I didn't know that unlocking the value just really meant going up to the CEO and saying unlock the safe, and give me the money that's been saved for investment in the company. Just give me the money for my shareholders, or else you are out of a job tomorrow. I didn't know that that's what unlocking the value meant. Does solving that problem mean people should accept that they don't have to have 20 percent returns on their investment. The other way is to just recycle the money like Swedish socialism.
Swedish socialism is capitalism.
But it also seemed to have a deeper meaning, to suggest that we, the average American who has money in a 401K or IRA or college fund, are complicit in the global flows of money that suddenly put millions out of work in Thailand or Indonesia. I don't know about that. It is because of the larger accumulations that the pressure is there. It took me a long time to get that. Before I started, I thought these places are poor, these people are starving, and then these new opportunites came along with globalism, and there were some winners and some losers.