The reign of quantity is an inherently self-destructive mindset that tears at the foundations of civilization and only functions to legitimize technocratic rule. Line go up doesn't inherently translate to better material conditions for the populace; it means line go up.
Line go up doesn't inherently translate to better material conditions for the populace; it means line go up.
But the vast majority of the time, strong markets and rising GDP do translate to better conditions for the population.
Are there any countries with strong financial markets and rising GDP where things have gotten worse for the people, disregarding China's zero covid power trip?
Most of the west, where real purchasing power has been decreasing for some time. When at one time a lowly laborer could afford a decent home, many people are huddled in tiny apartments downing bottles of anti-depressants. GDP is the absolutely worst metric. It goes up when governments print money, which typically spurs asset inflation.
You mean like when you let in millions of people who may or may not even be employable? The same ones who drive everybody out of lower-income housing and turn it into racially-segregated, crime infested ghettoes?
The reign of quantity is an inherently self-destructive mindset that tears at the foundations of civilization and only functions to legitimize technocratic rule. Line go up doesn't inherently translate to better material conditions for the populace; it means line go up.
But the vast majority of the time, strong markets and rising GDP do translate to better conditions for the population.
Are there any countries with strong financial markets and rising GDP where things have gotten worse for the people, disregarding China's zero covid power trip?
Most of the west, where real purchasing power has been decreasing for some time. When at one time a lowly laborer could afford a decent home, many people are huddled in tiny apartments downing bottles of anti-depressants. GDP is the absolutely worst metric. It goes up when governments print money, which typically spurs asset inflation.
Housing prices increase with demand, demand rises as the population grows. Natalist policies like Hungary's will make it worse, not better.
Majority of anti-depressant users are women getting high off them, which makes that irrelevant.
You mean like when you let in millions of people who may or may not even be employable? The same ones who drive everybody out of lower-income housing and turn it into racially-segregated, crime infested ghettoes?
What are 'better conditions'?
Would you rather live in the United Femdom with a slightly higher GDP or in a country that is not a 'feminist despotism'?
He is being smard again. For some reason he hates us more than countries with legit feminazi laws, lol.
He has to convince himself that his retardation is the only solution to feminazism.