So much contradiction here. So you know that people want jobs and a growing economy, and when they actually vote for something else, it is "crafty populism." De

So much contradiction here. So you know that people want jobs and a growing economy, and when they actually vote for something else, it is "crafty populism." Demagogues and uneducated voters are real but separate problems. But the people should remain sovereign, not elevate capital to some level of international rights. Seems like you're mostly arguing that capital should be protected at the cost of people, not at the cost of capital. In your example, the company could buy insurance against certain losses, thus creating jobs in the insurance sector.