>>30 Incremental change? Sure thing, hands down. More stuff like the welfare reform of 1996, less conservative pandering/lies and democrat paralysis. I have seen the dark side of socialism. Actually, being a Swede, I fucksing live in the dark side. Just as long as the system is so fucking tight than no one can turn the tables and just as long as people get the the education and the preparation to let the market handle things. The current attempt at privatization may be a step in the right direction, but it would be ineffective, unfair, based on lies, very harmful to most Americans and their view of economic liberalism not to mention how poorly it worked in Chile. This is a small, sweeping and radical step and I can't approve of it even if I approve of the direction. It is an extreme solution looking for an extreme problem. The Infamous Deal That Causes Haemorrhaging in All Libertarians (TM) was very poorly implemented as well but the spreading inequality (the cause of the depression) was so ubiquitious it was okay to play hardball. This is not the case here.