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"As tiring as Rall's rants are, there is a modicum of comic relief about them. And it really hard to feel sorry for people who bring problems on themselves and then whine because no one else is willing to help fix them.
Rall rarely misses an opportunity to remind us how much smarter he is than everyone else: Columbia grad, world traveler, genuine know-it-all. So tell me, how is a guy this smart with a stellar education - one who worked in banking no less - apparently unable to save or invest? If he had any useful skills, I guess he'd have more time to spend plying a trade of some sort, instead of hoping he can find a bureaucracy to fix his problems for him, with someone else's money.
As a die-hard Marxist, Rall thinks nationalization of markets is a good idea. Does he really think this is going to make bureaucracy any more responsive or efficient?
I can tell from reading this (and past) columns, he pays twice what he should have to for his mortgage, and three times what he should for insurance. Suggestion. Do what millions of others are having to do now: downsize to affordable lodging and insurance. Maybe find a nice affordable trade school. Even if he still can't find a job, he can at least take solace in knowing he finally learned to do something useful.
Because when the value of what you produce is zero, you shouldn't complain about your compensation."
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