Let me get this straight. Prices continue to rise; wages have been stagnant for decades and now are rising much slower than inflation.

But you are advocating for higher interest rates, which, given that the poorest 50% of Americans are on average worth less than $0, is simply going to crush them and profit the rich.

Your average American's biggest asset is their house, which will continue to maintain value on average, and their biggest liabilities are mortgages and student debt.

90% of mortgages are fixed rate; I couldn't get an overall picture of what percentage of student loans are fixed rate, but certainly the majority; so for your average person, uniform inflation of both wages and prices is a huge boon to them.

And your argument as to why the poor will benefit from high interest rates is... what? In fact, you don't offer one, you just take it as gospel.

Gospel is a good word here. You emit your religious beliefs about economics without any argument, because someone whose mind is already made up has no need of facts, arguments, numbers or models.