Unstated motives and conspiracy theories are always popular. Possibly, if someone wanted to present Doug's stated analysis they could present it as a conspiracy theory. This approach might be wildly popular. You could write a screenplay with Robert Redford playing Doug as the unknown financial analyst who stumbles upon a plot to privatize social security and steal billions of dollars. Redford's getting a little old so you might have to use Nick Nolte to play Doug.
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Tom L.
pms wrote:
> > Suppose that an unstated goal of our leaders *is* a near
> >> stagnant economy? Is suspecting that so crazy on my part?
> >>
> >
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> John. What would be some possible motivations driving this goal? Nothing
> sounds crazy to me when it comes to the pathology of money, but I'm
> curious what meta-narrative would lead you to such a conjecture.
>
> Happy Spring everyone!
> Paula