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55484022 No.55484022 [Reply] [Original]

Wasn't 2023 supposed to be the "year of the recession"

We're in July where is it

>> No.55484076
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>>55484022
>No recession
>No nuclear war
>No real russian coup
>No Biden dying
>No French collapse
>No vax mass deaths
>Bitcoin continues to crab
2023 is the year of the NO HAPPENINGS.
Everything this year is a crab just moving in a straight flat line.
NOTHING AT ALL WILL HAPPEN THIS YEAR.

>> No.55484086

>>55484022
more like the year of the start of the recession, it's all downhill from here on out.

>> No.55484119

>>55484022
OP is either a glowfag or a retarded zoomer who doesn't understand how recessions work.
It doesn't happen overnight. Go watch some more tranny porn while you wait retard.

>> No.55484330

>>55484119
I'm not saying overnight but we're 7 months in

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>>55484022
2 more weeks

>> No.55484550

>>55484022
It's been here, at least in the US. Look around you:
>inflation is so high you can't not notice it anymore, the prices of everything have gone up
>homeless people are everywhere
>no one can afford anything
>people are either living four to one house, or with their parents which is unheard of in America
I'd even go as far as to say we're currently worse off than in 2008. In the area where I live, I'm starting to see homeless people wandering around in places I've never seen them before in my life, not even in 2008. The number of people that have moved back in with their parents is so high that it's now considered normal to do such a thing in American culture. America's birth rate is also starting to tank (not just among whites, /pol/, but across all races), which you usually see in a country that's doing poorly financially. We're not in a recession only because the people in charge of declaring a recession are cooking the books, you'd know this if you've seen all the threads over the past two years criticizing how inflation is calculated in the US.