There are a number of epithets that liberals and others use in an attempt to destroy or otherwise discredit a theory without going to the intellectual work of refuting it. Either it’s too much trouble for the opponents to do so, or they are just unable to mount an effective offense against the despised theories.
Needless to say, some theories are not worthy of refutation. They are so preposterous or so offensive that one would not want to dignify them by expending time to destroy the ideas. And anyone who believes such nonsense might be beyond hope anyway.
All of that aside, there are real theories that deserve careful consideration. That is not to say that they are correct. It’s just to say that they are credible enough to deserve a fair hearing and debate.
When it comes to the economy and economists, there are so many different schools of thought, and so much obfuscation on the part of the government, that establishing an accurate theory is not simple. Throw in power politics, and you have a mixture that is highly inscrutable and unstable.
Since the truth of these theories will have profound implications on your financial well-being, they are dismissed at your peril. You’ll see what is meant by this on page two.
I’ve been thinking of just this possibility for some time. Wipe out Americans’ money, and they will turn on whomever is thought to be to blame.
–The first question that must be asked and answered is whether such a thing as the “Deep State” exists.
I must delete all this. Of course everyone believes it exists, has been talked about for so many years, Trump calls it out. We would see to naive to post such a thing