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Originally Posted by mynameisjim
I am guilty of being an optimist so no argument there. But it comes from the fact that the doomsday scenarios never come true no matter what. Whether it be that gangs or drug lords would take over, or Japan would own all of America, or the world will freeze over.....It never comes true because when you have hundreds of millions people all trying to make a better life for themselves, they end up coming up with solutions and dragging the rest of the world with them. When countries fail, they go out with a whimper, not a bang. If America fails, it will be a slow decline over decades and decades, not some giant implosion.
Not to mention, it's the optimists who are at this very minute creating the technology and the new industries that will give everyone a job again in the coming years, not the people running around saying the world has come to end and there is nothing we can do about it.
Government will always waste money, big business will always rip everyone off. The only thing we can do is make more money. Every decade or so something pops up that makes everyone so much money it covers up all the mistakes. It's the way the system works.
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That's just it. Blind optimism isn't meant to be logical nor based on anything logical. It's for people who can't fathom a doomsday scenario. There is no special technology that will give us 50 trillion dollars to get out of debt. There is no special formula. There is only Obama and the moronic keynesian economics with their fundamentally flawed principles. There's nowhere to go but down.