring up the exchange rate for a government propped up currency that isn't freely traded? You are aware that it has dropped 50% since the war started in 2014?
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You do understand that the GDP drop and inflation numbers are official Russian numbers, right? What kind of fantasy metric are you using to even for one second think that "Russian Economy is much more stronger than earlier"?
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