>And maybe that bubble will pop and maybe it will soon, but when it does, most of us will wish it hadn't. It will, and it will be huge. It may in fact be the t

>And maybe that bubble will pop and maybe it will soon, but when it does, most of us will wish it hadn't. It will, and it will be huge. It may in fact be the trigger of the next Great Depression. It's going to be ugly. But maybe that's the pain the US needs. This situation was decades in the making and the US decided instead to blow up the debt to unmaintainable levels. There's very little rope left this time if we have even a recession withotu hyperinflation (let alone a depression). It will be bad, but I'm also beyond tired of everyone kicking the ticking pipe bomb down the road for the next generation to handle. The sooner it blows up, the better chance we have something left to clean up. Maybe we can bring some integrity back to the country.