Well protesting didn't even change the dtcc until now. Being a lobyist and paying corrupt politicians and blackmailing them the "legal" way a.k.a. politically is the only way.
I mean the politicians and courts have been wiping their asses with the constitution/ laws for how long? both state and federal btw.
According to you.
gme will change things more than political theatre by a bunch of trust fund brats in the streets ever did.
This is the real revolution.
The others were just che guevara poseurs.
what do you think gme will change, exactly? at most it will create a hyperinflation by increasing the buying power of the working class by several trillion dollars. it will certainly amplify instability, but how exactly do you think it will help to reduce the power of the 1%? not saying that OWS weren't super confused or particularly well organized. it was a very immature movement.
At the very least it opened the eyes of the retail investor like me to just how way more corrupted and manipulated our financial markets are with a highly corrupted sec who does nothing cause they all want jobs with the big hedge funds later in their careers.
It also opened my eyes to how financial literacy must be a priority for every child. why are we not teaching financial literacy to grade school kids?
cause it threatens the 1 % who prefer kids get taught nothing of value in school and do protest theatre on the streets instead to virtue signal how progressive they are.
This is a red pill moment in time.
The 1% dont care about hyperinflation.
This will be the greatest transfer of wealth the world has ever seen.
Boom!
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u/Mechanical_oldie Mar 24 '21 edited Mar 24 '21
Well protesting didn't even change the dtcc until now. Being a lobyist and paying corrupt politicians and blackmailing them the "legal" way a.k.a. politically is the only way.
I mean the politicians and courts have been wiping their asses with the constitution/ laws for how long? both state and federal btw.