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[thingstrumperssay]

Apparently Trump is selling "Never Surrender" shirts with a picture of his mugshot. (The one taken when he surrendered.)

If I see anybody wearing one in public I'm going to laugh. I'll probably try to hide it but I won't be able to stop myself completely.

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Seriously not sure it would be worse than the options we have. 

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Cracked Democracy...

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Aside from the major narratives from the last election cycle—such as immigration, abortion rights, trans rights, and the Israel-Gaza conflict—one significant distraction that captured public attention was the price of eggs. So, let’s crack a few and delve into this issue.

Over a 20-year period, from 2005 to 2024, the average cost of a dozen eggs in the U.S. was:

2005 - $1.22                     2006 - $1.31                     2007 - $1.68

2008 - $1.99                    2009 - $1.66                     2010 - $1.66

2011 - $1.77                      2012 - $1.84                      2013 - $1.91

2014 - $2.02                     2015 - $2.47                     2016 - $1.68

2017 - $1.47                      2018 - $1.74                      2019 - $1.40

2020 - $1.51                     2021 - $1.67                      2022 - $2.86

2023 - $2.80                    2024 - $3.37

Have eggs increased in price? Without a doubt. But how much have they really increased? If you compare 2005 to 2024, the price has risen by $2.15, or 176.2%. Inflation! Well, yes and no. A detailed examination of current versus cumulative inflation rates, wage stagnation, and other related topics is beyond the scope of this dissertation.

So, let’s look at what you’re paying now in 2024 compared to 2005. Adjusted for inflation, $1.22 per dozen in 2005 is equivalent to $2.64 in 2024. At $3.37 per dozen now, that breaks down to $0.06 more per egg now compared to then. That morning breakfast of two eggs (though one is enough) is costing you $0.12 more over 2005 prices, or a total of $0.56, which still seems like a bargain. But while these figures don’t follow a straight path of inflation as many other factors calculate into this (e.g., production numbers, labor costs, weather, etc.), the overwhelming reason you’re paying more is greed. I wish I could say “plain-and-simple” greed, but that term does not give it justice. As for this particular and far-reaching subject, we’ll save that for another day.

Inflation will always play a part in what we pay for everything, but to blame it all on “Bidenomics Inflation” (inflation rate 2017 of 2.1% vs. 2.6% currently) falls short of the true story. The populace, easily distracted and believing facts to be "fake news," accepted the entire false narrative of rampant inflation, selling out our democracy. For the price of an egg.

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ok so what’s everyone’s indycar off season predictions

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living in a small rural town where nearly everyone fuckin worships trump is hell on fucking earth

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