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Plus in "managing real estate" you are living off the backs of others in a flawed system. These real-estate "investors" are simply the foot-soldiers of banks wh
by branchless 11y ago
Plus in "managing real estate" you are living off the backs of others in a flawed system. These real-estate "investors" are simply the foot-soldiers of banks who are creaming off real wealth creation.
You only have to think about it for a moment to realise this. What if everyone did it? We'd all starve. What if everyone worked hard to gain a skill and then used it to create wealth? We'd have a great life.
I understand what's happening with land exploitation but I won't join in because it's disgusting. It's not "just business" as these sorts would say.
- mywittyname 11y ago> What if everyone did it? We'd all starve If everyone did anything other than grow/hunt food, then we'd all starve. The entire structure of our economy is built are specialization where only a small fraction of workers produce enough food for the entire population.
- branchless 11y agoI knew someone would try to skew this so that's why I specifically categorized it into "creating wealth" vs "rentier activity". I don't see your point as valid, of course if we all made kitchenware and nobody made food we'd starve, that wasn't the point of my post.
- mywittyname 11y agoIf you knew somebody was going to make that argument, you should have preemptively addressed it in your origin post.