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>But why touch that stable state? Because it's not working for a majority of people? In a democracy, those are the rules.
by netbioserror 1y ago
>But why touch that stable state?
Because it's not working for a majority of people? In a democracy, those are the rules.
- viraptor 1y agoThe questions was why touch that stable state specifically. As in, why random tariffs, if you're up for flipping random switches with no good plan anyway. (My guess - it made some people lots of money. Not in a way that would make majority happy.)