> I dont want it to be this way

Okay, but the smug tone of your prior post kinda contradicts that, which is why me and others responded the way they did.

Hard to know how to have the conversation when you're responding like a completely different person from one comment to another really. Weird.

The "you can make more money renting and investing" crowd should consider my remarks smug. People too poor to afford homes who are now cut off from doing so for probably the next half decade, mainly because central banks would perfer they stave than asset prices fall, should probably riot.

Ah okay, the smug tone is because you want people to get frustrated and riot. Yeah, I kinda figured that already. Wrecker.

Perhaps if they believe in Democracy harder the same leaders that have been in power for decades will suddenly decide to care about them. I think the magic of Tinkerbell works in a similar way.

Going back to your first comment, you said 'the train is leaving the station brother' - that 'brother' part kinda implies that you and them are on the train together.

With that in mind, could you confirm that you are an American citizen living in America and that, metaphorically speaking, you are indeed on that same 'train' together? And that you aren't, so to speak, standing outside fanning the flames of unrest with your smug comments?

I'm a American who owns a house in America.

Okay... I mean, I see where you're coming from I just don't think that riots and unrest are the best answer. The best answer should be that the problems are solved actively and decisively but... that isn't happening, and the people in charge are just... staggering about like their strings have been cut, which is odd.

It is all very weird.