Re:Investors bought a record share of U.S. homes in 2021
by adam_arthur on Thursday February 17, 2022 @12:46PM
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It's implied. Clearly the comment above is suggesting corporate greed is partly contributing to cost pressures. I countered this thinking with my own set of thinking.
And if my comment is vapid, yours seems a tier below. You've said nothing other than a personal attack.
In the 70s they tried price controls to curb "corporate greed" and it led to mass shortages.
How about use some brainpower to refute something I've said rather than insult? Do you have any critical thought?
Re:Investors bought a record share of U.S. homes in 2021
by Supermancho on Friday February 18, 2022 @10:49AM
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> It's implied.
> Clearly the comment above is suggesting corporate greed is partly contributing to cost pressures.
Inflation is not related to greed, regardless if you want to say that astrology influences your lottery results. So no. You can be frustrated about it all you like. Good luck with that.
That wasn't a claim.
> Companies and people are greedy all the time, that's the fundamental basis of capitalism.
Oversimplification.
> An opt in moralism based economy will never work and has been tried and failed many times.
This wasn't suggested.
Your comment is vapid, in case you're wondering.