WTF are you talking about? Some rebuttal - lol Total waste of my time going back and forth with you.
One more time... read it a few times if you need to:
Food, energy, rent, tuition, cars, basic goods, necessities and services all sky high compared to 20 years ago. Practically ZERO interest rates on cash in the bank.
Just because you bought a bucket at the dollar shop and put some pieces of silver in it, doesn't make you suddenly an intellectual wrecking ball. The very act of you bragging about keeping your silver in a bucket backs me up on that.
The Consumer price inflation is the metric that measures those very things you are arguing are 'sky high'. That is generally an annual consumer inflation rate of 1%-2%. They get that from tracking hundreds of consumer market prices, the very things you continue to argue are sky high and causing people hardship.
Look, you have yourself massively confused and you are all backwards and inside out. Property has caused hardship done via the deb mechanism the monetary system uses. People do not start off struggling to afford food, services and all the nice extras. Case in point, look at millennials who are spending like sailors on fun and nice materials things. People struggle to buy a property. They buy one anyone and as a result they then struggle to afford cars, consumer items, holidays etc.
The GFC was a credit crisis. They even called it the credit crisis. It was triggered off by surpassing the realistic debt ceiling that defaulted and caused an unwinding of debt resulting liquidity crisis as deflation set in. It wasn't call the 'bread is to expensive' crisis.
