> Soros largely caused the problem No he didn't, Soros exposed the problem of pegging a currency to an exchange rate they couldn't hold; a problem created by

> Soros largely caused the problem No he didn't, Soros exposed the problem of pegging a currency to an exchange rate they couldn't hold; a problem created by the Bank of England. You seem to think quoting an article you just read is educating me, it isn't; I'm a trader, Soros billion dollar trade is legendary among traders, I've known about it for years and you're clearly not educated in what he did or what it means. The problem here was the Bank of England pegging the currency, not Soros profiting from their inability to maintain that peg. The bad guy here is the Bank of England, not Soros. And no, the Koch's are evil because they actively spend enormous amounts of money doing everything they can to destroy the political process and suppress votes, destroy the planet and deny climate change, and just generally prove themselves to be utterly disgusting and repugnant human beings who only care about maintaining their own power. They are the literal personification of the evils of excessive wealth. Nor are the Koch's by any standard champions of the free market. The Koch's are crony capitalists eager to spend their billions messing with the political process to gain favor and legal protections for their businesses. This isn't championing a free market by any stretch of the imagination. You won't find Soros doing that shit. Shit you're trying to sell his trading as being bad precisely because you can't find much else to call him bad for despite the fact that his billion dollar trade is in no way him being bad.