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RE: Should SBD Be a Pegged Asset? If So, When Should We Peg It?
It doesn't have to involve malice to still do tremendous damage (and I don't think you suggested any). Often that happens with the best of intentions.
I kind of implied blind greed and author short term self interest as the reasons why he supported the high SBD, and I might be wrong on that.
That's a good point. But I still think there is a strong case that defending the broken peg with whatever motive has done a lot of damage, and your comment was unusually clear and effective in making that case.
To be clear though, I don't view it as primarily a personalized issue, if at all. @aggroed is not at all the only one making that argument and certainly is not personally solely responsible for where things stand today.