We need to define the term “Wall Street.”
There are the average traders and investors. They do not want high unemployment.
Then there are the mega-powers that are the partners and servants of international central banking. I wouldn’t doubt if they do, in fact, want high unemployment.
If the latter is the case, then Michael Moore is once again openly displaying his lack of knowledge, for those mega-powers and Michael Moore have the same goal: global Socialist control and a two-tier/two-class society (the ruling and elite and the “workers”).
It matters not if they have to come to that structure through massive unemployment.
“Then there are the mega-powers that are the partners and servants of international central banking. I wouldn’t doubt if they do, in fact, want high unemployment.”
I find it hard to believe that anyone WANTS high unemployment, except for one entity, the government. Socialists need people out of work and dependent on the government teat.
As to the people on Wall Street, I believe there are many who don’t care what the employment rate is, but I can’t imagine where unemployment is good for business.
Proof that so much of what some people call conservatism is actually old fashioned HICK populism (populism, of course, being socialism for the resentful rural types).