Are females part of the blame for high cost automobiles?

[MGTOWmonkey aka No More Fucks To GiveParticipant 6635]

Women make up half the workforce now and I was wondering if this contributes to the skyrocketing MSRP for even the modest of cars? I mean they dont negotiate their salaries so why would they negotiate a car purchase and because they are working they have to drive, and I think are the contributor for the reason a Toyota Camry is now a 30k car! Everywhere you turn some t~~~ is driving her 700 a month statis car which could possibly be setting the MSRP to rise year by year. This is just a thought of something I have been noticing lately,what are you guys take on this?

Never lose sight of what brought you here.

[FrankOneParticipant 1443]

I’d have to disagree on this one. http://www.investopedia.com/financial-edge/0512/how-inflation-has-affected-the-price-of-cars.aspx

Economy cars like the a Nissan Versa are quite cheap; Honda Fit and Elantra are more reliable but a bit more expensive. One has to keep in mind increased features of vehicles over the years, as well as inflation. When I was a kid, the cars my parents owned had hand crank windows, and no air conditioning — it was considered a luxury.

I would attribute rises to the AVERAGE price of a car to ‘Jonesing’ or keeping up with the Jones’s. People want to drive around a status car to show they’ve ‘made it’. Personally I’d rather have my net worth show I’ve made it, and drive a modest car. But to each their own.

I would argue women are more likely to date a guy with an expensive automobile, whereas men could pretty much care less what she drives.

[Big BossParticipant 4496]

MGTOWmonkey aka No More Fucks To Give wrote:

Women make up half the workforce now and I was wondering if this contributes to the skyrocketing MSRP for even the modest of cars? I mean they dont negotiate their salaries so why would they negotiate a car purchase and because they are working they have to drive, and I think are the contributor for the reason a Toyota Camry is now a 30k car! Everywhere you turn some t~~~ is driving her 700 a month statis car which could possibly be setting the MSRP to rise year by year. This is just a thought of something I have been noticing lately,what are you guys take on this?

This is the work of monetary inflation by the Federal Reserve.

The reason why a 16 .oz glass bottle of coca-cola is no longer a dime or a nickle anymore is because the money has been destroyed by the Fed. It doesn’t matter that there are FAR more competitors against coke these days, it doesn’t matter there is more efficient production and distribution of coke, it doesn’t matter that they no longer make coke in glass bottles, or that they no longer make it from real sugar.

Back then the dimes were still made of real silver and 20 dollars was a single troy ounce of gold (now in the $1000+ range for the same coin). Back then cars which were made of real metal, no robots, less competitors were around $4,000-6,000 dollars.

Americans need to do several monumental things to bring back prices to living wage levels.

1. End the Fed
2. Replace it with honest money/sound money
3. Eventually end fractional reserve banking (Which at this point is essentially just legal fraud).

If you are able, go to a Cracker Barrel nearby you and look for those books of “Remember When” that give you a review of the decades they describe. They also have pricing index of how much items costed.

Check the pricing index two years. 1974 and 1976 and compare the shift. Then compare any pre-1974 book with one another.

All we can blame females for for all this pricing mess is not voting for Ron Paul for President in 2008 and 2012.

[Anonymous 42]

If you compare the rise of industrial metals to the cost of autos, you’ll see thy run the same rate of inflation. It’s not so much the woman’s fault, but more the people they elect into power, killing coal has further purge the steel industry from the United States to CHINA where coal in mined with the dead men’s bones crushed and suffocated in a series of mining disasters that never seem to end.

The politicians that feathered the beds of wall street have forsaken the the plight of American workers. Our decline by the vices of inflation can be directly attributed to the criminal like operation of the federal reserve bank. Not only are we taxed directly by taxation, but also by the printing and monetizing of the national debt.

You scratch, scrimp, hoard, just to save a dollar, while the government spends money (hot of the press) like a drunken sailor in a red light district.

The only way to avoid this for people that actually have any money, is to invest in tangible (non taxable) hard goods like precious and industrial metals, or in nations that dropped the dollar along with the “trust” that is no longer associated with it.

For people like myself that couldn’t down size fast enough only losses can be expected. As inflation eats the dollars in circulation on one end, over on the other end we have excessive taxation (to cover the drunken sailor’s splurges) also consuming the money in circulation.

So in the end we have less money to spend on goods and services. Therefore we also must get off the dollar and supply our needs in ways that circumvent government plunder.

My answer to my own eventual starvation is to liquidate everything with an accompanying tax bill. I’ve made every effort to sell my property in Vermont as that tax bill has exploded exponentially and now competes with the final sale price of the property (the bottom line) I have it listed BELOW MARKET VALUE and not one single lead, others are abandoning that state at an alarming rate, my road alone has 4 properties on the market and more than half in the area are at a reduced price.

If another f~~~ing liberal gets in office I’m setting my sights on abandoning this country and living a comfortable life with all the wealth I can salvage from this reckless operation commonly known as “The United States of America”.

I’ve witnessed the largest transfer of wealth as this nation and it’s people are plundered by corruption into economic oblivion.

When the Chinese auto industry ramps up production we can only expect domestic auto makers to go out of business, as they too are subject to the laws of bad economics.

Eventually we can expect rioting in the streets, or a slow quiet death as common people are too hungry to riot.

[narwhalParticipant]

I agree regarding the fed, but I also think auto unions are part of the problem. You could also say that people are more will to spend more on cars because they spend more time in them than they used to, and are will to pay more for those luxuries. I don’t have stats on this, but it could also be because cars are more reliable today then previously, thus automakers aren’t selling as many as they used to. It does seem like there is much more of a used car market then their used to be. Then again, maybe they are selling more, since there is pretty much no such thing as a 1 car family anymore.

Ok. Then do it.

[Anonymous 5]

Yes. Since females control like 90% of the spending of the mans/governements money, they control the prices on goods including cars.

When was the last time a man in a relationship got to pick the car to buy? NEVER. His money is HER money. HER money is HER money. SHE picks the car for them HER.

[RoyDalParticipant]

Anonymous wrote:

If you compare the rise of industrial metals to the cost of autos, you’ll see thy run the same rate of inflation.

Yep.

Society asks MGTOWs: Why are you not making more tax-slaves?

[Anonymous 42]

Anonymous wrote:

NEVER. His money is HER money. HER money is HER money. SHE picks the car for them HER.

You’re right Mrpopps, that’s why the “Ford Probe” was such a failure, they should have named it; “cold stainless steel dildo!” One thing’s for sure; this society favors women over men! We’re the “new” new world order, men on top, f~~~ the rest!

[DethklokParticipant 153]

Every good looking woman HAS to drive an Audi, Lexus, Benz, or comparable. Of course it is all paid for by her husband or her looks, never her skill.

Don’t let BS articles fool you. If there was a demand for cheaper cars, we’d see more KIAs and smart cars. That’s not what people want. They want luxury.

[Biggvs_DickvsParticipant 3726]

Big Boss wrote:

This is the work of monetary inflation by the Federal Reserve Private Counterfeting Operation.

Fixed that for you 😉

/And from your keyboard to God’s eyes for the rest of your post.

"Data, I would be delighted to offer any advice I can on understanding women. When I have some, I'll let you know." --Captain Picard,

[Biggvs_DickvsParticipant 3726]

Anonymous wrote:

Our decline by the vices of inflation can be directly attributed to the criminal like operation of the federal reserve bankCounterfeting operation.

Fixed that for you too.

Also an awesome post and very true. I forgot who first said it, but if the American people truly understood how the financial system works there would be a revolution TOMORROW.

Meanwhile, I’ll just leave this here:

PS: You wouldn’t believe how hard it was to dig this image up off of google.

"Data, I would be delighted to offer any advice I can on understanding women. When I have some, I'll let you know." --Captain Picard,

[MGTOWmonkey aka No More Fucks To GiveParticipant 6635]

Biggvs_Dickvs wrote:

MG-ɹǝʍo┴ wrote:

Our decline by the vices of inflation can be directly attributed to the criminal like operation of the federal reserve bankCounterfeting operation.

Fixed that for you too.

Also an awesome post and very true. I forgot who first said it, but if the American people truly understood how the financial system works there would be a revolution TOMORROW.

Meanwhile, I’ll just leave this here:

PS: You wouldn’t believe how hard it was to dig this image up off of google.

Very enlightened post man.

Never lose sight of what brought you here.

[FrankOneParticipant 1443]

Biggvs: The ‘funny money’ phony dollar image, absolutely rules! To my eyes, at least, it’s an optical illusion; whenever I look away from it and read the text block, the dollar appears to be changing, like it isn’t real. The perfect image of fiat currency, not backed by anything but a gun (i.e. backed by the U.S. Military, that’s always how I interpret ‘Full Faith and Credit’, haha).

At least when I went to school, there was very little emphasis on economics in K-12. In college, taking introductory courses in Economics, the information was never presented as, say, arguments FOR and AGAINST the Fed. Only arguments FOR the Fed were presented. In the few cases it WAS discussed, e.g. Alexander Hamilton, those against the Central Bank are labeled anti-industry, e.g. Jefferson’s advocacy of yeoman farmers. So there is a bias there.

Devaluation of the currency is simply a less visible and more insidious way for government to re-distribute wealth and buy votes. The ‘textbook’ argument that the Central Bank aids liquidity and promotes stability is debatable. Private companies can step in and insure deposits with assets. Private entities could even produce money in a truly free society. The Central Bank has not eliminated the economic cycle. And in some regards, booms and busts promote economic efficiency be directing resources where demand is highest.

While inflation is low now, it WILL rear its ugly head again.

MG-Tower: The so-called ‘conservatives’ have printed money with the best of the liberals. The only difference is, the conservatives talk up a balanced budget every few years at election time, then develop amnesia. The liberals, in contrast, maintain honesty about keeping the printing presses running. Actually, it’s now all computerized, but the analogy still holds.

Personally, I think our ‘vote’ should be proportional to how much we’ve paid in taxes, up to a point. So if a company pays a municipality a million dollars in property or income taxes, they should get a proportional amount of the vote. Similarly, no votes for anyone working for the State, City, or Federal government. No votes for public school teachers. No votes for anyone that could vote to increase their pay. A radical idea. If you’re a teacher that wants to vote, you could still work for a private school and vote.

[Anonymous 42]

This is too f~~~in much guys! I just noticed my 19 c~~~s punted, Ha ha ha ha! What’s it take to qualify for pro ball? I think I got what it takes! set,,, down , hike! f~~~ that, BLITZ!!!!!

Frankone, that’s a good point you brought up on how deceitful the Unpublican party has been, they threw every “constitutional conservative” under their bus filled to capacity with hypocrisy, and ignorance, and they’ll back up the bus to squish anyone they missed. The Unpublican party is fractured between what it says, and what it does.

But meanwhile back in Rome, the fires continue to spread in the winds of liberal socialism. It’s only a matter of time before the vacuum of tax and spend policies turn “black hole” then private property disappears into the coffers of government, and a new age of total serfdom is establish for the people, thereby strangling liberty in the hands of tyrants that rule over all.

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