Great Depression? From Canned Goods to Layoffs, the Storm Is Brewing
Americans, still haunted by the memory of Black Tuesday and the Great Depression, now fear the nightmare might be making a comeback—with new packaging and worse consequences.
In a scathing report, CNN warns that the U.S. may be inching dangerously close to a devastating economic recession.
The article points to a surge in the use of discount coupons, the popularity of canned goods, a rise in sales of unpopular music albums, and a shift toward cheap, low-quality clothing brands — all seen as echoes of America's Great Depression.
Analysts now see these patterns as an unofficial but powerful indicator of looming economic collapse.
Meanwhile, Trump’s trade wars and mass layoffs in government sectors are pouring gasoline on the fire.
Americans, still haunted by the memory of Black Tuesday and the Great Depression, now fear the nightmare might be making a comeback—with new packaging and worse consequences.
