Personally, I'm finding it easier to believe because I felt damn sure the Fed was feeding the market its TOMO/POMO back then on a constant basis while commodities went parabolic, the dollar went in the crapper and the market flatlined. It's their "backdoor" mandate and it's the kind of shit true believers will call you all sorts of names for mentioning.
The difference between 2010 and 2007 is that a bigger slice of the population truly saw that the emperor has no clothes during those meltdown episodes in 2008 and 2009, so this time around people view asset re-flation with a far more cynical eye.
Plus, it always helps to thin out the herd when you want to set asset prices at pre-determined levels.
The herd has moved on, leaving in its a wake, dust & piles of dog crap. Yes it may get ugly but I doubt anyone on Wall Street has given this a second thought, ancient history to WS.