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I mean, we still live in this mess, so investing your money in the stock market is in fact a good idea. We should obviously tax the rich.

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No, investing in stocks is a mix of lottery (fair but zero sum) and theft by exploitation of workers, resources & environment.

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No, the entire system is built on exploitation of workers. As a worker in the system, I’m talking about how to scrape a life out the best you can.

It’s objectively better to put your money that you want you save and possibly grow in an index fund, if you live in the us.

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It is impossible for money to create added value. Inflation adjusted gains in investments are entirely made up by losses of other people and/or wage theft. The oligarchies around the world have lobbied their way into politically mandated investment funds for private pension insurance, thereby ensuring us workers as accomplices in this scam, while they hope we don’t notice that for the breadcrumbs we may earn, we protect their interests - e.g. opposing capital gains taxes.

Investments are theft. And stock traders / investment bankers are thieves who steal from the poor and give to the rich, taking a good margin for themselves. Parasites to mankind.

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