As shiny and attractive as that illuminated nickel was for some I never found interest in it, "It's not so much a conspiracy as it is a bunch of super wealthy people that are like minded" N.Chomsky
I’m more interested as to why anti-capitalists would feel they could find favor and fairness in the trading world against the very thing they say they despise.
I don't consider myself an anti-capitalist A read of the SEC mandate spells it out satisfactorily imo ie, people like bread, some co. invents a bread slicer and Needs/goes to the capital markets to raise the funds to Deliver the greatest thing since trade in securities - sliced bread.
But.
Yeah man, the "market forces" will take care of everything, lol
I'm left to the impression you would set no limits
Laisse faire on steroids
Offer no explanation for the growth in disparity and strife in the society
...is merely the culmination of the US’s decades-long slide toward becoming the center of modern kleptocracy. The US has become the world’s greatest offshore haven, allowing the crooked and the criminal to launder and stash their ill-gotten gains across the country— moneyransacked from national treasuries and prone populations abroad. https://www.vox.com/policy-and-politics/2020/2/3/21100092/us-trump-kleptocracy-corruption-tax-havens
The US opening its arms to a flood of shady foreign money might seem counterintuitive, given the US’s previous role (thanks to things like the Foreign Corrupt Practices Act) as a leader in the fight against corruption. But while the US targeted dirty money — and those enabling its flow — abroad, it simultaneously rejiggered its own finance-sharing regulations to try to attract much of that same money, turning the US into a behemoth in the world of tax havens.
Read any more Panama Paper like reporting lately?. Who killed Epstein?. Lol, love me a good conspiracy. Weird shit all around on every social platform.. lulz
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