Yes, not many were paying attention to the loan structures implying there wouldn't be much of an internal change. However, everyone else already has issues competing on interest rates, and I'd think lowering them would entice money to invest on something; the crisis on the core should come when another tech bubble bursts, no? Which America definitely doesn't want.
I miss something often enough, but I think you're overthinking a little.
And more than that, I think people who distrust the narrative, but don't see the good struggle against it, including by so many jews, are likely to be indifferent to the blowback. My visceral reaction is certainly to feel that way, before my brain kicks in.