Sr. Pessimist

So Much for the Decoupling...

Europe will eat it, but it won't eat it as bad as the US. The EU accounts for something around half of the world's productivity. America will crap out while Europe will survive. American workers are productive at doing what they're told to do, but only 1 in 10 Americans are such workers. The rest tell them what to do in one way or another. So Europe will feel a pinch, but won't crap out as quickly as the expired capitalist fraud sham that is America.

American investment banks will knowingly con foreign banks into investing into their bad securities, but foreign banks won't be as easily misled next time. There won't be a next time. Foreign banks won't trust American banks anymore. And they shouldn't. This country is rigged backwards and upside down.

Decoupling? But We're All in This Together

Worldwide, the class heir to currency must fall. Let's start with the US. Trap the rich in here and don't let them escape. Our destiny awaits us all, and it just wouldn't be a party if all those invited didn't show up. Foreign countries can decouple and survive without taking hits from bad US monetary practices. So long as they learn from getting burned by investing in US white collar crime, when they stop doing business with corporations here they'll instantly be better off. Corporations are my estimation of the most inefficient current-day financial structuring available. The individual reigns in competency. Money makes matters worse.