I don't agree with your first part. If you change the word "can" to "won't be" then yes, I would agree.
We had a great chance to help it fail at "Too Big to Fail" In 2008. Instead, MORE of its goals were achieved in the mass closings of small businesses, of which I sustained irrecoverable damage as well despite not closing immediately, while Big-Corps were all bailed out. We made our decision then, and even then many were in the realization that we were merely kicking that can down the road. Well, we're now "down the road."
As to the second point you made, allow me to ask, and I've love to engage you on this, how do you consider that it along with the entire supporting global corporate structure that serves as one of its gatekeepers, that system rife with the extensive unpayable debt that keeps it in place, can be "bypassed"?
Again, I'd love to engage you on this. People don't undertstand how deep we are into it all.
I don't agree with your first part. If you change the word "can" to "won't be" then yes, I would agree.
We had a great chance to help it fail at "Too Big to Fail" In 2008. Instead, MORE of its goals were achieved in the mass closings of small businesses, of which I sustained irrecoverable damage as well despite not closing immediately, while Big-Corps were all bailed out. We made our decision then, and even then many were in the realization that we were merely kicking that can down the road. Well, we're now "down the road."
As to the second point you made, allow me to ask, and I've love to engage you on this, how do you consider that it along with the entire supporting global corporate structure that serves as one of its gatekeepers, that system rife with the extensive unpayable debt that keeps it in place, can be "bypassed"?
Again, I'd love to engage you on this. People don't undertstand how deep we are into it all.