If there's no dancing, it's not my revolution.

  • ValpoYAFF [comrade/them]
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    2 years ago

    Yeah, that was my problem with the video too. However, it is worth noting that even though an individual might own a share of an exchange-traded mutual fund, they almost never receive any voting power. This isn't surprising, because it's basically like owning a fraction of a fraction of a share. What is worth wondering, however, is who gets the vote. Imo Blackrock and Vanguard do - it's not like they're secretly and evilly controlling the world's economy, but they do certainly tend to vote in the interests of their shares not dropping in value.