Adjectives for the Biden Administration today

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In spite of verbal rhetoric, in terms of actions, there seems to be an absence of benign intent towards most Americans in the current administration. Has any policy actually been implemented by the current administration, which makes life easier or better for present day Americans?

I'm starting to think the Biden administration is actually:

MALICIOUS
 
Sometimes Yeah said:
Has any policy actually been implemented by the current administration, which makes life easier or better for present day Americans?
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I guess that would be up to present-day Americans to decide, but you can look here to see if any actions taken would meet your standards and criteria, whatever that is worth.

Cheers,
Ian
 
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First they came for the Nazis' but I was not a Nazi, then they came for the White Supremacists but...um ...er
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Work said:
First they came for the Nazis' but I was not a Nazi, then they came for the White Supremacists but...um ...er
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Great, so if it doesn't exist then there'll be nothing to report!
I'm sure that would be completely accepted and non-controversial in itself.
 
aeon said:
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When the governments give money to the more needy, virtually every cent ends up with a large corporation within two weeks.

More money, without more products and services to spend it on just drives up prices.

If you want more affordable living, the government has to increase the number of available products and services available to the needy.

Tolerating monopolies, sanctioning consumer goods, especially energy, restricting trade, overregulating employment and manufacturing laws etc is the opposite of making more goods and services available.

When there's only five apples for sale to five people, giving each $20 only makes apples $20 more expensive. If you double the number of apples available, it makes them cost half as much.
 
Sometimes Yeah said:
When the governments give money to the more needy, virtually every cent ends up with a large corporation within two weeks.

More money, without more products and services to spend it on just drives up prices.

If you want more affordable living, the government has to increase the number of available products and services available to the needy.

Tolerating monopolies, sanctioning consumer goods, especially energy, restricting trade, overregulating employment and manufacturing laws etc is the opposite of making more goods and services available.

When there's only five apples for sale to five people, giving each $20 only makes apples $20 more expensive. If you double the number of apples available, it makes them cost half as much.
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100% agreed, and that’s why it is so fucked up that 80% of the current US money supply was printed under Trump as some kind of solution to the pandemic. :rolleyes:

What’s more fucked up is thinking:
  1. that’s Biden’s fault, and/or,
  2. the government can do anything to fix it
American people can fix it by reducing demand, but no one is willing to deny themself when they are at the trough. :eek:

Ugh,
Ian
 
lulz :P :rolleyes:

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