Do We Have To Pay Our Dues To The Jews?

rooty toot tooty!



Yeh enough hitler worship, lets get back to zionist jew worship! LOL

 

But wages have increased in-step with inflation. On the whole, median household and median personal income have increased over the years, even after accounting for inflation.

 

And anyone who has a smartphone can easily see why this is a bullshit argument. Could people 40 years ago afford a computer that fits in their pocket?

Try looking up median household and/or personal income in real dollars (adjusted for inflation) over time. Zoom out as far as you can. Draw a trend line.

 

FALSE your wage does not track inflation.

 

the technology was not available in 1800, its a different world as a result of technology which has nothing to do with buying power of the dollar.

 

It does when measured in real dollars adjusted for inflation. Which, you know, you could look up at any time.

 

You can't judge buying power without looking at what it is you can actually buy. But even if we stick to commodities, you are still wrong.

 

rooty toot tooty



wow what a strange coincidence, right after the US went off the gold standard, whoda thunkd it?

Zionist monetary system and corporate control rocks!

 

You keep posting graphs that you don't understand. This is a break between wages and productivity . . . it doesn't show wages falling or stagnating with respect to inflation. For that you'd need to look at income in real dollars over time, which you refuse to do. Pretty obvious why.

Also, even the graph above shows wage growth of +115% from 1948 to 2017. The complaint is that productivity rose much faster . . . and? This trend could have been predicted by anyone who realizes that technology is a thing, and it has nothing to do with our conversation.

 

Citation, as in chart?

 

https://fred.stlouisfed.org/series/MEHOINUSA672N

You should be able to draw a trend line by sight, but I could plug it into Excel if you want something more explicit.

 

more smoke and mirrors

real median household income

another slanted report from our zionist federal reserve.

Data that divides households in specific geographic areas into two equal segments with one half earning more than the median income adjusted for inflation and the other half earning less. This refers to the combination of more than once income earner living in the same household.

Read more: http://www.businessdictionary.com/definition/real-median-household-income.html

 

Lol, as I already told you, you can do the same thing for individual income . . . and did you not understand that a household is comprised of individuals . . . really? And if you don't like sources like this, stop using them yourself for your graphs.

https://fred.stlouisfed.org/series/MEPAINUSA672N

Can't wait for the next "But facts don't matter cuz da jooz" argument

 

rooty toot tooty!

Your facts dont matter, because they arent facts.

Point 1: Wages Are Not Keeping up.

Today In: Leadership

Let’s just discuss the issues of wages: they are not keeping up with inflation. Consider the data below. While the GDP has risen (after inflation), real incomes have barely budged.


Wages not keeping up with inflation.

In fact, if we look at U.S. wages over the longer term, wages after inflation have barely budged over the last 44 years.

It’s frightening to consider, but my parents, who were a young couple in the 1960s, could buy a house for less than 25% of their take-home pay. They owned two cars and put my brother and me through college on a middle-income salary. (My father was a scientist with a mid-level job.) That dream is elusive today.

As Heather Boushey, an economist with The Washington Center for Equitable Growth puts it,

The economy is growing. Why aren’t people feeling it?” Boushey says. “The answer is: Because they literally aren’t feeling it.

And it seems to be getting worse. Despite an increase in wages most recently (2.9% as of August of 201, income inequality has increased, leading even more to feel they aren't keeping up. While the stock market has benefited those with savings and 401(k)s, most don’t feel it.


Net worth not increasing.

NY Times
Point 2: Workers Are Struggling

The second piece of evidence I want to point out is the level of financial stress we see among workers. Look at some of these statistics:

• 40% of Americans had trouble paying for food, medical care, housing, or utilities in the last year.
• Nearly half of Americans have no retirement savings, creating increases in stress-related illnesses and heart disease
• 63% of Americans do not have $500 of cash on hand to handle emergencies or other significant expenses
• 70% of college grads have $15,000 or more of loans outstanding in their first year of work
• 4 in 10 Americans now have a “sides hustle” to make more money to help make ends meet[9]
• Employers like Wal-Mart, McDonald’s, Ubers, and Outback Steakhouse are now building programs to pay people every day, so they can better manage their cash.

In my industry, the domain of Human Resources, the demand for “real-time payroll” is so high that companies like ADP and SAP are rewriting their payroll software. This is one of the most massive re-engineering projects in HR software I have seen in 20 years.

I live in the San Francisco Bay Area, and although wages are rising, almost everyone I talk with tells me they feel like they are falling behind. Housing prices in many cities are skyrocketing, the cost of transportation continues to rise, and the Deloitte Global Millennial survey shows that 45% of Millennials now believe they will never achieve the financial status of their parents. Unbelievably, almost 40% of them are doing side-hustles to make more money.

Point 3: Companies Are Sitting


https://www.forbes.com/sites/joshbe...-not-the-economy-its-management/#5784bb65397e


its a systemic problem that goes beyond simply the banks since the gubmint and banks and corporations are linked at the hip, however it starts with the banks, they control the money and therefore control anything and everything connected to money since we do not own that money, we rent it.

Interests etc are all for services offered and the services offered are in their best interests not ours, my way or the hiway.

How strange that Rothschild escaped the gas chamber

 

If wages are not keeping up with inflation, why are wages rising even when adjusted for inflation? I've presented the facts you asked for. Will you ever address them? I won't hold my breath.

 

I just did, I told you its systemic, the system is built around the banks, is that not clear enough?

Stocks at +30 and net worth at -18, and you dont understand that?

What your combined median income does is cover up the fact that one income may deep into the negative, forbes details the problems quite well.

 

I've shown that both median household income and median INDIVIDUAL income have climbed, even when accounting for inflation. Your argument is dead in the water. Is that not clear enough? Squawking a bunch of anti-Semitic conspiracy theories and praising Hitler won't change the facts.

 

I said nothing what so ever that is antisemetic, I named a specific group, a difference that obviously escapes your understanding, so you simply hand wave away along with the data I have posted proving the huge delays and ignore the your own data that shows income going hugely negative, and the problems people are having simply staying afloat. Averages work well to cover up these systemic problems and that is why they are used.

It does a great job of covering up the fact that inflation increase long before your wage compensates for it and you are the loser because your wages are always behind inflation, not matched, not tracked, behind. Maybe thats too complicated for you as well

For most U.S. workers, real wages have barely budged in decades
By Drew DeSilver
On the face of it, these should be heady times for American workers. U.S. unemployment is as low as it’s been in nearly two decades (3.9% as of July) and the nation’s private-sector employers have been adding jobs for 101 straight months – 19.5 million since the Great Recession-related cuts finally abated in early 2010, and 1.5 million just since the beginning of the year.

But despite the strong labor market, wage growth has lagged economists’ expectations. In fact, despite some ups and downs over the past several decades, today’s real average wage (that is, the wage after accounting for inflation) has about the same purchasing power it did 40 years ago. And what wage gains there have been have mostly flowed to the highest-paid tier of workers.

The disconnect between the job market and workers’ paychecks has fueled much of the recent activism in states and cities around raising minimum wages, and it also has become a factor in at least some of this year’s congressional campaigns. https://www.pewresearch.org/fact-ta...rs-real-wages-have-barely-budged-for-decades/

now back to your hitler/german bashing

 

btw, the federal reserve a foreign owned private bank admits to causing the great depression.

The Great Depression | Federal Reserve History
by G Richardson - ‎

Federal Reserve Bank of Richmond. “Regarding the Great Depression, … we did it. ... By “we,” Bernanke meant the leaders of the Federal Reserve System. ... to a doctrine similar to Bagehot's dictum, which says that during financial panics, ...
https://www.federalreservehistory.org/essays/great_depression

 

You have shown no such thing.





Zionist Jews are a political party, not a race, (duh) that in their infinite altruistic benevolent fairness, not only crashed the **** out of the american markets 3 times, worse each time, to the breaking point where people were ready to hunt them down, they had to deceitfully give people a false impression that their foreign owned bank was part of a duly organized US government office by calling it federal, to avoid backlash and they are solely responsible in causing the market crashs leading up and including the great depression, war 1 and world war 2, ultimately causing the German holocaust, then lying about it, which we know is a fact, now that we have the Russian records. You need to upgrade what you think you know about history. Just like you need to upgrade your understanding of inflation and the people in this country that suffer as a result.

The guy that puts a dollar in his pocket and spends it 10 years later has no inflation compensation what so ever for his dollar, the only thing that has any level of compensation at all is 'new labor' (future income) not past labor. Past labor is devalued and stolen from the workers of america because the average street jo does has no clue how the system works, and the post graphs that do not reflect reality.

As we can see people at the bottom of the pack that need immediate accurate compensation are not getting it, and the buying power of their 'past labor' (the money they hold in savings) continues to spiral downward infinitely at the rate of inflation, with no compensation what so ever.

The fair thing to do is to tie inflation compensation directly to the dollar, not to future labor, but thats to gawd damned fair, and no kleptocracy is designed to handle that level of strain.

 

italian bread, but when one is hungry they do not have the luxury of French bread.

the Zionists are good people too, and should not be trespassed upon

 

the Zionists are a very powerful people and i do not wish to offend them, but they follow the teachings of Judaism which says that charity lending or 'tzedakah' is only a charity for fellow Jews.

Jews are only permitted to charge interest on loans to Gentiles.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Usury

 

This is an example of the problm that comes when one reads about the religion of some other people.

We see the same kind of mistakes when people on this board read about Islam or other religions.

 

it helps to read links provided

yes who better to be the pals of our kleptocray

 

I have not found much difference in either breads except in the final formation of the loaf before being baked. As far as the Zionist I can admit I know not one nor do I care to know any.