I'm more saying that there is a social consequence to investing, and people should be mindful of them. I know we all (well most of us) enjoy the benefits of liv

I'm more saying that there is a social consequence to investing, and people should be mindful of them. I know we all (well most of us) enjoy the benefits of living in a Capitalist society and can put our money where we like, but as I said property is divisive and money sitting there doesn't generate wealth in a meaningful way. It's certainly not just about myself, if you talk to any person under 30 in a major city in a G7 country they will cite housing concerns and access to a stable home as a key concern. There's nothing anti-capitalist about investing to protect wealth and benefit society.