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Of course there’s hatred involved here. What you’re essentially saying is that the market has always been organized in such a way that fluctuations and correcti
by rTX5CMRXIfFG 3y ago
Of course there’s hatred involved here. What you’re essentially saying is that the market has always been organized in such a way that fluctuations and corrections happen, so why should anyone else complain and question that? And when you are attacking the author’s person by painting him in a market loser’s light despite not knowing anything about him (and I don’t, and many who read the article don’t), how is that not personal vendetta?
The market is a manmade system that we can control by regulation, and organizing any controllable system in such a way that it generates a lot of waste before self-correcting is not necessary. Real people become aggravated when corrections happen, e.g. immigrants on a worker visa, people who moved their entire lives, people who found it hard to find the very jobs that they lost, etc. You can’t act surprised that people complain because they are on the receiving end of these corrections (“market losers” to you, right?) as if they are supposed to just put up with bullshit that was not even necessary to begin with.
- noduerme 3y agoAmong the people who don't know people in this story, you don't know me. You act as if a person who wrote an opinion you disagree with must (1) be operating out of deep personal emotions - hatreds and vendettas, and (2) be the very personification of everything you hate, indeed, responsible for every injustice by my very attitude! Ascribing such levels of malice out of the gate is a radicalized, religious-like, conspiratorial response to things one disagrees with. It serves no purpose except to attempt to shut down debate. In fact it has, as I have no interest in debating someone who feigns to know my intentions and believes I'm personally responsible for their problems and the state of the world.