Comments by "LRRPFco52" (@LRRPFco52) on "US Election Impacts: What Hurricanes and Political Factions Have in Common || Peter Zeihan" video.

@korayven9255 Have you shopped for groceries, insurance, a car, or tried to buy a house recently? Stop reading stupid mainstream trash and get out some. "Structural" is now a buzzword used by ignoramuses who are trying to sound educated.
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Did you mean to use the word "reliable" vs "reliant"?
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@korayven9255 There is no problem with my economic analyses. You excluded all the other major costs I listed and narrowed your response to groceries alone, which are at unprecedented highs. Even upper tier earners are noticing high prices and thinking this has to be bad for middle class and low income families. But then you totally avoided home, auto, insurance, and other day-to-day costs real people are struggling with. Reading legacy corporate media trash will not pain the correct picture of any of this for you if you choose to live in a bubble like that. What you’re describing is not what the Nation is feeling every day. Shut off the corporate excrement, and start paying attention.
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@korayven9255 Economics isn’t partisan. I criticize anyone who engages in bad economic policies. I couldn’t care less about what letter they place to their fake political persona. For example, even though Obama was hostile towards US energy, prices were going down towards the end of his Presidency, mainly because of the Shale revolution. Trump put the throttle down even more with that and dropped prices lower, which was great for the economy. Energy is the life blood of an economy. If you look at the numbers, they don’t cleanly fall within White Houses, though White Houses can drive policies that help or hurt the US.
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@korayven9255 Let’s put insanely-inflated grocery prices and high gas prices aside for just one moment and look at housing. We’re raising a generation of kids who we can’t tell anymore to simply work hard with a valuable skill set and you’ll have access to the American dream of owning a home. You need to work harder, smarter, own a business, or have 2 professionals working under the same household just to have a legacy middle class lifestyle. Under Trump, access to first-time home buyers was more reasonable than it had been in decades with roughly $75k median household. Now it’s $119,769 as of April 2024, to afford a $332k home. Where I live, there aren’t any homes in that price range. Most are double that. I have 5 kids, 2 of whom are adults and the conversations I have with them about what it takes to get into a home are nothing like the ones I heard and experienced. This isn’t partisan, but just part of the American experience. Under Joe/Kamala, they have ended that dream for millions of younger Americans.
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Nobody takes her seriously and how could you? She can't even use the English language at what used to be a 7th grade level. Obama picked a running made who was really dumb. He then picked a running mate that sounded dumber than his post-cranial aneurysm, geriatric rants. Kamala then picked a war-dodger/alleged child molester/ fired football asst coach who sounds dumber than she, even with the ability to correctly speak English. The whole thing is a monstrous disaster of a campaign.
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