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I believe that a global financial collapse is the “reset button” that the US desperately needs. This nonsense has got to stop, and our political leaders don’t have the will to do it.

I believe that a global financial collapse is the “reset button” that the US desperately needs.

The Soviet Union put off the day of reckoning for 70 yrs. And in our case the ChiComs, Saudis, and many other interested parties around the globe have a vested interest in putting it off as long as possible.

I don't expect I will live to see the 'reset'.

"I believe that a global financial collapse is the “reset button” that the US desperately needs. This nonsense has got to stop, and our political leaders don’t have the will to do it."

I reckon you're right about that, and here's a little something added. Look at the more influential constituents behind those politicians, who are also the sponsors of the mainstream media, the local NIMBYs blocking any new small shop manufacturing, violating the property rights of others and spreading false rumors against men they don't even know.

They still get paid from the debt of de-industrialization, and they're trying to keep the present situation going as long as possible. They do so, while blaming groups that really have no say in politics or policies. They continue to push for their next bipartisan pet of a politician while going on with their brainwashing efforts of fronting up politicians for hope and blame.

So who is buying? Well, the aforementioned are. But the less influential folks in the pool of potential voters are buying less, as the game of debt shrinks to a close.

I don’t mind a global economic collapse. But first just let me get holed up on five or ten acres in the country, with some chickens, a horse, a goat or two, and a lot of ammo.