>>19232556>I have to eat. An honest man.
>I can't just run off to the wild and live like a wolf.I mean, technically you can, but you would be surrendering the vast majority of the comforts that modern society has. If anything, it's more of an indictment on our collective inability to embrace suffering and growth on that level that explains how everything was allowed to get out of hand.
>Try telling the Wall Street regulars about what is happening. We have, the SEC has already started enacting proposals that force hedge funds to be more transparent in their short selling. That being said, I'm fully aware that the SEC is bought out by these (((people))), so I expect nothing serious to come from these proposals. It is nice to see hedge funds weep and gnash their teeth at a "nothing burger" though.
>It will get them to question their own risky investmentsI, too, would question my own cocaine-fueled financial decisions if I was associated with a hedge fund manager with a massive short position in a brick-n-mortar retailer who is not going bankrupt anytime soon kek.
>and put a lot of pressure on the Jews Behind The Curtains to do something about Game Stop.Yes, that is correct. If this was only contained to a few dozen (a couple hundred at most) household investors in the USA, this problem might've been solved with a few backroom deals and a few suicides with 6 bullets to the back of the head. The problem is that GameStop is a world wide company, therefor it has investors all around the world. And hundreds of thousands are buying the stock, AND direct registering shares by pulling them away from the clutches Wall Street kikes. (((The man))) can't just hand wave away hundreds of thousands of people all around the world who own their "property" in the form of real, genuine shares, so they're stuck in the deadliest game of hot-potato, with the heaviest financial bags the world has ever seen, until we all decide to sell and walk away.
Lol. Lmao. Kek hedgies.
