S McCoy, I've never been able to understand the logic of this. You seem to agree that the people I'm talking about are out there, that they have their hands on our money, and they're up to no good, but your answer to the trouble they cause is to let them go on making as much trouble as they want because somehow, somewhere the destruction they cause is balanced out to someone's benefit? This is like saying to a family who've lost everything in a house fire, Cheer up, there's a contractor building two houses someone else will get to live in across town. And how do we improve our morality and become more noble-minded in a system that rewards selfishness and wanton destruction of others' lives with gobs and gobs of money? Besides that, we've had the kind of unbridled capitalism you think is all to the good, from, oh, around 1820 to 1930 and the result was sweat shops, children working in mines, starvation wages, six day workweeks, fourteen hour work days, the poisoning of rivers and lakes and the air over every city, frequent economic collapses and mass unemployment, for a long time all of it happening hand in glove with slavery and he genocide of Native Americans, and you want to bring that back why?