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This isn't honestly terribly surprising. When the sky started falling, plenty of folks were happy to mention that bad times are only bad for people who can't a
by DanHulton 13y ago
This isn't honestly terribly surprising. When the sky started falling, plenty of folks were happy to mention that bad times are only bad for people who can't afford to take advantage of them.
When stocks are crashing? That just means they become cheaper to pick up for the very rich, who get even richer when the economy straightens out again. Meanwhile, everyone who had to dump their investments to survive has to start over with less.
It shouldn't be hard to recognize that there's something terribly wrong going on here, but the tough part is trying to figure out just what to do to fix it. Hell if I know.