> If you stop protecting them as investment accounts, you nuke the retirement accounts of 100 million people. A similar argument is advanced to protect shareh

> If you stop protecting them as investment accounts, you nuke the retirement accounts of 100 million people. A similar argument is advanced to protect shareholders who facilitate the degradation of quality of life across society. Perhaps retirement options should come with complete and crystal clear disclosure of actual consequences - and that those consequences needed to be vocally repeated by the buyer prior to acceptance. Recorded and witnessed, of course.