You’re too kind

(Subtle enough?)

I was coming to say that also.

The stock market is nothing more than gambling on the public (rich people) sentiment about how well that company is going to do. It’s similar to how there is gambling on who will win the presidency, and does not affect the outcomes.

Buying stock is not investment, the money that the company recieves comes from issuing the stock. Your money does not fund the evil things that the company does, unless you are paying for goods/services from that company. But, I have seen that stock price influences the decisions of leadership inside the company. Your individual action will not influence the stock price.

Who is that one guy in the trifecta? Almost feels like this image was meant to draw attention to him.

(Edit: That is Thomas Homan)

I’ve had a chance to watch it now. Even he understands the spirit of the sentiment. Despair (hopelessness) leads to inaction, anger spurs it on.

We can be hopeful once we’re free.

You cannot educate the unwilling

I investigated who owns the property management company that owns my apartment. Turns out it’s a bunch of Israelis. They also buy up land over there. They hold near 20,000 properties and tens of billions of dollars worth of housing.

I was mad that they suck so bad at hiring decent people in the office, now I’m even angrier that they are taking land from the victims of Israel.

Anger is more useful than despair – by Terminator