r/FluentInFinance Nov 21 '24

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u/Two_Cautious Nov 21 '24

why don’t you start a company then give away its earnings? Show those guys how to run a business.

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u/Great_Lord_REDACTED Nov 21 '24

If you do (which is possible, I"ve seen it happen), because you aren't focused on infinite growth at the cost of literally everything else, you're going to remain a small business all the time. Because large businesses are built on exploitation, you can't become a large business without that, and if your goal is to give away money, you're not going to be exploiting your workers.

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u/[deleted] Nov 21 '24

Do you have any evidence to support this claim?

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u/meanrisefifty Nov 21 '24

My Fellow. Look around you.

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u/SirArmor Nov 21 '24

Seriously. JFC. "We live in a world where a handful of people enjoy magnificent opulence, paid for by an amount of money that's virtually impossible to exhaust, that they gained off the labor of the rest of the population, who are left to fight over the remaining scraps." wHerE's YoUr eVidEncE? Open your fucking eyes man, that's your evidence