@Gaz1916_@ARCRaidersNews@GamesBeat You have no point so you resort to name calling. I didn't say to get rid of the pvp lol. Open your eyes and read. ✌️
@Gaz1916_@ARCRaidersNews@GamesBeat It's not SBMM... skilled players still want to chill and collect groot. There should be actual mechanics in the game that allow players to team up to prevent friendly fire. That way, someone isn't going to just say I'm friendly and then immediately shoot when you turn around.
@Gaz1916_@ARCRaidersNews@GamesBeat You're misunderstanding the system. We want the players who say don't shoot and then shoot to be grouped together with the assholes who nade elevators as people try to leave while the rest of us play the normal way with integrity. I said nothing about SBMM.
@Matt1Caine The point: inflation is a rate; families pay levels. “3% now” stacks on the 2021–22 spike—prices don’t roll back. History says the same: ’46–’48, ’50–’51, and the ’70s cooled inflation but left permanently higher levels. The only real rollbacks (1920–21, 1930–33) came with nasty recessions. Yes, the late-1800s Great Deflation (~1870s–1896) pushed prices down ~30–40%—but under a tight gold standard + massive productivity gains, and it brought panics (1873, 1893) that crushed debtors. In today’s leveraged, fiat system, forcing deflation would nuke jobs and credit. The sane path is cheaper life via supply + competition: stop deficit sugar highs and set a credible debt brake; fully index the tax code and sunset broad subsidies; legalize building (upzone by-right, ADUs, kill parking minimums, one-stop permits with shot clocks); turn on affordable energy (transmission, pipelines, next-gen nuclear, faster interconnects); open markets (unwind tariffs/Jones Act/“Buy America,” modernize ports/customs); boost labor mobility (license portability, real apprenticeships, targeted work visas); and crack service moats (site-neutral pay, PBM pass-through, repeal CON, interstate telehealth, broader NP/PA scope). That’s how you stop the price ratchet without a crash.
@dgsommersmkts@Matt1Caine ... @Matt1Caine not to mention Past Inflation doesn't just go away when inflation hits 3%. Inflation is at 3% ON TOP OF THAT.
Benjamin Netanyahu insists Israel had nothing to do with Charlie Kirk’s assassination.
He adds that anyone who believes otherwise is out of their mind.
Netanyahu compares the rumor to the old accusations against Jews, like poisoning wells and drinking the blood of Christian children.