TimHauck

Please provide polling where people said today’s economy is the worst of their lifetime.

Are you admitting that “only a handful of people” are saying it is the worst for the lower classes since the 1970s? I’m not sure what you mean by “later.” Yes it’s possible particularly if Biden wins that the economy could ultimately become worse for the lower classes than 2008 but right now it’s not even close. I realize I may be nitpicking by hanging onto this point but if you can’t admit the absurdity of your statement there’s really no use arguing with you about anything else.

Lol that the GC doesn’t get that the worst thing that can happen to someone personally as a result of the economy is losing your job and not being able to get a new one.

Those folks all said this is the worst economy of the lower classes’ lifetime? You repeated your opinion today, you did not provide any evidence for the above ridiculous statement.

Except I haven’t seen that you ever provided a comparison to 2008…

Lol

Here is the thread where I called you out on this “worst economy of the lower classes lifetime” nonsense. All I see are Trump/Biden comparisons, and a 30 minute video interviewing black people who plan to vote for Trump, to which I responded with actual data showing that blacks actually have their lowest ever poverty rate, among other statistics. Did you actually post any comparisons to 2008 somewhere else?

Yup. Having a job but having your money not go as far is better than having no job. RLLD logic!

Hey @Jose M, unrelated question, do you think home prices didn’t drop in the Hamptons after 2008?

It’s not about who suffered worse at the time among the different classes. It’s about did the lower classes suffer worse from 2008 than the lower classes are today, and it’s laughable for anyone to suggest it’s worse today (at least right now). The banking/housing crash killed the whole economy. “The poors” worked in fields like construction & manufacturing which were hit hard. And because the whole economy was sh1t, things like retail were hit hard as well.

A lot of career criminals typically don’t vote at all

So you also think the current economy is worse for the lower classes than after the 2008 crash?

I am not ignoring the plight of “some” people. YOU are ignoring the plight of the lower classes as a whole who had a much worse time after the 2008 crash.

“The media” in this case seems to primarily be referring to one article in the Washington Post

Link to their voting record?