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> No money is lost, it just moves. Admittedly into fewer hands. The damage is mostly capped at $150 or so, I would imagine. I mean, that describes literal robb
by colanderman 9y ago
> No money is lost, it just moves. Admittedly into fewer hands. The damage is mostly capped at $150 or so, I would imagine.
I mean, that describes literal robbery too.
- crapitalism9 9y ago>> No money is lost, it just moves. Admittedly into fewer hands. > I mean, that describes literal robbery too. I mean, that describes capitalism pretty well too.
- SolarNet 9y agoNah man, what if there are like 3 robbers. Then the money moved into more hands (I guess if some of the robbers only had like one hand though...). Pyramid schemes aren't a scam because it's fewer hands.