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https://www.rpc.senate.gov/policy-papers/growing-the-welfare-state-in-the-name-of-covid-relief

 

One recent analysis looked at a hypothetical married couple living in Georgia with two young children. One spouse worked in 2019, earning $60,000, but lost her job last year because of state shutdowns. “That family will have received $50,840 in federal and state unemployment benefits from April 1, 2020 to September 6, 2021, plus $11,400 in stimulus payments, plus $7,200 in Child Tax Credit, totaling $69,440 in combined COVID-19 relief benefits

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A middle-class family with two young children and an income of $150,000 got at least $13,600 in additional benefits for 2021, including a substantial “recovery rebate,” an increased child tax credit, and a child and dependent care tax credit plus-up. Since March 2020, this family has gotten $11,400 in direct checks from the federal government.

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28 minutes ago, f7ben said:

Oh noes!!!! Middle class people got a few extra crumbs!!! Motherfuckers!!!

Ha...totals a couple of trillion overall. 

But since when are you for more govt spending. How much did you get lmao 🤣 

 

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The right is angry the middle class gets the money YET they all applaud it when the repubs give trillions of tax breaks to corps.

(they don’t realize the money the middle class gets keeps the corps in business)

But yeah hat the lbs

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15 hours ago, Mainecat said:

The right is angry the middle class gets the money YET they all applaud it when the repubs give trillions of tax breaks to corps.

(they don’t realize the money the middle class gets keeps the corps in business)

But yeah hat the lbs

Bleat’s the tax dodger 

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6 hours ago, f7ben said:

The money people got is not what drove inflation 

Sure it is....that is the money that got injected directly into the already booming economy. 

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8 hours ago, f7ben said:

The money people got is not what drove inflation 

It absolutely contributed to that and if I recall, that was a major bitch of yours with all the spending.

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10 hours ago, f7ben said:

The money people got is not what drove inflation 

Drove no but all "printed" money contributed to it.   Basic economics.  

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8 minutes ago, Highmark said:

Drove no but all "printed" money contributed to it.   Basic economics.  

I’m talking specifically about the relatively small economic stimulus that landed in lower income people’s pockets. It was not the main culprit in the current inflation. The fed driving interest rates to 0 and then jamming 7 trillion dollars down the banks throats driving up every asset class had 100x greater effect. 

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3 minutes ago, f7ben said:

I’m talking specifically about the relatively small economic stimulus that landed in lower income people’s pockets. It was not the main culprit in the current inflation. The fed driving interest rates to 0 and then jamming 7 trillion dollars down the banks throats driving up every asset class had 100x greater effect. 

Why I said it didn't drive it.   

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5 minutes ago, Highmark said:

Why I said it didn't drive it.   

I just think it’s really important that we don’t let the narrative shift to “oh those poor people and their $600 checks caused this!!! Why do they need a raise at work!!” 
 

That is the narrative these cocksucking bankers are pushing and it’s 100% bullshit 

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9 minutes ago, f7ben said:

I’m talking specifically about the relatively small economic stimulus that landed in lower income people’s pockets. It was not the main culprit in the current inflation. The fed driving interest rates to 0 and then jamming 7 trillion dollars down the banks throats driving up every asset class had 100x greater effect. 

The people were given crumbs and were not not the main drivers.  The corp handout was a different story.

 

All was unnecessary.

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Just now, ArcticCrusher said:

The people were given crumbs and were not not the main drivers.  The corp handout was a different story.

 

All was unnecessary.

100% but as usual the vampires want to focus on the crumbs the proletariat got and sweep under the rug the fact that they funneled trillions into the pockets of the 1%

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14 minutes ago, f7ben said:

100% but as usual the vampires want to focus on the crumbs the proletariat got and sweep under the rug the fact that they funneled trillions into the pockets of the 1%

Big corps enriched themselves on our backs... again. 

Perhaps we should reignite the debate about how decentralized non-debasable currency is backed by nothing?

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2 minutes ago, Anler said:

Big corps enriched themselves on our backs... again. 

Perhaps we should reignite the debate about how decentralized non-debasable currency is backed by nothing?

It’s pointless 

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1 hour ago, f7ben said:

I just think it’s really important that we don’t let the narrative shift to “oh those poor people and their $600 checks caused this!!! Why do they need a raise at work!!” 
 

That is the narrative these cocksucking bankers are pushing and it’s 100% bullshit 

https://www.nytimes.com/interactive/2022/03/11/us/how-covid-stimulus-money-was-spent.html

 

Almost 2 trillion to individuals...

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9 minutes ago, f7ben said:

Where the fuck did the other 10 trillion go retard? 

Well it wasn't 10 it was 6.6 Trillion...as stated about 1/3 went to the people, 1/3 went to businesses  and the last 1/3 went to special interest. 

In no way endorse the spending, but to say the 1/3 that went to the people didn't contribute to inflation is fucking moronic. The velocity of money is far greater when given directly to the consumer.  That is what we are seeing now. 

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2 minutes ago, SkisNH said:

Well it wasn't 10 it was 6.6 Trillion...as stated about 1/3 went to the people, 1/3 went to businesses  and the last 1/3 went to special interest. 

In no way endorse the spending, but to say the 1/3 that went to the people didn't contribute to inflation is fucking moronic. The velocity of money is far greater when given directly to the consumer.  That is what we are seeing now. 

Not to mention paying people not to work didn't help with the supply chain problems. which further fueled inflation.  Printing more money to chase fewer goods will never end well.

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