This is a stupid response. Remember 2009 when the housing bubble popped and it effected the entire economy? With billions tied up in commercial real estate, it will have a wider impact then just office buildings and retail locations
And the opposite of suicidal, the “carpe diem” idea, rather hedonist, is equivalent in that they believe in “no tomorrow”.
A lot of people suffer dissociation since Trump, which was crystallized in The Joker movie. Or perhaps it was due to social media. In any case, wanting to “see the world burn” is a recurrent idea, I’d like a study on how many people seriously adopt this attitude.
Dear God, English is the stupidest language ever.
No one uses "cause and effect" like "cease and desist".
A lot of people are so disenfranchised from the wealth that the world could crash and they could care less. They are already at the bottom with nothing to lose.
Such is the inequality in America these days.
If they have access to running water and a roof over their head, this is a wildly misinformed perspective. The people at the bottom typically feel the most pain during economic wipeouts.