black rock is a stand in for "the jews." black rock doesn't really own all those companies they are just investors in them.
this is just another bait and switch diversion from actually just holding corporate americas accountable for what they do. lockheed, monsanto, etc are all more culpable than black rock for the shit he is talking about.
dumbasses gonna be dumbasses.
I bet this idiot would never say that capitalism is the problem. even though it's obvious that it is.
black rock doesn’t really own all those companies they are just investors in them.
???
What do you think shareholders are?
Blackrock is not Jewish lol, together with Vanguard and State Street (the Big Three), they’re institutional investors whose goal is to maximize profit for the amorphous financial bourgeois class of America.
Here’s what Bernie Sanders has to say about them back in 2022:
Today, in America, just three Wall Street firms – BlackRock, Vanguard and State Street - manage $22 trillion in assets. These three firms are major shareholders in more than 96 percent of S&P 500 companies. Obscene.
For reference, these firms were the major shareholders to only 25% of S&P500 back in 2000. What you’re seeing is the hyper-financialization and the complete capture of American economy by finance capitalism.
black rock is a stand in for "the jews." black rock doesn't really own all those companies they are just investors in them.
this is just another bait and switch diversion from actually just holding corporate americas accountable for what they do. lockheed, monsanto, etc are all more culpable than black rock for the shit he is talking about.
dumbasses gonna be dumbasses.
I bet this idiot would never say that capitalism is the problem. even though it's obvious that it is.
???
What do you think shareholders are?
Blackrock is not Jewish lol, together with Vanguard and State Street (the Big Three), they’re institutional investors whose goal is to maximize profit for the amorphous financial bourgeois class of America.
Here’s what Bernie Sanders has to say about them back in 2022:
For reference, these firms were the major shareholders to only 25% of S&P500 back in 2000. What you’re seeing is the hyper-financialization and the complete capture of American economy by finance capitalism.
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Don't disagree, but investing general means owning a chunk(share) of the company, large public companies generally don't have a single owner