Let’s keep this constructive—there’s no need to get personal. I haven’t come at you in that way. However, it’s become clear that you're not open to different viewpoints, and that’s your choice. As for me, I’ll base my perspective on what I see and hear directly, not on what others shout, speculate, or dramatize.
I’m not losing sleep over the debt issue. We’ve been told repeatedly that it’s soft debt and won’t be called in. I have no evidence to the contrary, and unless you do, I don’t see the point in panicking over hypotheticals. You’ve chosen to interpret the situation differently, to assume the worst, and that’s your right—but it doesn’t make your view more valid than mine.
Personally, I’d rather focus on what I can control than carry around anxiety over things I can’t change. If that means keeping perspective and not feeding into fear, so be it. If you still feel the need to respond with aggression, go ahead—I’ll stick with reason.