Eh, no. It's bad, sure, but we're a long way from the state of the economy right before the Great Depression. Here's an example:

Unemployment peaked around 25% in 1933. The worst of COVID was 14.8% in April 2020.

Housing. The cost of living. Underemployment. Unemployment. Gig work. It all sucks ass right now, but it sucked MUCH harder 100 years ago.

The answer today is the same as back then. Vote better.