Nope. Same for guns, ammo, GPUs, and what will soon be a list too long to count. The bad guys won (not legitimately, but they're holding the trophy and that's what counts). We're now entering the real Long Night in the United States. Things aren't truly going to get better in decades, maybe within our lifetimes.

We aren't seeing price spikes and temporary runs or shortages. What we're seeing is the very beginning of a true multi generational era of true poverty and want. It's not going away this year, next year, or this decade. And it's not going to be limited to building supplies or things for hobbies like guns or gaming. Actual bread lines are coming, and maybe if we are able to fight back and win, your grandchildren might live in a nation that resembles the prosperity we grew up with.

Nope. Same for guns, ammo, GPUs, and what will soon be a list too long to count. The bad guys won (not legitimately, but they're holding the trophy and that's what counts). We're now entering the real Long Night in the United States. Things aren't truly going to get better in decades, maybe within our lifetimes.

We aren't seeing price spikes and temporary runs out shortages. What we're seeing is the very beginning of a true multi generational era of true poverty and want. It's not going away this year, next year, or this decade. And it's not going to be limited to building supplies or things for hobbies like guns or gaming. Actual bread lines are coming, and maybe if we are able to fight back and win, your grandchildren might live in a nation that resembles the prosperity we grew up with.

Nope. Same for guns, ammo, GPUs, and what will soon be a list too long to count. The bad guys won (not legitimately, but they're holding the trophy and that's what counts). We're now entering the real Long Night in the United States. Things aren't truly going to get better in decades, maybe writing our lifetimes.

We aren't seeing price spikes and temporary runs out shortages. What we're seeing is the very beginning of a true multi generational era of true poverty and want. It's not going away this year, next year, or this decade. And it's not going to be limited to building supplies or things for hobbies like guns or gaming. Actual bread lines are coming, and maybe if we are able to fight back and win, your grandchildren might live in a nation that resembles the prosperity we grew up with.