Gen Z Americans say the clothes in stores are a bad omen that we’re going into a recession

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1. Leftist opinion piece. However, they should be excited that their claim the fashion is becoming more “agrarian” because working on the “Collective Farm” or working in a factory wearing a blue jumpsuit is a dream for most Socialists. Mao himself said that you cannot truly be a Communist unless you do your 2 years on the farm to learn what real work is, and then he sent everyone onto the farm to pay their dues.

   [https://time.com/archive/6841244/china-down-on-the-farm-with-marx-and-mao/](https://time.com/archive/6841244/china-down-on-the-farm-with-marx-and-mao/)

2. According to the news we’ve been going into a recession for several years now. I know that we are in a recession, and have been for some time.

   $1 trillion every 100 days

3. I no longer buy clothes. Any money I had to spend on retail therapy has been redirected to my weekly grocery shopping budget. It has been for several years now. This isn’t new. We’ve been in a recession. The economic data was compromised and not presented correctly, the economy wasn’t booming – government spending and historic immigration made it look better than it was.

4. I am getting old, everything now is a blame on the other gen… it’s not more about millennials

5. As a “sad beige” enjoyer. I disagree

6. Harry Truman said “It’s a recession when your neighbor loses his job; it’s a depression when you lose yours”. Right now it’s looking worse than a recession.

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