War in Ukraine

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#34,979
NorthDallas40 said:
$2.50 “a gallon” for natural gas doesn’t really sound like a bargain Larry I’ll bet that gallon jug of is pretty damn lite! 😂🤡😂🤡
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4.8 million out of work since they've invaded Ukraine.

They could make it a nickel a gallon but if people aren't making enough to afford it then what difference does it make? The russian gov trying to shore up the economy by printing money is going to work out great, I'm looking forward to see how that plays out.
 
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Septic said:
LOL, sure it did.

"the sirius report"
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From The Sirius Report "abut us" page:

"The site is run by “London Paul” and his partner Lisa, who is the site administrator. “London Paul” is a pseudonym that was first coined by long-time friend and fellow commentator Jim Willie. For privacy reasons, Paul prefers not to be known by his real name. He also feels that the primary focus should be on his work rather than on his identity."

Hell, no one even knows who these people are. Probably troll farmers.
 
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Hunerwadel said:
From The Sirius Report "abut us" page:

"The site is run by “London Paul” and his partner Lisa, who is the site administrator. “London Paul” is a pseudonym that was first coined by long-time friend and fellow commentator Jim Willie. For privacy reasons, Paul prefers not to be known by his real name. He also feels that the primary focus should be on his work rather than on his identity."

Hell, no one even knows who these people are. Probably troll farmers.
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Russian trolls prefer to remain anonymous unless they can’t avoid it as their troll job is in official troll capacity. EX: Lavrov.
 
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volgr said:
A better question would be what were gas prices last year in Moscow vs this year and compare that same metric to America and Europe.
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No he asked the right question based on how you presented the info Larry. You just aren’t smart enough to understand that 🤡
 
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allvol123 said:
What is average dollars earned per capita to average gallon of gas.
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What is the difference in that ratio from last year to this year, West vs Russia? Which do you think has gone up more?

Even better, compare the inflation in living necessities (food, energy, housing) last year vs this year, West vs Russia? Which do you think has a higher rate of inflation?
 
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volgr said:
What is the difference in that ratio from last year to this year, West vs Russia? Which do you think has gone up more?

Even better, compare the inflation in living necessities (food, energy, housing) last year vs this year, West vs Russia? Which do you think has a higher rate of inflation?
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Wtf.

If I make 200k a year and my income increases 5%.

You make 15k a year and got a 50% pay increase.

If the 2 things above happened in the past year, who is better off?
 
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volgr said:
What is the difference in that ratio from last year to this year, West vs Russia? Which do you think has gone up more?

Even better, compare the inflation in living necessities (food, energy, housing) last year vs this year, West vs Russia? Which do you think has a higher rate of inflation?
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The capital controls won't last. The Russian central bank is rearranging the chairs on the deck of the Titanic at this point.

The inflation is still double what it is here and the russian .gov printing more of it is going to pour gas on the fire. Fortunately, they'll have plenty of it as western Europe reduces its dependence.
 
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allvol123 said:
Wtf.

If I make 200k a year and my income increases 5%.

You make 15k a year and got a 50% pay increase.

If the 2 things above happened in the past year, who is better off?
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No sh1t. So compare those metrics last year to this, for both Russia and the West.
 
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Septic said:
The capital controls won't last. The Russian central bank is rearranging the chairs on the deck of the Titanic at this point.

The inflation is still double what it is here and the russian .gov printing more of it is going to pour gas on the fire. Fortunately, they'll have plenty of it as western Europe reduces its dependence.
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You keep saying this and the economic picture for Russia only continues to get better. I also like how you act like Russia is the only on with "capitist controls". We'll see, you could be right, Russia has a needle to thread but right now they seem to he doing it.
 
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