@swaghuahua@MonPrimLemon This is, again, not remotely true or how math works. The statistic you are citing is that 10% of home buyers used an inheritance for down payments. That is not even remotely the same thing as saying "most millennials inherited homes".
@AdrienneRoyer This is mostly because those people aren't Christians. Intent to remain childless is one of the strongest predictors of irreligion. You have your causation backwards.
@AdrienneRoyer Maybe this is a regional or denominational thing. I have never attended any church, even small ones, that didn't have a borderline-excessive outreach program. Usually truer the smaller the congregation.
@badvalorem Eisenhower had an entire policy paper:
https://t.co/BV8E88QTHV
Reagan was much more free-market-oriented, but recognized the necessity of retaliatory tariffs:
https://t.co/eD7ABzLXTt
@robkroese Walmart has had digital tags for YEARS. Pretty sure this is just entirely fabricated (and against the law in a lot of states). I do retail contracting that includes prices changes, and we've had to tighten up timeframes because you can't have price differences like this.
@Jmarmstrong88@RubinReport No, the answer is that NOTHING you are talking about is a "middle class" lifestyle. It's not even Upper Middle Class. You are leading an Upper Class life and investing/saving, what, half of your post-tax income without trouble? But Miami houses are expensive?
@Jmarmstrong88@RubinReport And this is why this entire argument is insanely stupid.
"We invest 10k a month." "There's not much left over."
You don't even remotely understand reality, and post stuff like this. It's genuinely insane. You are hyper-privileged.