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Originally Posted by Xhaosis
I don't believe in a extreme way like some here do, that when I wake up tomorrow, everything will be broken. Something are already broken, the credit market for sure. The Credit market is part of a Free market basically. Because of this blunder their will be new laws, and people to blame. How things are governed in the future will change dramatically. Thats my opinion hard times ahead, but no madmax lifestyle for our generation at least. Yet you really have to look at history too. WWII is what brought us out of the depression, people do crazy things when their hungry, or cold. The thing that bothers me is if people cannot get loans for buisnesses, or people cannot support a free market from the fruits of their labor, how can we maintain this system? A free market that is.. Products will have to have a high demand yield value, people would have to want to rob, steal or barrow if they were not working, or could not find work. I am more concerned about that, keeping our markets healthy. So we can buy food.
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Your right. You wont wake up and "everything will be broken".
The people who come up with these scenarios do it in a fantasy based vacuum where apparently everybody just stands aside and lets it collapse, which isn't going to happen.
The only way everything can collapse to Mad Max style is:
-Pandemic
-Nuclear War
-Natural Disaster (asteroid, solar flare, etc).
Things will get bad. Then they will improve. Then they will get bad again and improve.
That is the way of history.