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    October 17, 2026, 05:18:46 PM
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    As for claiming the inflation rates is "fake news"
    The inflation rate is not fake news. The basket of goods they choose to represent the rate is truly rising at the rate they represent. The criticism is on the choices of the goods the basket contains, and on measuring a basket of goods as an ultimate manner to measure the consequences of money printing.

    A basket of human diet goods like beef, eggs and butter is rising significantly more than a basket that contains highly processed garbage.

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    Maybe you are talking about that "inflation" that the Illuminati folks talk about that cannot be detected by any actual human being, doesn't change anybody's lifestyle or financial decisions, but... is definitely "there" because it has to be there because Conspiracies?
    Is it a conspiracy theory that no young man can buy a house for the same labor years they used to in the previous decades? No, it's evident. What they show you is a basket of goods that goes up at 3% rate, while houses have gone to the roof.

    If you measure inflation by how much processed sugar you can buy, you get a different number than if you measure it based on eating a human diet and living in a house, like humans used to do some decades ago. It's all about what you put in the basket.

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    Poor people don't pay capital gains tax.
    Poor people don't pay capital gains tax directly, but they do pay it through the rise of prices by the business owners who do.

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