I kinda enjoy all the "war stories" from the 2008 housing market crash. Some of them are probably fake, but I am sure a lot are real. People lost their homes, while banks were bailed out. A lot of those people took that bailout money and paid out multi millions dollar bonuses. Touting the "too big to fail" protection. People's lives were ruined or irrevocably changed for the worse, by people who do nothing productive but play shell games with money. So while they were sipping champagne and buying a new sports car or a newly drastically reduced price chalet, that someone saved for their whole life to buy, had it foreclosed on. Many people were out on the streets, no Christmas for their kids that year, going hungry. Fuck'em.
There is a lot of resentment from 2008. The correct term is "not too big to fail", but "too big that it must fail"
And what we are seeing very shortly is one of the biggest examples of must fail.
There're too many people living in the united states that are not interested in it as it is, deep divides and so on. It can't work live this and it won't work.
Exactly. Capitalism that is artificially influenced by propping up mega corporations is called communism. So big that it must fail is exactly how it is supposed to be. We need diversity and independent business, not some giant clusterfuck conglomerate umbrella corporation that rules the world (like Google/Alphabet). The stock market is responsible for so much suffering. The entire premise of make money at all costs and forget about why you started the company in the first place, it's sickening. Once a company goes public it completely changes the mission statement and the purpose of that company from whatever they used to do to just making more profit at all costs.
131 South Dearborn in the Chicago Loop. A not so digital castle, housing not only Citadel but also the Chicago branch of Perkins Coie. It's right on the Blue line.
I kinda enjoy all the "war stories" from the 2008 housing market crash. Some of them are probably fake, but I am sure a lot are real. People lost their homes, while banks were bailed out. A lot of those people took that bailout money and paid out multi millions dollar bonuses. Touting the "too big to fail" protection. People's lives were ruined or irrevocably changed for the worse, by people who do nothing productive but play shell games with money. So while they were sipping champagne and buying a new sports car or a newly drastically reduced price chalet, that someone saved for their whole life to buy, had it foreclosed on. Many people were out on the streets, no Christmas for their kids that year, going hungry. Fuck'em.
There is a lot of resentment from 2008. The correct term is "not too big to fail", but "too big that it must fail"
And what we are seeing very shortly is one of the biggest examples of must fail.
There're too many people living in the united states that are not interested in it as it is, deep divides and so on. It can't work live this and it won't work.
Exactly. Capitalism that is artificially influenced by propping up mega corporations is called communism. So big that it must fail is exactly how it is supposed to be. We need diversity and independent business, not some giant clusterfuck conglomerate umbrella corporation that rules the world (like Google/Alphabet). The stock market is responsible for so much suffering. The entire premise of make money at all costs and forget about why you started the company in the first place, it's sickening. Once a company goes public it completely changes the mission statement and the purpose of that company from whatever they used to do to just making more profit at all costs.
Communism is honest fascism and fascism is dishonest communism. Public companies are more likely to be monopolies, due to investment capital.
Both come from SOCIALISM. Democrats hate it when you point that out.
There's no difference.
"Real communism" doesn't exist.
Becase fuck you, that's why....rotflmao
Oh wow, that'll show them!
lol ya just gotta look it up, mr not so savant...
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131 South Dearborn in the Chicago Loop. A not so digital castle, housing not only Citadel but also the Chicago branch of Perkins Coie. It's right on the Blue line.
So minecraft has finally gone digital? Nice.
Scorched earth!
Ok, well ... good for them
You get what you deserve.
THIS GUY GETS IT.
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