"The Germans may or may not be right about wanting a longer-term solution because they have historic fears of inflation and a return to the wheelbarrows of money it took to buy bread after the last Depression. They don't want a new Adolf Hitler to emerge either. They know their society better than Americans do.
The U.S. keeps saying, "wrong lesson, wrong lesson." Remember the 1930s, not the 1920s, and stop an economic collapse before it occurs. This very emphasis shows that their fears of a collapse are well advanced."
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