The 2008 financial crisis wasn’t the fault of free markets or a lack of regulations, as often claimed. The real culprit? The Federal Reserve’s promise to cover market losses encouraged reckless behavior.
By pledging to bail out big financial players, the Fed indirectly invited them to gamble with others' money, leading to the financial mayhem. It's a classic tale of government intervention gone awry, and now they're blaming the free market! If you're still putting trust in fiat systems, be cautious—it might be time to rethink who really controls the economy.