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| Wallace Tuberville, Senior Fellow at Demos and author of "The Detroit Bankruptcy," explains why he thinks Detroit may have been rigged to fail. |
Some think it was a long-planned for setup: 1) The state forces an 'Emergency Manager' (dictator) on Detroit (even though Detroit residents voted against an 'Emergency Manager' in a referendum); 2) The state cuts revenue sharing to Detroit; 3) The state thus rigs Detroit to fail by lighting the fuse on a '25-years-worth-of-interest' bomb. This appears to be a sneaky way to impose 'austerity', privatize Detroit's assets, and 'payback' Detroit's unions for all those years of good pay and benefits — snatching back money paid to workers by stripping their pension checks and benefits.—Ronald David Jackson
Interview: Wallace Turberville, Senior Fellow at Demos.
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