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Although they are rich and unkind, the one-sided conclusion is still questionable
Ervin 2022-11-21 10:03:03
It's interesting to revisit the subprime crisis during Occupy Wall Street. The biggest feeling is that in front of the camera, no matter how big the fan is, it will not collapse. This kind of shooting and editing makes the whole issue come to a one-sided conclusion, but I fully believe that the truth should be more complicated. At the same time, the obvious doubt is that since oligarchs can buy a wall street government, why can't they buy a wall street hollywood. . The most blatant thing is that maybe the oligarchs don't care what the common people think of them. Controlling the superstructure is the key. No matter if the xx party is in power, it can be done. Of course, it is always easy to talk about the country on the other side.
Extended Reading
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Andrew Sheng: Why should a financial engineer be paid four times to 100 times more than a real engineer? A real engineer build bridges. A financial engineer build dreams. And, you know, when those dreams turn out to be nightmares, other people pay for it
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Frank Partnoy: You're gonna make an extra $2 million a year, or $10 million a year for putting your financial institution at risk. Someone else pays the bill, you don't. Would you make that bet? Most people on Wall Street said, 'Sure, I'd make that bet.'