It's designed to force competitors to the largest woke corporations to engage in horribly wasteful bureaucratic bloat that keeps the power of the largest companies secure, while also enriching the Social Justice Racket.
It's worse than that, that's why there is so much influence within politics on this as well.
If they make a regular investment of a $1 million dollars a year into the SJR spending money on DIE initiatives. Those DIE initiatives perpetuate through the industry and run defense for the major corporate power that's funding them and forming stronger social connections with the activists on an individual level. Then the lobbyists add this tactic within political structures, so the SJR can secure a kind of Left-wing-fad voter, and the votes of the ideologically possessed, for loyal politicians. These politicians then listen to the lobbyists and craft regulations that protect the largest corporations from competition. When it comes to finance, suddenly you need the SJR's approval to even get "big boy" investments through racial quotas, ESG's, and being a known player within the SJR.
In the end, they're spending a million dollars a year, for several years, to craft a political, advertising, social, and financial environment that protects them from loss and challenge. The amount of savings that they would require for that kind of risk mitigation would be closer to hundreds of millions of dollars. Only then do you get to add the fact that no smaller corporation can even consider contributing to the SJR at the same level and rate that the biggest oligarchs do, and there's far too much power and influence that they hold over the individuals themselves to make any headway.
That's why I keep calling it a Social Justice Racket, it's because it is one.
It's not designed to make money.
It's designed to force competitors to the largest woke corporations to engage in horribly wasteful bureaucratic bloat that keeps the power of the largest companies secure, while also enriching the Social Justice Racket.
That's a fair point. If they have to spend five million of their own to cost startups two-and-a-half, that's a huge win for them.
It's worse than that, that's why there is so much influence within politics on this as well.
If they make a regular investment of a $1 million dollars a year into the SJR spending money on DIE initiatives. Those DIE initiatives perpetuate through the industry and run defense for the major corporate power that's funding them and forming stronger social connections with the activists on an individual level. Then the lobbyists add this tactic within political structures, so the SJR can secure a kind of Left-wing-fad voter, and the votes of the ideologically possessed, for loyal politicians. These politicians then listen to the lobbyists and craft regulations that protect the largest corporations from competition. When it comes to finance, suddenly you need the SJR's approval to even get "big boy" investments through racial quotas, ESG's, and being a known player within the SJR.
In the end, they're spending a million dollars a year, for several years, to craft a political, advertising, social, and financial environment that protects them from loss and challenge. The amount of savings that they would require for that kind of risk mitigation would be closer to hundreds of millions of dollars. Only then do you get to add the fact that no smaller corporation can even consider contributing to the SJR at the same level and rate that the biggest oligarchs do, and there's far too much power and influence that they hold over the individuals themselves to make any headway.
That's why I keep calling it a Social Justice Racket, it's because it is one.
Thanks for the writeup. It does not sound like this is going away any time soon.