[tardedmeme]

That's just inflation, which is primarily controlled by the government via the money supply. It doesn't mean anything. What does mean something is the severe deflation in wages and consumer goods - why is all the money printing remaining in the rich person's realm instead of trickling down?

[dmoy]

Inflation is not up 4x in the last 10 years...

[tardedmeme]

Depends what you measure. I already said it hasn't been affecting wages or consumer goods and that's weird.

[dmoy]

Very, very few things even in isolation have inflated 4x in the last 10 years.

But as for this

> why is all the money printing remaining in the rich person's realm instead of trickling down?

Always has been, it's kinda one of the defining features of capitalism

[tardedmeme]

> Very, very few things even in isolation have inflated 4x in the last 10 years.

The assets in the S&P 500 have, that's what was brought up.

[dmoy]

Right, but that's a separate thing from inflation, so I don't think you can describe it as "that's just inflation".

[tardedmeme]

Prices going higher is the definition of inflation.

[Muromec]

Peasants aren't picking up enough shit after the rich to distill traces of gold from it, that's why