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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;TommyP, post: 2643828, member: 80814&quot;]Cute and point taken. I just see the world today as very full of &#039;nothing&#039;. Piles of nothing built of houses of cards. I realize many have gotten and will continue to gain great strides of wealth and that largely, that&#039;s how it always has been. However, is our &#039;Walmart style&#039; of generating supposed value out of nothingness, I suspect the ride will soon be over for everybody. Wild swings, frozen stagnant labor rates from 1965 coupled with outrageous costs of living, ever rising profit margins, supposed value out of little that is tangible have to end in a bad crash. I know that those with the most to lose don&#039;t like hearing it and they believe everybody that doesn&#039;t think like they do has to be crazy but there are many &#039;crazy&#039; people that actually generate the wealth in society and they aren&#039;t reaping the benefits of their wealth. Somebody else is. That HAS to end in disaster, and it will. Call it what you like. When it crashes, it&#039;ll crash harder than anybody has ever seen. Grab the umbrellas and duck the falling &#039;formerly&#039; wealthy bodies edging off the rooftops and behold the rest of us who are already used to the carnage that the big boys created. Their paper will be the equivalent of Zimbabwe&#039;s currency. Frankly, I think that&#039;s when the rest of the world might actually be able to reset itself and reformulate our smoke and mirrors nothingness into something tangible for those that actually generate the wealth through their ACTUAL hard work (not the &#039;hard work&#039; referenced by the the suit and tie, Limo driving, jet setting blowhards of past days). Frankly, it&#039;ll be refreshing and I look forward to the crash that is inevitable. We need the reset. Everybody does.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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