Global Depression 2022 - Time to do the Breadline Boogaloo!

[Ruin]

White nationalists with anime pfps didn't get Trump elected, so he didn't "abandon" you by not dropping a nuke on Tel Aviv.

Normal Americans elected Trump. We were pretty pleased with how he beat every impeachment trap laid for him by the Ryan-McConnell-Schumer alliance, Remain in Mexico, NAFTA renegotiation, judicial appointments, charting a withdrawal from Afghanistan, and not letting the MIC drag him into turning Syria into Iraq 2.0.

Could have been better. Could have been a lot worse. He could have stepped on any of the legal landmines his enemies planted for him and been thrown out of office in a year, which was the original plan. Or he could have been another Bush.

This is not true, not even a little bit. In the early days of the 2016 campaign Trump was a joke candidate. Even the worst candidates imaginable like Mitt Romney had +20 on Trump.

Whether you like it or not the meme campaigns and stumping that internet racists, alt righters, and anime right folks did that rocketed Trump's campaign into the mainstream. Normies only got on board after he became popular.

 

[The Ugly One]

I didn't say they did, nor did I claim to be a wignat you mouthbreathing trumpfag. Just pointing out he got shit done for Zionists but did fuck all for America. How's the wall looking? Oh right he gave up.

I'm not losing a reelection bid counts as "giving up," but I'm not sure how you think Trump could have continued the borer wall construction without, you know, being President.

Did he bring back the manufacturing industry?

The Trump Manufacturing Jobs Boom: 10 Times Obama's Over 21 Months​

https://www.forbes.com/sites/chuckdevore/2018/10/16/the-trump-manufacturing-jobs-boom-10-times-obamas-over-21-months/?sh=530438c58508

Oh no, that's why you're getting ass fucked to death by the global supply chain. Did he stop big tech censorship? lol. Remember how he was going to drain the swamp? How'd that work out? Did he end those forever wars? Oh no, that was the dementia patient who cut American losses in the middle east.

The planned Syria invasion didn't happen - granted, the military lied to Trump about withdrawing completely.
The Afghanistan withdrawal was Trump's plan, and Biden fucked it up. Seems really dishonest to portray it as anything else. I don't really see the point in arguing with people who lie to try and make a point, so I guess we're done here.

This is not true, not even a little bit. In the early days of the 2016 campaign Trump was a joke candidate. Even the worst candidates imaginable like Mitt Romney had +20 on Trump.

Whether you like it or not the meme campaigns and stumping that internet racists, alt righters, and anime right folks did that rocketed Trump's campaign into the mainstream. Normies only got on board after he became popular.

Trump rallies were blowing up as soon as they started. Then Trump started humiliating Jeb in debates, and resistance to him began collapsing. Funny frog memes contributed to Hillary Clinton humiliating herself in a speech that confused and bewildered her own voters, so at least we got that feather in our cap. And we did overall contribute to the media going to absolutely retarded hysterics, which was funny.

 

[Erika Furudo]

There are two kinds of people with anime pfps who insist the Trump administration did nothing but bow before The Jews, people who paid attention and I guess there's only one kind.

Yeah it was so based when he sent billions to Israel, gave them Jerusalem and even bombed Syria multiple times almost killing Russian soldiers in the processes. I fucking love the idea of starting WW3 because my leader loves the taste of Zionist dick.

If you're American and you support sending billions to foreign countries and risking war with nuclear powers, all because you really love Israel for some reason, then you are part of the problem. America and all other nations should abandon any foreign aid and none of us had any business with Syria ever. But yeah, all criticism of Trump is just duh natzhees, he can do nothing wrong which is why lost.

If you are a genuine Trump supporter in 2022, you deserve modern America.

 

[Darkholme's Dungeon]

Yeah it was so based when he sent billions to Israel, gave them Jerusalem and even bombed Syria multiple times almost killing Russian soldiers in the processes. I fucking love the idea of starting WW3 because my leader loves the taste of Zionist dick.

If you're American and you support sending billions to foreign countries and risking war with nuclear powers, all because you really love Israel for some reason, then you are part of the problem. America and all other nations should abandon any foreign aid and none of us had any business with Syria ever. But yeah, all criticism of Trump is just duh natzhees, he can do nothing wrong which is why lost.

If you are a genuine Trump supporter in 2022, you deserve modern America.

I can't actually say I don't support the IDF even if I did, thanks to an extreme wide interpretation of Combating BDS Act of 2019 SEC. 402 (a) and 50 U.S.C. § 4842.

 

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Wouldn't the government back this up after the "time of war" with some sort of reparations? Or is he expecting some morons to eat a loss and never get anything back?

 

[Smoke Manmuscle]

Getting back to the global depression. One of the local factory's in town has announced layoffs are coming. Others have instituted a hiring freeze.

 

[Puerto Pollo]

Local sources report Italy will lose 30% of its 2022 hard wheat production. Experts predicted a 15% loss just a month ago.

Hard wheat is the kind used to produce pasta btw, which is different from soft wheat.

 

[Ow The Edge]

Local sources report Italy will lose 30% of its 2022 hard wheat production. Experts predicted a 15% loss just a month ago.

Hard wheat is the kind used to produce pasta btw, which is different from soft wheat.

What's wrong with Italy? I didn't think they were doing too badly.

 

[Puerto Pollo]

What's wrong with Italy? I didn't think they were doing too badly.

Worst drought in decades and a waterpipe network falling apart. We lose about 40% of all potable water nationwide, with peaks of 70% in the bumfuck parts of the country.

Our government is currently debating double surnames (adding the mother's surname so we can all have retarded combos like in Spain) and moving from ius sanguinis to ius scholae. Major priorities, see? Gas and electrity bills are beneath us.

 

[Ow The Edge]

Worst drought in decades and a waterpipe network falling apart. We lose about 40% of all potable water nationwide, with peaks of 70% in the bumfuck parts of the country.

Our government is currently debating double surnames (adding the mother's surname so we can all have retarded combos like in Spain) and moving from ius sanguinis to ius scholae. Major priorities, see? Gas and electrity bills are beneath us.

Mama mia, that's a spicy meatball. The food shortages may be even worse than I thought.

 

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Mama mia, that's a spicy meatball. The food shortages may be even worse than I thought.

At what point does it become obvious that all these things happening at once can't be coincidence? At this rate we're going to have some of the worst famines in 100 years this year or next, alongside an energy crisis. And it's not just in one country, it's everywhere the Cathedral has any major influence in.

 

[Justa Grata Honoria]

https://www.theguardian.com/money/2022/jul/01/no-10-considers-50-year-mortgages-that-could-pass-down-generations

No 10 considers 50 year mortgages that could pass down generations

https://www.lbc.co.uk/news/childless-tax-birthrate-uk-cost-of-living-paul-morland/

Tax childless adults to tackle plummeting birth rates, leading demographer says​

Mind you they spend for part time day care the average family around 7000pounds for part time

https://news.sky.com/story/food-costs-soaring-as-farms-are-crushed-by-visa-shortfall-12645764

Labour shortages leave tonnes of food unpicked on British farms

Some snippets just for the lolz

Labour shortages on British farms have left tonnes of food unpicked, costing millions of pounds and pushing food inflation as high as 20% at the farm gate, the agriculture industry has told Sky News.

Last year more than 60% of workers on seasonal visas were from Ukraine and 8% from Russia. That number has greatly reduced as adult Ukrainian men are unable to leave the country.

Sky News has also spoken to Russians who say their visa applications have been cancelled without explanation by recruitment agencies, despite there being no explicit ban on Russians working in the UK.

 

[AnaphylacticShock]

The elite want their cake and eat it too. They could encourage women to get married in their early twenties and stay out of the workforce. The birthrate would increase. But they prefer to keep women in the workforce so that they can continue to pay everyone low salaries.

 

[Brazen Wanker]

Gonna be some real birthrate hijinks over the next decade when people realize they've all been vaxxed into infertility. Oops!

 

[Tsukasa Kadoya]

Gonna be some real birthrate hijinks over the next decade when people realize they've all been vaxxed into infertility. Oops!

Thank god the endless waves of subhumans are here to muddy the gene pool and create a race of servile niggers thanks to white replacement solve the birthrate problem caused by Corona.

 

[Polarity]

https://www.theguardian.com/money/2022/jul/01/no-10-considers-50-year-mortgages-that-could-pass-down-generations

No 10 considers 50 year mortgages that could pass down generations

Finally! Generational debt.

This is the last lever world governments have to keep the prices going up. With interest rates rising, people can't afford 6% mortgages on 700K+ homes. Crank it up from 30 to 60 years and the monthly payment goes down, consumers start buying again, and we can juice the market just a little bit more before the entire system fails.

 

[Dog-O-Tron 5000v5.0]

Generational debt, then we can also start making it the law that children have to go into the same occupations as their parents. You are destined to be the hereditary cubicle monkey or Burger King manager or DMV clerk.

Which was the kind of late stage Roman Empire monkeyshines that led to feudalism.

 

[Zbk3VmLfujjzjxBd43tL]

Last year more than 60% of workers on seasonal visas were from Ukraine and 8% from Russia. That number has greatly reduced as adult Ukrainian men are unable to leave the country.

We should send the UK some surplus Mexicans and Guatemalans.

 

[teriyakiburns]

Tax childless adults to tackle plummeting birth rates, leading demographer says​

Have they ever considered the possibility that there are already too many people on this island? One of the less-acknowledged reasons people oppose immigration is because they instinctively understand that the country can't physically support more people. The ideology that demands perpetual population growth refuses to accept that populations will shrink, as well as expand, and that adaptation to this fact, rather than childish denial, is necessary for the psychic health of the nation.

 

[introvertedobserver]

This is not true, not even a little bit. In the early days of the 2016 campaign Trump was a joke candidate. Even the worst candidates imaginable like Mitt Romney had +20 on Trump.

Whether you like it or not the meme campaigns and stumping that internet racists, alt righters, and anime right folks did that rocketed Trump's campaign into the mainstream. Normies only got on board after he became popular.

No, it wasn't and had little to do with it.

What brought him to the forefront of the GoP from being a joke candidate was literally Hillary's campaign and the DNC working with media to promote him as a serious candidate and the best choice for the GoP while downplaying the other candidates, most likely because she thought he'd be an easy win vs the other candidates. The media didn't turn on him till they realized he could maybe, possibly, pose an actual threat to Hillary.

That shit was in the big DNC leak just before that election.