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[ThisguyQuake]

“History doesn’t repeat itself, but it sure does rhyme.”

-Mark Twain

[henrikswanstrom]

Tax cuts and de-regulation doesn't stimulate economic growth.
It stimulates short term profits for asset holders.

[Kopernicus]

Right now the 400 lb gorilla is housing. House prices are pumped up into a huge bubble, coupled with rent rates being higher than most mortgages. Eventually, that bubble has to burst. We didn't learn our lesson in 2008 and still regard houses as an investment rather than a place to live. So long as we keep thinking the former, we are condemned to relive these bubbles in perpetuity.

[mapgeek]

The voters chose Trump because they are: tired of high prices, tired of taxes, and tired of the federal debt. Unfortunately, according to conservative economists, Trump happens to be the one candidate that will almost certainly make all of these problems *much* worse. His tariffs will make prices rise, possibly in quite dramatic fashion. His additional tax cuts to the wealthy will explode the already huge federal debt (also Trump's doing). Those same tax cuts for the wealthy will be accompanied by tax increases to anyone who isn't wealthy (IE: most of us). So, the summary: voters chose the absolute worst guy for the job. People need to stop thinking with their televisions.

[ComdrStew]

His tax cuts are for anyone making more than $400k a year. Been a Republican since 1990 and the GOP has always believed in the trickle down effect. The problem is there is no trickle down effect. The people that own or run the companies keep those profits. The trickle down effect was from the 1950's when the government capped what CEO's could make which then trickled down all of the profits to the employees. In the 1950's profits to inflation would be like the normal blue collar worker making $50hr+ now.

[flarnnetwork]

Long story short, we get 3-12 months of good times, and then we run for shelter!

[monkeyman]

One of the biggest issues we have is that a lot of people think the stock market is the economy. While the stock market is being floated so long and is not a reflection of the health of a economy. All times high on SP500 while families can't afford food and working young generation can not afford homes.

[ramlozz]

You forgot to add the levels of inequality during the Great Depression and now they are the same!!

[pestemmedico]

Deregulation of banking in the area of derivatives among other things was a primary cause of the 2008 crash.

[zatsumaimo]

Lisa Simpson is president exactly after this presidency

[kiwi]

my step dad predicted the same thing without watching anything. "maybe a year and a half of bull, then we'll turn bearish."

[tolstoy]

So what you're saying is American never learns anything from history.

[maddog]

1:30 Prices are going up my paycheck isn't how is it so hard for government's and rich people to understand. Everyone I know is facing some variation of that exact sentiment. Maybe the stock market's doing amazing because companies are pocketing profit and aren't paying their employees a damn thing

[jmattones]

This video completely ignores other factors that directly lead to the great depression and great recession. In 1929, it was a tariff war. In 2008, the deregulation that had occurred since 2000 had economists raising red flags about how they would trigger the recession that occurred.

I completely disagree that recessions just occur without policy input. Since Biden took office, right leaning pundits have been saying a depression is right around the corner. If Trump picks up the economic ball Biden leaves him and just maintains it, it will be fine, BUT Trump wants tariffs, and to deport 10M employees. Either one of those policy decisions guarantees a recession, both combined will trigger a depression, now couple those with gutting the social safety nets project 2025 proposes, and this country is royaly F'ed.

[RyanS]

It’s going to be a long four years of “Told you so”

[ShadowTani]

The reason behind this is quite simple if you understand economics. Trickle down economics enrich corporations at the expense of the workers and consumers, it doesn't create a balance (money naturally flow in the producers and service providers direction, thus if the money accumulate there without sufficient redistribution back to the people you will get a stagnant economy); similarly without a regulated economy your risk that the market self-destruct due to lack of self-restraint from corporate greed. Sure, less regulation means more competitive freedom - but do you really want more competitiveness that often comes at the expense of the consumers? Regulation is not a bad thing, it's there to ensure the protection of the consumers and nature among other. Corporations and investors love these policies (lower corporate tax, less regulation) because it gives them short-term gains, but that doesn't mean they are healthy for the overall economy.

[Micfri]

Canada the uk and Europe are entering into deep recessions.

How people in the us see this and are still buying into the stock market is pure insanity

[tengoken]

Hire a Republican, get ready for recession.

[Matt-jo]

Do I buy house while interest rates are low or do I chance the downturn/recession will bring houses down enough to buy even at the higher interest rates?