If they're being paid by Blackrock or Vanguard, then it is money laundering. The banks print infinity money, hand out a lot of it to middle man organizations like Blackrock and Vanguard, who buy up stocks for companies, force those companies to pursue DEI in hiring and their products to keep being paid, the companies decline, as merit is destroyed and customers stop paying for their slop, but they keep getting paid by Blackrock and Vanguard to keep making the slop. It's all run off of fake money printed by bankers. So, not only are we taxed via inflation from the money printing, but that invisible taxation is quite literally funding the most malicious crap being pushed on us.
but they keep getting paid by Blackrock and Vanguard to keep making the slop
Almost. You think the mob does you favors when you cooperate? No, Blackrock and Vanguard are investors, they can put billions in your company or take billions out. They can do this through a thousand different outlets, because, each retirement plan is for retirees in a certain year, so they have like a hundred plans running all at once just on that. This allows them to manipulate the market with, ironically, "diversity." It actually is their strength here.
If you do what they say your stock goes up but they pimp out the value to themselves immediately. If you don't they engage a massive sell off and spike the value of your company completely. After the board revolts your out on your ass anyways.
These are mafia tactics. It's why "organized crime" doesn't exist anymore. It just went underground and into the CIA and FBI directly. Then each "clan" stakes out it's territory and everyone gets rolled up into one or the other crime family. Which is why the economy is monopolized to fuck and wages are shit.
Money laundering is to 'legitimize' money made from illegal means by passing it off as income/profit through another company. As an example, if you make $10,000 selling drugs, you make a little store and make it "sell" $10,000. After paying taxes on the income, you legally keep the difference in your pocket without anyone wondering why you suddenly have a new car.
I'm convinced that AAA games are just elaborate money laundering and intentional company destruction schemes, a la The Producers.
If they're being paid by Blackrock or Vanguard, then it is money laundering. The banks print infinity money, hand out a lot of it to middle man organizations like Blackrock and Vanguard, who buy up stocks for companies, force those companies to pursue DEI in hiring and their products to keep being paid, the companies decline, as merit is destroyed and customers stop paying for their slop, but they keep getting paid by Blackrock and Vanguard to keep making the slop. It's all run off of fake money printed by bankers. So, not only are we taxed via inflation from the money printing, but that invisible taxation is quite literally funding the most malicious crap being pushed on us.
Almost. You think the mob does you favors when you cooperate? No, Blackrock and Vanguard are investors, they can put billions in your company or take billions out. They can do this through a thousand different outlets, because, each retirement plan is for retirees in a certain year, so they have like a hundred plans running all at once just on that. This allows them to manipulate the market with, ironically, "diversity." It actually is their strength here.
If you do what they say your stock goes up but they pimp out the value to themselves immediately. If you don't they engage a massive sell off and spike the value of your company completely. After the board revolts your out on your ass anyways.
These are mafia tactics. It's why "organized crime" doesn't exist anymore. It just went underground and into the CIA and FBI directly. Then each "clan" stakes out it's territory and everyone gets rolled up into one or the other crime family. Which is why the economy is monopolized to fuck and wages are shit.
That's not what money laundering means.
Money laundering is to 'legitimize' money made from illegal means by passing it off as income/profit through another company. As an example, if you make $10,000 selling drugs, you make a little store and make it "sell" $10,000. After paying taxes on the income, you legally keep the difference in your pocket without anyone wondering why you suddenly have a new car.