Is this “problematic”
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I'm going to take this in a completely different direction...
Perhaps this is indicative of an overall consensuses that the 9/5 work day, stagnating wages, and inflation is finally waking people up to the shit deal this generation has been given financially. I think this was part of Q's plan with the stimulus money. President Trump could have denied stimulus payments, but he didn't. He rolled with it.
We know we are being taxed without representation at this point. I cannot blame anyone for not wanting to slave away at a job only for a huge chunk of it to be taken away by the feds, especially when work places are beginning to mandate vaccines and masks. In the Corporate United States of America, the citizens are the commodities; to be bought and traded like stocks and bonds. In the reestablished Republic of the United States of America, citizens will no longer be slaves to the Big Banks. What we are seeing is a turning of the tide.
Labor should be incentivized, but it should also be fairly compensated for, with a just tax system, and accountability for where those taxes end up. At this time, none of those are presently true. We are going to see a lot of labor shortage in the coming year as more and more people become disenfranchised with the economy. Why should American citizens go to work for a shit wage when illegals are crossing the border every day and receiving free handouts from the Deep State?
49 percent of the US pay zero taxes.
So we're halfway there!
No. I was born into a first generation migrant family with no academics or money. I had to share a room with my brother... until my parents got divorced. Also lied about school, because I didn't want to ask for money for field trips.
I may have gotten lucky by finding the right incentives, e.g. a wonderful girl, and overall had decent parenting.
Today I'm a mathematician, did work both physically and academically, although pretty much exclusively to help and never in fulltime employment. And despite that I managed to become financially independent before my set target.
Also, if you crunch the numbers you will find that it's possible to retire with a small seven figure sum even if you perpetually earn minimum wage, something that nobody does. The key is starting early and investing regularly. Starting at 20 about 2.5 hours worth of minimum wage is sufficient.
What is missing is people actually taking a break from the noise of modern society and using the incredibly powerful tools that are freely available to virtually everyone to learn about possible paths, as well as actually setting some long-term goals and working towards them.
If people did that, the cabal or corrupt and demented corporatists wouldn't even be an issue.
That sounds all well and good, until you peak behind the curtain and realize you've been gambling your life savings away into a casino disguised as a legitimate market.
At any given moment the rug can be pulled out from underneath you and you may lose all of your investments. You think it can't happen until it does. The market will never be fair for the common investor until we hold hedge funds accountable for their market manipulation, and counterfeiting of shares. These hedge funds are both predator, and scavenger. The can target any one of the companies you invest in, and through the creation of synthetic shares they can drive the price down into bankruptcy, and syphon all of a company's wealth like a financial vampire.
That's not how it works. You fundamentally own a share in society. If the rug is pulled, it will recover. If anything, you now have an opportunity to acquire larger relative shares.
The only way there's no subsequent recovery is if we had problems so serious that money would mean absolutely nothing to anyone on this planet. Think nuclear war.
You also can't fall prey to manipulation if you go with recurrent purchases and diversify. The only way to get fucked for good is if you try to time your purchases and sales or go all in on any one type of asset. Which is why I specifically never mentioned trading of any kind.
People must learn that investments are one of the few real ways to not just generate wealth for yourself, but to indeed mold and evolve society. Consumers already do this on a much smaller scale, their choices impact what is made. Applying the same to investments fast-tracks the same effect.