http://www.theatlantic.com/doc/201003/jobless-america-future?source=patrick.net
The Great Recession may be over, but this era of high joblessness is probably just beginning. Before it ends, it will likely change the life course and character of a generation of young adults. It will leave an indelible imprint on many blue-collar men. It could cripple marriage as an institution in many communities. It may already be plunging many inner cities into a despair not seen for decades. Ultimately, it is likely to warp our politics, our culture, and the character of our society for years to come.
What it is, is the end of Top Down rule. The domesticated humans will have to go fend for themselves.
Distort the culture?
Yep, the way domesticated canines become packs of “coy-dogs.” Except these coy-dogs can do science and technology and get organized on a global scale.
The Bolshevik Revolution was a proto-Soros “color revolution” of the Banksters. The Civil Rights Movement was another controlled “revolution.” It was all possible in a growing economy. The wind and tide favored the financial race. We were domesticated by ever growing prosperity. We were like mice conditioned to pull the lever, and get more and more cheese.
The cheese is all used up.
The Contraction Economy is where they lose control. We will be forced to create local, Bottom Up solutions just to survive. This will force us to create our own culture, which won’t be under Bankster control.
We will have a planet of coy-dog, Mind-Weapons.
Nail meet hammer.
http://www.bitcoin.org/node/1
Maybe you’re right, Kievsky, but recessions and crashes tend to have the opposite tendency. Economic downturns often result in wiping out the middle-income types and entrenching the big players. The White ‘middle class’ will probably continue to shrink as the economy becomes consumed by government subsidized banks and corporations. They’ve already bailed out all the big ones. When a White professional can’t find a job because Microsoft has flooded the market with Indian programmers, he’s told to “stop complaining.” But when the banks make bad investments and start losing money – the Fed bails them out.
Anyway, those of us in-the-know are already adapting and overcoming. Hopefully the rest of the race follows us.