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Selling something that you know will end up worthless because you know suckers will buy it is wrong. It's morally and ethically theft. Gross, filthy, self-con
by TomSwirly 6y ago
Selling something that you know will end up worthless because you know suckers will buy it is wrong.
It's morally and ethically theft. Gross, filthy, self-conscious theft.
The fact that people just laugh and say, "That's business!" is an indication of how morally bankrupt the business world is.
- lupire 6y agoAlmost everything ever sold ends up worthless. The colloquial term for someone who buys something is "consumer".
- roywiggins 6y agoLots of people sold Hertz stock knowing it was going to be worthless, why should Hertz be singled out?
- kpommerenke 6y agoLet's not talk about Bitcoin again.
- lotsofpulp 6y ago> Selling something that you know will end up worthless because you know suckers will buy it is wrong. This is a discussion about informed buyers who want to gamble on minute probabilities, not suckers.