If you are buying anything other than GME you are falling for the damage control shills trying to redirect your money. Any dollar going anywhere other than GME reduces the damage. $300 GME destroys the hedge, but there's some unknown threshold that destroys the whole centralized fiat financial system as we know it.

Because at a certain point the SEC steps in and does shit only a centralized player can do, which will be draconian and entirely unfair. It will expose the rigged game for all to see. Centralized fiat relies entirely on faith that it is fair, so exposure of cheating in the open (it's usually hidden) would be the beginning of the end of a financial system used to keep people in chains.

It's one thing if a hedge is on the line for tens of billions, but what if they're on the line for a trillion? Get it? Somewhere between the two the SEC has to step in to prevent people realizing the emperor has no clothes... which in and of itself will prove the same.

If you're only in it for quick returns, there are always other options, but if you're in it to fuck the system, for luls, or for financial revolution there is only ONE stock, GME.

$100 of your money has never had the power to do more for the future of humanity than today, and it's not in AMC.

If you are buying anything other than GME you are falling for the damage control shills trying to redirect your money. Any dollar going anywhere other than GME reduces the damage. $300 GME destroys the hedge, but there's some unknown threshold that destroys the whole centralized fiat financial system as we know it.

Because at a certain point the SEC steps in and does shit only a centralized player can do, which will be draconian and entirely unfair. It will expose the rigged game for all to see. Centralized fiat relies entirely on faith that it is fair, so exposure of cheating in the open (it's usually hidden) would be the beginning of the end of a financial system used to keep people in chains.

It's one thing if a hedge is on the line for tens of billions, but what if they're on the line for a trillion? Get it? Somewhere between the two the SEC has to step in to prevent people realizing the emperor has no clothes... which in and of itself will prove the same.

If you're only in it for quick returns, there are always other options, but if you're in it to fuck the system, for luls, or for financial revolution there is only ONE stock, GME.

$100 has never had the power to do more for the future of humanity than today, and it's not in AMC.

If you are buying anything other than GME you are falling for the damage control shills trying to redirect your money. Any dollar going anywhere other than GME reduces the damage. $300 GME destroys the hedge, but there's some unknown threshold that destroys the whole centralized fiat financial system as we know it.

Because at a certain point the SEC steps in and does shit only a centralized player can do, which will be draconian and entirely unfair. It will expose the rigged game for all to see. Centralized fiat relies entirely on faith that it is fair, so exposure of cheating in the open (it's usually hidden) would be the beginning of the end of a financial system used to keep people in chains.

It's one thing if a hedge is on the line for tens of billions, but what if they're on the line for a trillion? Get it? Somewhere between the two the SEC has to step in to prevent people realizing the emperor has no clothes... which in and of itself will prove the same.

If you're only in it for quick returns, there are always other option, but if you're in it to fuck the system there is only ONE stock, GME.