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durablend

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10. "Guaranteed minimum income may not be far off" HAHAHAHAHAHA

Reply to Cheezoholic (Reply #4)

Sun Feb 15, 2026, 07:22 AM

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Never happening. That's why TPTB behind the scenes are silently mentioning plans to start getting rid of people.

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A new mortgage crisis is quietly hitting those who can least afford it [View all] SunSeeker Saturday OP

For comparison, the 2008-09 housing collapse occured when 8% of mortgages were in arrears Fiendish Thingy Saturday #1

The delinquency rate quintupled in just the last 4 years. If it merely doubles this year to 6%, it'll approach 2008. SunSeeker Saturday #3

A pretty high percentage of car payments are in arrears too questionseverything Saturday #5

The economy is wages, jobs and inflation... CousinIT Saturday #2

If the warnings from many of these AI experts are true we are not far from a complete collapse of the job market Cheezoholic Saturday #4

"Guaranteed minimum income may not be far off" HAHAHAHAHAHA durablend Sunday #10

But but there was a big surge in jobs, according to the govt's own figures. Here's the job report in a nutshell, progree Saturday #6

130k is still a bad number and likely will get revised down next month. Rinse and repeat every month hereafter. Raftergirl Saturday #7

It's only "quiet" because the illusion has to be maintained that Republicans are "good for the economy" ck4829 Saturday #8

The last mortgage crisis occurred under a Republican administration Yo_Mama_Been_Loggin Saturday #9

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