Well, unfortunately, lots of people like to complain about what the market does while simultaneously encouraging it to do it with their wallets/purses. For instance, they say the market should give female athletes more money while simultaneously not buying their cards, jerseys, or going to their events. For another example, they give the 1% lots of money daily for things they absolutely don’t need while simultaneously complaining about how the 1% end up with all the money. Can’t have it both ways. If you shovel sand into your mouth, you’re gonna hafta deal with a mouth full of sand, unfortunately.
Yeah, I’m starting to see a bit of a trend with you. It seems you’ve been trained to oppose things without knowing why. Believe it or not, there actually are some valid points inside of you, you just need to spend some time getting to know yourself enough to find them.
Well, unfortunately, lots of people like to complain about what the market does while simultaneously encouraging it to do it with their wallets/purses. For instance, they say the market should give female athletes more money while simultaneously not buying their cards, jerseys, or going to their events. For another example, they give the 1% lots of money daily for things they absolutely don’t need while simultaneously complaining about how the 1% end up with all the money. Can’t have it both ways. If you shovel sand into your mouth, you’re gonna hafta deal with a mouth full of sand, unfortunately.
lmao this is the worst economic analysis I’ve ever seen
Interesting. Care to elaborate on which part/parts you disagree with? I honestly didn’t think any part of this was even slightly controversial.
No :D
Yeah, I’m starting to see a bit of a trend with you. It seems you’ve been trained to oppose things without knowing why. Believe it or not, there actually are some valid points inside of you, you just need to spend some time getting to know yourself enough to find them.
Cool!