>green energy is a good thing
>less washing is a good thing
>wood heating is a good thing
>global hunger is a good thing
>eating insects is a good thing
>war is a good thing
>less pay is a good thing
Green energy is a good thing
Nathaniel Turner
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Zachary Thomas
They really need to stop using a good thing phrase, it’s start to becoming annoying
Christopher Ramirez
I would like to see a picture of the author of this article to confirm my suspicions
Lincoln Lewis
Is there any such one "good thing" that was of actual benefit?
Jace Torres
Based off what I see from my tenants the average wage worker is better off with less money. I own 3 homes I inherited from my father and each tenant only got into rent trouble when they got a bit more money and went a bit spendy on their kids etc.
Then when I notice the kid has a new bike, nice shoes or an Xbox I'm like ok time for a rent hike. Just a little bump like $40 to remind them rent comes first. I'm running a business after all and they need to learn to budget around my efforts to provide them shelter.
Owen Lee
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Jeremiah Wood
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Its a kind of programing. Its like little phrases like "You got this" and others you hear repeated. It helps create a mindset for them to exploit through suggestion. its like "Would you kindly?" The modern worlds dynamic functions on these little statements that get injected in as a way to put you at ease. Wonder why critical thinking is at an al time low? Its because they can't have any.
Cooper Russell
>less pay is good because it could(!) bring down prices
>it doesn't
>you just get less pay
Andrew Reyes
Adrian Hernandez
You're an outright peadophile. YOU would be better off being shot like the parasite you are. You are the reason why Communists did nothing wrong.
Robert Cook
Deflation: "Deflation is when the prices of goods and services decrease across the entire economy, increasing the purchasing power of consumers.
It is the opposite of inflation and can be considered bad for a nation as it can signal a downturn in an economy, leading to a recession or depression."
Sauce: investopedia.com
So inflation is good, and deflation is bad?
>your money will be worth less and you will be happy
Camden Flores
Mokeypox is a good thing.
Jayden Ward
me rapeing your mouth is actually a good thing , at least for me ! and this is why it´s a good thing!
because it just is , now let me bust in your mouth and then swallow it for delicious nutrients.
Jeremiah Ortiz
This is great, because wagies cannot accept this as truth. Based politico infiltrator
Kayden Rodriguez
>everything is double plus good
1984, but we are in a worse situation and that is said without irony.
Mason Green
It is a good thing, they’ve just stopped adding the “for Jews” bit to the headlines because it’s implied.
Charles Torres
>stop doing anything and just get in the pod
Henry Morris
Are MSNBC and Politico at war with each other? One claims that inflation is good and another wants to reduce it by stagnating wage growth. This is some next level kikery here, covering all bases
Camden Sanders
Why is it always good thing when it's some poor fucks getting less? Why nobody tells a CEO it's a good thing he will have his bonus cut in half?
James Hill
at the very least people here understand in some capacity that unrestricted optimism can be used to excuse evil.
Ryan Green
fucking jew basterd
Alexander Richardson
I'm a working man like anyone else. I'm just smart enough to self employed. If my tenants don't like it they can move out and buy their own home. My family has been providing shelter for locals for decades. Yet I'm not going to sit around while a tenant buys a new TV.
That's money I need as my cost to house these people goes up too. That's why I try to keep tabs on their social media etc. Looking for posts like it's not much but got $1.25 raise, so I know how much I can squeeze if I must. Normally I don't like raising rent but I have some crypto losses and stagnant NFT sales to make up for and I'm not taking those losses while a tenant is pocketing an extra $150-200 a month. That's not how the world works.
Nathan Green
something something trickle down ergonomics
Dominic Walker
I know you're baiting but there are people that actually do this I'm sure.
Leo Bennett
>working man
You have never worked a day in your entire life, you are a leech and you will be hanged when the day of the rope comes.