https://www.census.gov/data/tables/time-series/demo/income-p...
It's primarily the labor-heavy working-class white male (in the white male demographic) that has been brutalized by changes in the US and global economy. They have been left behind to drown in a pool of fentanyl.
> It's primarily the labor-heavy working-class white male (in the white male demographic) that has been brutalized by changes in the US and global economy. They have been left behind to drown in a pool of fentanyl.
That sounds like most people are actually more negatively affected by the economy compared to decades prior.
Let me say very clearly: It's far too many people. I don't care if it's less than a majority, and I don't care if it swings the overall statistics. It's still too many people that are being economically destroyed.
Outside of housing everything is dirt cheap nowadays.
That claim sounds reasonable given what I've observed happening in this country over the last few decades. Without question people seem to struggle much more to obtain the same level of lifestyle as many enjoyed decades ago.
You seem to claim that this is such an obvious falsehood that there's no more room for discussion, but I think there's much more room for discussion that you are implying.