So, I am not American, but I am curious, what do you expect from your institutions? Do you expect them to intervene with the markets harsher and sooner? The thi

So, I am not American, but I am curious, what do you expect from your institutions? Do you expect them to intervene with the markets harsher and sooner? The thing is, lot of people disagree on that one. Also, I feel like in a democracy (yes, maybe US isn't but I am talking about your vision now), institutions are owned by the public. It's the public (i.e. you) that needs to take initiative about what their government should do. Otherwise it just runs on autopilot (which has benefits, too), or is overtaken by business interests. My feeling is that people are actually happy in the bubble. Yes, some if not most are going to be unhappy, eventually, when it blows up. But who should tell them better?