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You need to improve your reading comprehension. I never said any of these things.

Obviously energy prices can have an impact on food prices, in fact they do a lot with conventional agricultures dependence on fertilizers made from natural gas.

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While we’re discussing reading comprehension, I actually made an argument as to why the poor are especially, universally, affected more by inflation.

You can’t just counter the conclusion without countering the argument. How is what I described not something that’s always operating anywhere inflation is happening?

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Because you failed to understand my argument. I did address your concern above.

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Your argument is that because poor people don’t have savings, they don’t get affected by inflation.

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