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by nie100sowny
2297 days ago
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Coronavirus is not a cause, but it is just an igniter. The true cause of a crisis is pumping money into institutions which should bankrupt years ago. Pumping because we were too much afraid of normal crisis back then and now we get that crisis, but multiplied by 10 in terms of impact and time period. Crisis is good in economy. It let big, old and damaged trees to fall and to give more sun light to small healthy trees which may start to grow. Instead of pumping money into stock market which only feeds the richest ones, we should let them bankrupt to make a space for more healthy businesses. Unfortunately people on average do not understand it and still elect interventionists. It postpones crisis, increases income gap and make crisis at the end much more damaging. We are very close to see a bankruptcy of Italy. Then banks which bought their bonds will follow. With the Deutche Bank on top. |
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I agree with you!
Need to see wood not just trees.
That's also why I'm so triggered all the time when some bozo talks about "recession risk" again as if that was the problem.
This is a systemic crisis (in fact, my bet is on system collapse) and it's been years in fact decades in the making. If it hadn't been "coronavirus" hysteria it would have been something else to ignite the tinderbox.
Good riddance. It's kind of inconvenient for me personally but I think the system is stupid, evil and not accessible to reason or even pleading for change. As long as some portion of people can happily profit from status quo, they ride roughshod over everybody else and compensate their conscience with meaningless social wokeness and virtue signaling on IG/Fakebook.
Let the system burn down, maybe then people will listen to reason.