In politics, nothing is ever as it seems. There are no coincidences..................
Another thing you probably know but many here don’t is that market volatility and change is not a bad thing - it is the birth pangs of innovation, breakthrough and eventually economic growth and greater wealth and success. Resources are realigned and some re-training may be required, but is is the path to true progress and economic growth and greater prosperity for the average person.
At the same time, the free market enables reliable pricing which is important information for reliance, predictability, and future planning. Government will never get any of this but then government was never created to get this stuff - only to stay out of the way.
Government tries to sell itself, and many believe it, as the “stabilizing factor” in a changeable and volatile market environment. But the facts tell us a much different story: government has mostly been a great destabilizing factor in the market economy creating unreliability and dampening innovation and economic/market stagnation. All of the command and control communist and socialist regimes past ans present testify to this. No matter, it seems. Many just want to rely on government regardless of fact or theory.
Our mission, should we choose to accept it, is to re-educate as many as possible with remedial free market economic theory which is freedom in action. As always, should we be caught or killed, the Secretary will disavow any knowledge of our actions.
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