Jobs/Industries Not Affected

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Anonymous wrote:To the above poster:

You realize the vast majority of people didn't die of Covid or even get very sick, didn't lose their jobs and saw their investments and home values go through the roof. So it actually ended up fine.

sure, except for the 1.5 million excess deaths and commercial real estate failure. and of course the recession was primarily averted by direct stimulus-- again the velocity of money.

Okay, the fact remains that many many people actually ended up financially ahead after Covid. The doomsday scenarios did not come to pass.

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Anonymous wrote:Look I am as anti Trump as they get and some of you have just gone over the edge with the paranoia.

+1 reminds me of the beginning of COVID.

And how many died?

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Anonymous wrote:I'm a private investigator whose primary clients are hedge funds. Business is very good for now. My wife works in PR; her clients are primarily corporations.

+1. My DH is a law firm partner whose clients are the above. Even if some clients leave/shrink/disappear, that's highly unlikely to happen to all of them.

If courts are successfully destroyed as per step 3 of Curtis Yarvin's plan, lawyers become unnecessary.

You do know that 99% of lawyers have nothing to do with courts right? They work with private clients.

If private clients are not earning money, how will they pay $300/hour for lawyers?

Did you just step out of 1986?

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Anonymous wrote:Isn't big tech not affected? Cyber security? I feel like many industries outside of DC area won't be affected. At least in my circle of friends, no one seems to care except the feds.

The government is their biggest client so yes they’re affected. Unless of course it’s one of Musk’s companies.

Verizon just lost a huge contract to Starlink because Musk's SpaceX staff at FAA decided to award the contract to Musk's company.

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Anonymous wrote:Local law enforcement. As society slowly unravels more will be needed.

Local law enforcement officers are government employees paid by tax dollars. The federal DOGE mess will trickle down to the state and local levels as they lose tax revenue and federal funding. What will happen is that people will have to hire private security guards and more neighborhoods will become gated communities. Look at other countries where this is commonplace.

It’s gonna get ugly.

Lots of Federal Money/Grants go to local law enforcement.

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Anonymous wrote:Please tell me your local jobs/industries that are not affected by this administration’s hacking job. I have really tried to think of a backup plan and I can’t think of a single thing. Too late to become a doctor or nurse.

I became a Nurse late 40s and just met another becoming one at 61. You are never too old, it is never too late.

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:To the above poster:

You realize the vast majority of people didn't die of Covid or even get very sick, didn't lose their jobs and saw their investments and home values go through the roof. So it actually ended up fine.

sure, except for the 1.5 million excess deaths and commercial real estate failure. and of course the recession was primarily averted by direct stimulus-- again the velocity of money.

Okay, the fact remains that many many people actually ended up financially ahead after Covid. The doomsday scenarios did not come to pass.

wait, so do you believe the democrats who tried to tell you that the economy was recovering and things were better despite the cost of eggs? or trump who told you that the economy was awful and he was going to fix it day one?

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Anonymous wrote:To the above poster:

You realize the vast majority of people didn't die of Covid or even get very sick, didn't lose their jobs and saw their investments and home values go through the roof. So it actually ended up fine.

The vast majority of Europeans didn’t die in WWII, and the economy boomed during the post war rebuilding. So it was actually just fine.

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:To the above poster:

You realize the vast majority of people didn't die of Covid or even get very sick, didn't lose their jobs and saw their investments and home values go through the roof. So it actually ended up fine.

sure, except for the 1.5 million excess deaths and commercial real estate failure. and of course the recession was primarily averted by direct stimulus-- again the velocity of money.

Okay, the fact remains that many many people actually ended up financially ahead after Covid. The doomsday scenarios did not come to pass.

wait, so do you believe the democrats who tried to tell you that the economy was recovering and things were better despite the cost of eggs? or trump who told you that the economy was awful and he was going to fix it day one?

I have more money than I have ever had in my life, and HHI is also currently at a personal high. The price of eggs, while irritating, do not affect me.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:To the above poster:

You realize the vast majority of people didn't die of Covid or even get very sick, didn't lose their jobs and saw their investments and home values go through the roof. So it actually ended up fine.

sure, except for the 1.5 million excess deaths and commercial real estate failure. and of course the recession was primarily averted by direct stimulus-- again the velocity of money.

Okay, the fact remains that many many people actually ended up financially ahead after Covid. The doomsday scenarios did not come to pass.

wait, so do you believe the democrats who tried to tell you that the economy was recovering and things were better despite the cost of eggs? or trump who told you that the economy was awful and he was going to fix it day one?

I have more money than I have ever had in my life, and HHI is also currently at a personal high. The price of eggs, while irritating, do not affect me.

i mean, same for me... until i get illegally fired from my civil service job. then ish is going to start sucking.

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Anonymous wrote:I do wonder if it is just one person answering every single post in this thread with a negative outlook. That person seems pretty assured of their vision, but I don't think that DOGE cuts are actually causing the next Great Depression.

The six-step plan.

Butterfly Revolution

Step 1: Campaign on Autocracy
Step 2: Purge the Bureaucracy
Step 3: Ignore the Courts
Step 4: Co-Opt the Congress
Step 5: Centralise Police and Powers
Step 6: Shut Down Elite Media and Academic Institutions
Step 7: Turn Out the People

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5RpPTRcz1no

Good luck to you.

So what is your plan?

[Anonymous]

Teachers are still in demand, and some counties are actually hoping to benefit from the glut of educated professionals.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:To the above poster:

You realize the vast majority of people didn't die of Covid or even get very sick, didn't lose their jobs and saw their investments and home values go through the roof. So it actually ended up fine.

sure, except for the 1.5 million excess deaths and commercial real estate failure. and of course the recession was primarily averted by direct stimulus-- again the velocity of money.

Okay, the fact remains that many many people actually ended up financially ahead after Covid. The doomsday scenarios did not come to pass.

The same people ended up ahead who were already ahead. They are always ahead. Doomsday scenarios are only for the plebes.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:To the above poster:

You realize the vast majority of people didn't die of Covid or even get very sick, didn't lose their jobs and saw their investments and home values go through the roof. So it actually ended up fine.

sure, except for the 1.5 million excess deaths and commercial real estate failure. and of course the recession was primarily averted by direct stimulus-- again the velocity of money.

Okay, the fact remains that many many people actually ended up financially ahead after Covid. The doomsday scenarios did not come to pass.

wait, so do you believe the democrats who tried to tell you that the economy was recovering and things were better despite the cost of eggs? or trump who told you that the economy was awful and he was going to fix it day one?

I have more money than I have ever had in my life, and HHI is also currently at a personal high. The price of eggs, while irritating, do not affect me.

Typical rich MAGA doesn’t give a crap about working people.

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I work for a nonprofit that does not rely on government grants, so thus far no effects.