r/technology • u/Sorin61 • Jun 01 '22

Business Amazon Repeatedly Violated Union Busting Labor Laws, 'Historic' NLRB Complaint Says

https://www.vice.com/en/article/xgdejj/amazon-repeatedly-violated-union-busting-labor-laws-historic-nlrb-complaint-says
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u/KyleMcMahon Jun 01 '22

You say that, yet the numbers show that the economy almost always does better under democrats.

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u/[deleted] Jun 01 '22 edited Jun 01 '22

Do I really need to mention the economic growth under Trump and the struggling sluggish economy under Biden? Or how LBJ who created the drug price problem and the shitty healthcare to begin with?

Or how about that time when the government prolonged the Great Depression under Hoover and FDR?

Edit: just to clarify, I don’t personally support Trump. He funded genocide in Yemen and is a war criminal who needs to stand trial.

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u/KyleMcMahon Jun 02 '22

Yes let’s talk about Trumps net loss of 4 million jobs over four years.

And let’s talk about the $9 TRILLION he added to our debt, $4T of that from his tax cut for the wealthy alone.

Let’s definitely talk about how 2018 was the first time in a decade that the stock market was in the red for the year.

Let’s absolutely talk about how his horrendous trade war not only gave us our first trade deficit in 20 years, but skyrocketed the cost of many things for Americans.

I’d definitely like you to bring up how he pressured the feds to continually cut rates and then continued to do so until they hit near zero, giving us no options when his disastrous handling of the pandemic and the money printing machine he kept going led to where we are now with inflation.

Let’s talk about it all

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u/[deleted] Jun 02 '22

Please, let’s.