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I cannot help but to point out hypocrisy.

We cannot deny everyday essentials from groceries to utilities, repairs, healthcare, and housing has become an affordability crisis or at least a hard strain on the average, everyday American.

There was a video that discussed this, and a woman was claiming how grocery prices alone were causing a major burden on her and her family. Then it flashed a clip of her showcasing her processed foods she bought. Then comes the negative comments saying she "should have bought rice and beans instead because its cheaper and healthier"... you know... the negative comments nitpicking and criticizing individual purchasing choices.

The lady wasn't splurging on eating out. She wasn't buying filet mignons or lobster dinners. In fact, these negative commenters were evading the fact our purchasing power we once had as middle class/working class Americans have dropped dramatically and our standard of living has been lowered.

When I was younger (early to mid 2000s), my mom used to fill 2 large carts with groceries to the point they were overflowing, walking out just spending a few hundred dollars. Now, it isn't uncommon for just a handful of grocery bags worth of items to cost $100.

The left was notorious for criticizing others on their food choices when their leftist regimes were in power, causing soaring inflation during their terms. Now that Trumpflation has taken its grip, now the right wants to do the same and downplay other's financial struggles? I call that hypocrisy!