RT @[email protected]

People are slowly, very slowly, coming to the realization that any system in which "More people have jobs" and "Wages went up" are treated as bad news is a deeply, irrevocably broken system. https://twitter.com/kaileyleinz/status/1598670973091323909

🐦🔗: https://twitter.com/edburmila/status/1598719479176785928

Kailey Leinz on Twitter

“WOW. 263k on payrolls, blows past the estimate. Fed's not gonna like that and the market doesn't either”

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@sarahtaber
Long ago read how the stock market rising usually means wages are falling, and that governments “setting interest rates” basically controls how many people have jobs

But “business” reporters always act like “the market” going up is a good thing

People who are unemployed should be paid because they are providing a public service to the wealthy

@AccordionBruce @sarahtaber The system was developed assuming a large middle class and affordably priced luxuries (like houses), so control interest rates and you control spending, more or less. And it was specifically designed to preserve class division by slamming on the brakes as soon as lower class folks started doing too well (tracked by the unemployment rate). So we don't have the conditions anymore where that plan worked, and also the plan sucked from the start.