This logic is all wrong.
The US tracks mean wages, and unlike mean income- it has some relevance, because there is not a 100,000,000:1 ratio between the highest and lowest wage earners.
Wages have been beating inflation since 2023. I'm not entirely sure what your definition of "For the last year" is, but it's certainly not "the last 365 day period".
You can go look for median if you like, you will see that it tracks as well.
It is not true that wages have not kept up with inflation.

Bullshit.
Mean wages and median income have beaten inflation on average.
'21 to '23 was nasty, but the growth since then has more than caught up with it.
Person I replied to's narrative is a falsehood. You defending it makes you a misinformation peddler like them.

People who don't have health insurance don't stop getting healthcare.
They're just seriously in debt and financially ruined.
My father filed for bankruptcy when I was 17 due to medical bills.

But what he did not do, was ever stop working.
12 hours a day, 6 days a week.

ObamaCare gave 20 million people health insurance that didn't have it prior. There was no corresponding massive increase in GDP.
It's simply not true that medical insurance tangible affects economic output. It affects quality of life.
We don't need it to affect GDP for it to be worthwhile.

Ya. And most important is what you don't hear- really fucking loud turbofans.
That plane was at ~500ft of altitude at the flyby. It should have been an audio-distorting roar.

My wife's father lives under the takeoff path for SeaTac (SEA), and there's basically a constant stream of planes taking off. I'd guess they're probably 2000ft up when they pass over. They still rumble the windows.

No, it was not. That is just you lying. Despicable and repulsive.

You are a complete asshole. "Nice weather" is not the opposite of "heat that kills".

"No, motherfucker. Superman did good. You did well."

As far as I can see, people are dying as a result of their product. Seems quite similar to me.

To hold people accountable for their actions.

That's not true at all! If oil companies have to start paying a ton of money then the price of oil goes up. This cascades into the general population (businesses included) seeking out and transitioning to non-fossil fuel solutions.

Isn't that exactly what higher oil prices will do?

Why would you think that? Faced with prospect of higher oil prices, people will want a solution, the kind of things only a government can do. A greater investment by the government in battery development and EV infrastructure will absolutely help that transition.

Insurances do not do long-term risk management unless officially tasked to. They do consider eraly what they need to look at later. I remember Zurich doing some climate-change risk predictions about 20 years ago. Yes, they knew all along and yes, they did not hide that. But nobody wanted to listen (many still do not) and they are not public influencers.

That is a lie by misdirection. The effects of a fire get much, much worse due to heat.

Heat will get worse. Cold will not. Cold does not cause fires. Are you an idiot?

That they are heading for a really bad crash or death? Yes. At some point they will cut too much. They may already have done that.

Moving a Windoes game to Linux sees massive performance gains. Windows is now superior for nothing.

I think you are giving too mich credit here to the MAGAs. They do not even understand things when they happen to them personally and directly. They just keep blaming somebody else and demand things are being made even worse.

That does sum up a major part of the reasons for this mess quite nicely. Trump is just a symptom. The real problem are dumb-as-fuck and violent voters that do not understand that you cannot have a working society build on aggression and division.

Talk about evil. Also, that is not how a healthy society can work. Either you have everybody basically somewhat on board or you have no future.