If inflation is raising the cost of everything, why isn't the cost of labor going up?

If inflation is raising the cost of everything, why isn't the cost of labor going up?

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It is. Job demand is high and as a result wages have increased.

Because cost of labor is directly tied to wages and rightoids and coward centrists hate the idea of hard working people being paid what they deserve.

bc inflation is lie created by the elite to raise prices while pointing fingers at others so they can continue to build extreme personal wealth

wages have been eaten up by the higher prices though
I won't say "inflation" because it seems many high prices are a conscious choice by the companies

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they're basically stretching money out so instead of you having 1/10th of what they have you now have 1/100th
basically fudging the money to turn themselves into a new aristocracy

You do realise inflation is an actual myth made up by government and media to control you? There is no inflationary spiral other than government and big industry conspiring to inflate prices so you have less money to spend and keep you under the thumb of uncle Sam.

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But these people already has infinite money thanks to the Federal Reserve, why they would still try to gain more and more money? It doesn't make sense.

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