I'm other words, if you think the stock market is too efficient, deregulate!
Unfortunately, sane and thoughtful Americans will suffer because we didn't do enough. We all have Trumpy friends who we didn't yell at enough. Dollars we could have sent to voter outreach in PA and elsewhere, but didn't. I am guilty of overestimating my countrymen.
Do I deserve to live in a mismanaged kleptocracy? No more than I would deserve to die if I thought my Lyft driver was high: it's a foreseeable consequence, but not a just result.
This will be a painful learning experience for the Republic, but clearly we need to learn the lesson and hadn't yet when it mattered.
Switching browsers is so easy, and switching search engines is even easier. People are refusing to use the obviously worse products and blaming Google for the failures of their competition.
I think tariffs are doomed to be ineffective based on my understanding of economic history. Assuming that your understanding of economic history is better, and that tariffs can lead to a competitive domestic industry: Doesn't it bother you to see your preferred economic policy applied in a haphazard and nonstrategic manner that ensures the results will be absolute shit?
Like, if I thought that Ukraine could win against Russia by dropping solar panels, I would be pissed if they were just smuggling them into Russia and letting them fall off the back of a truck.
MAGA supporters were crying about the government interference when DHS told Twitter that the anti-vax misinformation could kill people. They were demanding that social media be made a common carrier when when neo-nazi's were being kicked off.
Now the President is shaking down research universities, telling companies to fire their CEOs, and having people deported for writing Op-Eds.
They're cheering now because their motivating value is power for herrenvolk. Always has been. Going forward there is no reason to humor assertions to the contrary.
The reward of a thing well done is to have done it. -- Emerson