Daniel Baker

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@ThamasJohn316 @BartemyS @Patrickwebb "Ceased" 😆 You're an idiot.

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@FightCentralFC Man, I bet that dude's neck hurt for a week.

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@DmitriThaSheep @RefinedPopulist The problem is spending. We are taxed through the eye. We must shrink government and stop letting them treat us like their animals. Reduce their power and stop letting them sell out to other corporations and governments right in our face. People still vote for them. Republicrats.

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@ermis46535 @vaibhavshashi29 @DanielOluwasay0 I just KNOW you aren't talking about someone's face being ugly. 😂🤣 You paid money to be ugly. Them goofy ass lips look like you got bee stung. Eyes like Ursula. 😆 And I'm glad the loud twat in the video got slapped around.

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@OPNATIONFan @middle_class_us So just ignore the destruction of our currency and way of life......

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@KARMAKARMA121 @twighlightzn @GeneralMCNews What an incredibly stupid thing to say.

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@YouKnoImHim @NotTheSame_Cord Trump has switched parties 5 times. He was Republican, then some other party, then dem, then another 3rd party, then Republican.

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@pvthurley @NateButtitta @OwenShroyer1776 The problem is you have no principles and therefore can't relate to someone who does. You spend your time listening to sound bites and rooting for your favorite WWE team. Massie voted strictly for the constitution. If it wasn't constitutional, he voted no.

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@jaimefr77519918 @AidanSimardone It's really cute that you still think there is a difference.

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@permatruck @ruledbymercuryy @ConcreteSakura Admit you dont understand the difference in micro/maco economics?

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@permatruck @ruledbymercuryy @ConcreteSakura Price inflation. Not inflation when the conversation is about national/macroeconomics. Inflation is the expansiom of the currency supply, rising prices are a symptom of that.

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@permatruck @ruledbymercuryy @ConcreteSakura You nailed it with "local" and "inflationary effect." These are terms I can live with because we aren't talking macroeconomics when you say local, and somewhat concede that rising prices are an effect caused by inflation. You really should read some Murray Rothbard.

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@urnsidethoughts @2001TJSahara @ruledbymercuryy I suppose that is relative.

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@permatruck @ruledbymercuryy @ConcreteSakura I don't understand the question. My point is the biggest driver of rising prices is the government debt, spending, inflation, and interference in the economy. It is dangerous and should never be defended no matter who is in charge. We must return to free markets and sound money.

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@permatruck @ruledbymercuryy @ConcreteSakura Good economists use the pre 1960's definition because it has been proven more accurate. It is the expansion of the currency supply. It's funny how they changed the definition when we were heading into the 1970's great inflation and abandonment of the gold standard.

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@permatruck @ruledbymercuryy @ConcreteSakura A price increase.

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@permatruck @ruledbymercuryy @ConcreteSakura Rising prices is not inflation. It is a symptom of inflation. People moving doesn't cause national inflation. People moving caused the price of EVERYTHING to rise nationally? I don't have the patience for any moron who thinks spending and debt has no effect on prices.

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@permatruck @ruledbymercuryy @ConcreteSakura Again, I have to ask, is it your argument that is was people moving during covid that caused price increases? Not the trillions of dollars printed. Not the trillions of debt? Not the printed money that was all but dropped from helicopters? That is your opinion?

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@permatruck @ruledbymercuryy @ConcreteSakura Increased demand.