Yeah I'm myself anti-"Keynesian" in the "what should be" department. In the "what is" department, I get the impression that, given an official sanctioned and su

Yeah I'm myself anti-"Keynesian" in the "what should be" department. In the "what is" department, I get the impression that, given an official sanctioned and sufficiently convoluted "vehicle", the "masses" don't mind consuming more than they produce for a while, as long the gravy flows. Else, current fiat wouldn't stand a chance with the electorate, even accounting for "propaganda" and legal tender laws etc.