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> but the idea that <<people>> are acting in a manner to maintain/increase their wealth aint exactly a conspiracy theory. This is the correct statement and it'
by oblio 4y ago
> but the idea that <<people>> are acting in a manner to maintain/increase their wealth aint exactly a conspiracy theory.
This is the correct statement and it's not a conspiracy theory, it's a banality.
- olddustytrail 4y agoIt's certainly not correct. If it was far fewer people would be in debt. People generally prioritise short term happiness over wealth building.
- oblio 4y agoYour comment is not helping the conspiracy angle I was debunking up top so I assume we agree overall? There is no conspiracy, just random nature doing it thing and people trying to nudge it in their direction but frequently overshooting or undershooting.
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