Inflation rates are up worldwide. Rates in Germany, the U.K., Italy, and the Euro area are higher. France and Canda very slightly lower. Is Biden to blame for the inflation rates in those countries too? Price of gasoline is much higher in most other countries. Food too. Travel outside this country and tell me how inexpensive it is outside the U.S. to live as you do here.Here we go.
Yes, people are still dying from Covid in this country. Approaximately 75% of those deaths are among the unvaccinated. Originally Posted by SpeedRacerXXX
Inflation rates are up worldwide. Rates in Germany, the U.K., Italy, and the Euro area are higher. France and Canda very slightly lower. Is Biden to blame for the inflation rates in those countries too? Price of gasoline is much higher in most other countries. Food too. Travel outside this country and tell me how inexpensive it is outside the U.S. to live as you do here.You see the BOLD? Next time you make a comment like that, put it in PRIVATE.
Yes, people are still dying from Covid in this country. Approaximately 75% of those deaths are among the unvaccinated. Originally Posted by SpeedRacerXXX
Inflation rates are up worldwide. Rates in Germany, the U.K., Italy, and the Euro area are higher. France and Canda very slightly lower. Is Biden to blame for the inflation rates in those countries too? Price of gasoline is much higher in most other countries. Food too. Travel outside this country and tell me how inexpensive it is outside the U.S. to live as you do here.Very inexpensive in Mexico. Mexico City.
Yes, people are still dying from Covid in this country. Approaximately 75% of those deaths are among the unvaccinated. Originally Posted by SpeedRacerXXX
Inflation rates are up worldwide. Rates in Germany, the U.K., Italy, and the Euro area are higher. France and Canda very slightly lower. Is Biden to blame for the inflation rates in those countries too? Price of gasoline is much higher in most other countries. Food too. Travel outside this country and tell me how inexpensive it is outside the U.S. to live as you do here.Sorry, but it's too easy.
Yes, people are still dying from Covid in this country. Approaximately 75% of those deaths are among the unvaccinated. Originally Posted by SpeedRacerXXX
Sorry, but it's too easy.You are obviously not a math major. Yes, more vaccinated people today die from Covid than unvaccinated people. But when you take into account that 81% of the people in the U.S. are vaccinated, the FACT is that unvaccinated people die from Covid 3 times as often as vaccinated people.
Most Covid deaths today are vaccinated people.
https://www.kff.org/policy-watch/why...ths-right-now/
https://www.rasmussenreports.com/pub...vaccine_deaths
Turkey leads the world in inflation. Israel and Canada lag the US among others.
https://www.forbes.com/advisor/perso...on-by-country/
Most of the inflation started when the price of energy went high after the US started shutting down petroleum production. Gas has always been higher in other countries. It is the rate that matters. US prices almost doubled but we did not have shortages. The price overseas shot up and they did have shortages. Ditto for heating fuel. Hear about people freezing to death in the US except for Texas and the windmill debacle? No charts yet for the recent winter but the UK excepts thousands of deaths every year from the weather.
https://www.logically.ai/factchecks/library/f7b6f05b
The US sneezes and the rest of the world catches cold. And Biden eats ice cream. Originally Posted by the_real_Barleycorn
Very inexpensive in Mexico. Mexico City.Yes, there are several countries in the world where the cost of living is quite a bit lower than in the U.S. Mexcio is one of them. I was in Brazil and paid for a steak dinner about 1/2 what it would cost in the U.S. But I have also traveled to several European countries where the cost of living is quite a bit higher than in the U.S. Take a look at this chart which compares property prices to income. The U.S. is ranked 103 out of 197 countries in affordability. And housing costs are usually the highest expense we have.
Truly amazing food at "pennies on the dollar" compared to the USA. I live in Mexico city 6 months out of the year and it is a NICER city than Dallas, and costs 1/5 the amount to live. Oh, BTW I own the property as well. 1/4 cost of the USA. Originally Posted by Vulva
Inflation rates are up worldwide. Rates in Germany, the U.K., Italy, and the Euro area are higher. France and Canda very slightly lower. Is Biden to blame for the inflation rates in those countries too? Price of gasoline is much higher in most other countries. Food too. Travel outside this country and tell me how inexpensive it is outside the U.S. to live as you do here.... Of course Biden shares the blame for the inflation
Yes, people are still dying from Covid in this country. Approaximately 75% of those deaths are among the unvaccinated. Originally Posted by SpeedRacerXXX
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... Of course Biden shares the blame for the inflationOther countries were transitioning to "green energy" long before Biden took office. Europe is always far ahead of the U.S. on such issues. The following article shows where the U.S. stands (#24) compared to other countries in transitioning to alternate energy. Data is from just 3 months after Biden took office so he had absolutely no impact on the other countries -- almost all European -- move to "green energy". And, as usual, you have presented nothing to support your OPINION.
rates in the other countrys... Biden pushed the others
to follow his "green energy" bullshit - and look
WHERE the other nations are!
SUFFERING Today!
All as people contine to die from Co-Vid... or the Vax.
#### Salty Originally Posted by Salty Again
Most Covid deaths today are vaccinated people.Barleycorn, Your kff link briefly addresses this, but you can mostly attribute this to older people, who are much more likely to die from COVID, being vaccinated in larger percentages than younger people. And, as SpeedRacer says, to most of the population being vaccinated.
https://www.kff.org/policy-watch/why...ths-right-now/ Originally Posted by the_real_Barleycorn