>>149921590
This last election had "I CAN'T AFFORD GROCERIES, RETARD" memes flying in support of Trump. This isn't about being happy this is about having a place to live and food to eat. Oh yeah and I guess when we get around to it, having the ability to start and support a family.

>>512548679
>/pol/ in 2024: I CAN'T AFFORD GROCERIES RETARD
>/pol/ in 2025: did you know you can eat pigeons? Bitching about prices is a skill issue.

Thanks for the laugh. Calling it inflation instead of a supply issue due to bird flu culling protocols isn't just dirty, it's dishonest and wraps back to my point about how inflation is just weaponized, never meant to be understood. In that lack of understanding, we see consistent corporate profits. Imagining them to be struggling when they have enough left over for all these payouts and government bribes doesn't make sense. Ignoring profit as a factor in inflation doesn't make sense.

>>149744060
>>149743988
Increase prices mean increase payout. You need to shake this illusions of billionaire run corporations just barely making enough money to keep the lights on.

>>510490111
You mean trickle out? Why would it? Farms get more expensive to run, price of food goes up, prices of fast food goes up. Why would that translate to higher wages of fast food workers? If it did, the price of food goes up even higher.