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First, they have to relieve the austerity we're already under. You can't return to a place you're already at
this post was submitted on 23 Sep 2024
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This makes no sense when she's gleefully announced a wave of austerity already. Austerity does not fix austerity.
Like everything in this stupid world, they'll just claim it isn't happening and everyone will be okay with it.
Austerity? There's no austerity in ba sing se.
Genocide? There's no genocide in ba sing se.
Recession? There's no recession in ba sing se.
We've always been at war with Eastasia.
One classes austerity is the 1% prosperity