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It was the largest increase since 2007. If this becomes a trend it will indicate consumers are getting reckless again. People got lots of free money last year. Now inflation is hitting them and they have less in terms of real disposable income. People don't like to scale back and live within...

Inventory is at lows. It's down 42% from 2019. https://www.fool.com/the-ascent/mortgages/articles/us-housing-inventory-is-at-an-all-time-low/

https://www.reuters.com/business/us-household-debt-increased-by-1-trillion-2021-most-since-2007-2022-02-08/ Here we go...this is what I've been waiting for when it comes to bubbling. Pay attention this this trend. Debt and inflation are both increasing. Interest rates are going up to slow...

By definition of manslaughter, this was the correct verdict. I feel bad for her, because it was clearly non-intentional, but an example must be made. When you choose to carry a gun, you can't afford to be negligent with it.

I'm wondering if she's really this stupid or she's doing it to provoke? This was probably the dumbest analogy I've ever seen in my life.

The lawyer seems like somebody with common sense. Not a political hack like most people commenting on this case.

If they need to live inside somebody else to survive, then yes.

Almost every abortion after that period is, because of serious medical reasons, not because the woman had second thoughts about wanting a baby. 99% of abortions are within the first 22 weeks.

Murder of what? Generally speaking, not a functioning human that could survive outside of the womb. Sure, it has potential, but it requires a lot of work. It has no history, no memories, nobody ever met them, etc.

Just another day in America. In my opinion gun laws are too loose in society and this is the inevitable result.

If the 3 Klansmen in the Arbery case are acquitted it won't be peaceful. That I can guarantee.

Has there been a peaceful protest in Portland within the last 5 years?

If the prosecution put all of their resources on the civil penalty of staying out past curfew carrying a penalty of up to a $200 fine they probably could have gotten him on that one. Instead they didn't bother to present any evidence towards that so it got thrown out.

He will be on Tucker Monday which is kind of disappointing. Ideally he would go away, but it'll be interesting to see if he keeps up the humility he displayed in the courtroom or he becomes arrogant. Unfortunately, there's a lot of monied interests praising him while the other side is shaming...

It was a really stupid law, but I guess it's what the jury has to work with. However, what's their probable cause justifying citizen's arrest?

I think there's a good chance he's just dumbass kid who got way in over his head. This is not a 50 year old professional politician.

So...you can approach somebody who isn't bothering you, point a gun at them with no legitimate reason, and then claim self-defense?

https://www.cnn.com/us/live-news/kyle-rittenhouse-trial-verdict-watch-11-19-21/ Hopefully no shit starts over this. I think most reasonable people were expecting this outcome. However, it's Friday...so who knows?

Where can I find out about this huge crime wave that his death halted?

I know it's Brunswick, GA, but if these 3 aren't found guilty I'll be shocked. Honestly, if they walk, riots are probably justified lol. I say this believing Rittenhouse will and should get off based on the facts of that case (doesn't mean I think he's anything, but a moron). I called Chauvin...