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Haseltine 1 year ago
Was there a bright side to the Great Depression?
       
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June 1 year ago
Haseltine, slimmer waistlines.
       
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Haseltine 1 year ago
#6 There was a slight increase in suicides, but not a spike.
       
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Sukey 1 year ago
It's 'depressing' that the Communists in charge and the WEF, are doing everything in their power to cause a 'Greater Depression' on a global scale. sm_80 sm_80 sm_80
       
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June 1 year ago
Sukey, certain politicians want a war to cover for the double digit inflation they’ve caused.
       
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Delbert 1 year ago
Sukey,

Yes sure. You read that on infowars?
       
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The worst of the Great Depression took place from 1933-1934. 1 in 4 people were unemployed, while another 25% were taking pay-cuts to keep their jobs. Unemployment rate in the U.S. didn’t dip back below 10% until WWII.

 

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