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Casey Finnigan posted:we'll just expand incarceration rates and prison labor some more. slaves aren't just for wildfires these days!! being unemployed is now illegal
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silentsnack posted:beyond legal migrant workers there's also the colossally stupid gestapo ice/cbp raids targeting undocumented workers who were doing the jobs nobody else would willingly accept, for criminally-low wages right, border restrictions might be a source of some of the issues in the world economy, with work not being done and the associated spending and remittances not happening. I’m not sure if student visas imploded or not but those guys did sometimes do food service jobs. edit: the actual USCIS numbers for 2020 don’t seem to bear out a tremendous change in immigration, so v  v
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Radirot posted:https://twitter.com/CNBC/status/1418201599680253953 But how will his methods help cure the tsarovichs son's hemophilia?
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Shrecknet posted:But how will his methods help cure the tsarovichs son's hemophilia? weird of him to pickle his dick when being alive still.
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Shrecknet posted:But how will his methods help cure the tsarovichs son's hemophilia? You seem to have made an error, the mad monk was a highly charismatic person
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Mr. Lobe posted:You seem to have made an error, the mad monk was a highly charismatic person The longer your beard the more charismatic.
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Rutibex posted:being unemployed is now illegal that's literally how the soviet union worked~
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Imagine having a brain like this.
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Solving world peace with the blockchain.
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lol just got an email from a major intl logistics company going through a lot of stuff you all know and it’s very doomsday and at the end it says at this time there is no indication as to when cargo will again flow at pre-pandemic service and transit time levels lol
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Rutibex posted:being unemployed is now illegal your state unemployment office has a job you can't refuse... in the prisons
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Monetary policy is not the solution to inequality lol is the U.S. and China more alike than they think quote:The big contrast between the US and other high-income countries in income inequality, for example, is in the relative absence of redistribution in the former. In some big emerging economies, there is little redistribution, especially in supposedly socialist China.  This seems surprising 
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sonatinas posted:at this time there is no indication as to when cargo will again flow at pre-pandemic service and transit time leveled plan on years I’m thinking like 5. like it’ll be not terrible as bad as now at some point before that. but years before back to anything “normal” and maybe never.
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Bar Ran Dun posted:plan on years I’m thinking like 5. like it’ll be not terrible as bad as now at some point before that. but years before back to anything “normal” and maybe never. Looking at the mega droughts, fires, collapsing infrastructure, and climate apocalypse in general. Yeah I am goingto go with never. Like at least within USA there's going to have to be a lot of reshuffling of industries that things probably won't go back to the way they were. Lostconfused has issued a correction as of 20:24 on Jul 22, 2021 |
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Bar Ran Dun posted:plan on years I’m thinking like 5. like it’ll be not terrible as bad as now at some point before that. but years before back to anything “normal” and maybe never. guess job security for people like me who do intl container logistics because brining somebody into this mess without proper training is yikes
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Maximo Roboto posted:Monetary policy is not the solution to inequality I see that salmon color and instantly know not to read it
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Bar Ran Dun posted:plan on years I’m thinking like 5. like it’ll be not terrible as bad as now at some point before that. but years before back to anything “normal” and maybe never. or maybe they won’t since everything is just ratcheting downwards towards collapse no matter what
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Bar Ran Dun posted:plan on years I’m thinking like 5. like it’ll be not terrible as bad as now at some point before that. but years before back to anything “normal” and maybe never. the current is the new normal. it’s like 9/11 where everything goes insanely stupid in response and then never snaps back
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well yeah I think the trend going forward is less global. international supply chains are probably going to get less predominate and JIT now has a bloody nose and black eye in just about everybody’s minds. by normal I mean you’ll actually be able to get a container. or you’ll actually get things rather than containers sitting at anchor in ships for months. or drayage companies will actually be able to move something for you without a three + week wait. the system going back to prepandemic I don’t think that’s coming back.
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I’ve been working on some trans load projects and warehouses are getting full because of so many disruptions. a container yard I deal with has 500 auto manufacturers containers on lot just sitting there, other warehouses just storing product…
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TACD posted:people are going to have to start clarifying their “normal” in “back to normal”, do you mean pre-2008 crash, or pre-trump, or pre-pandemic? i want it to be 1997 again
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the local neighborhood grocery here is being told by their suppliers that they are having trouble getting stuff in because the major grocery chains are stockpiling shelf stable goods in anticipation of price hikes from manufacturers. cool and good.
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Finally my bean hoard will save me
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sonatinas posted:I’ve been working on some trans load projects and warehouses are getting full because of so many disruptions. a container yard I deal with has 500 auto manufacturers containers on lot just sitting there, other warehouses just storing product… spring time for claims management. expect to see underwriters withdrawing from offering marine policies.
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euphronius posted:I see that salmon color and instantly know not to read it
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Shifty Pony posted:the local neighborhood grocery here is being told by their suppliers that they are having trouble getting stuff in because the major grocery chains are stockpiling shelf stable goods in anticipation of price hikes from manufacturers. haha those stupid soviets with their shortages and queu-*holds finger to ear piece*
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Shifty Pony posted:the local neighborhood grocery here is being told by their suppliers that they are having trouble getting stuff in because the major grocery chains are stockpiling shelf stable goods in anticipation of price hikes from manufacturers.
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we elected Ol Socialist Joe and in less than a year were running out of food
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So now that China is stockpiling food and the US free market is doing the same, now everyone will have to do it? This is how the economy works right?
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I guess it is worth noting that the "manufacturers" in this case are smaller specialty brands because the local neighborhood grocery stocks some fancy poo poo. I guess those are the first that will raise prices tho. still very lol. hope you've got your small batch artisanal bean hoard!
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Casey Finnigan posted:we'll just expand incarceration rates and prison labor some more. slaves aren't just for wildfires these days!! IIRC Tyson foods has a pretty sweet deal with Oklahoma where prison labor is funneled into chicken processing plants as a 'diversion' program.
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Well the news keeps saying how the farm output is going to be way down this year because of all this climate. So it's probably going to be a bit more than just some specialty brands.
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sullat posted:IIRC Tyson foods has a pretty sweet deal with Oklahoma where prison labor is funneled into chicken processing plants as a 'diversion' program. also lots of "rehab" programs there, pretty much every single one that is religiously oriented (tax exempt)
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anime was right posted:Trumps gonna win I'm not gonna predict this because I thought he would win in 2020. but yeah
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GoLambo posted:gently caress you
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Pepe Silvia Browne posted:I'm not gonna predict this because I thought he would win in 2020. trump is going to be president again, but he isn't going to win any elections. many would say trump has been president this whole time
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