/int/ - International

Is someone mad at the 50 year mortgage?

>>22862 Better late than never.

As a major owner of the US I think it's funny that this is the tipping point.

>>22863 them rates will be going down, homie

God I hope it's true

>>22876 Inflation has to come down first. That or Trump takes control of the Fed and Turns the USA into Argentina.

>>22879 After the collapse, houses will certainly be cheap again.

>>22882 What collapse?

>>22879 >Inflation has to come down first. hehe

>>22884 > I love the poorly educated

>>22883 Who's going to bail out the argentinified US the way the US just bailed out Argentina?

I'm still at a complete loss at how anybody could ever have pretended he wasn't a complete fraud. Even if you try to lie to yourself and now claim you must haven fallen victim to some kind of "cult" - he's a very, very, very poor cult leader and it says much more about you than about him.

>>22886 Reminds me of this Clarke and Daw. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=I5QwKEwo4Bc

>>22886 The whole world will, like always. Also Milei is nothing like Trump, he's actually the opposite and exactly the guy the country needs, if you look beyond the screeching of Western Media.

>>22889 I never said they were alike. I said that Milei's policies don't work in Argentina and they won't work in the US. I'm trying to think of any way they are alike and I can't find any. Milei's a libertarian, Trump is an authoritarian. Milei is an economist, Trump doesn't understand economics at all (or rather, doesn't care). Trump grew up rich, Milei didn't. One thing I don't know enough about: does Milei actually believe his policies are for the good of the country? Because it's obvious that Trump doesn't care about the country at all. Maybe the one thing they have in common is their aggressive rhetoric.

>>22892 >Milei's policies don't work in Argentina hehe

>>22862 >>22887 Most were just tired of the Joe Biden economy and due to Kamala being his VP they assumed that she would effectively be an extension of that. Also the economy and general vibe from 2016-covid was much better and people thought it was a return to normalcy. Admittedly I fell for the exact same trick!

I am still with Trump, he is so fuckin based

>>23024 >Admittedly I fell for the exact same trick! What? We all know he promised to get rid of inflation. We know that inflation was due to the covid crisis. Trump sat on his hands during covid, did nothing to prevent it from spreading, cost a ton of people their jobs, did a big money hand out where rampant fraud occured, then turned the economy over to Biden with tremendous inflation. And then he came back and said he would get rid of inflation??? That isn't even possible... How could anything think he would be good for the economy?

>>23025 Thats really low bait. You should try harder.