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Someone made a lot of money on the Brazil tariff news
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My new strategy for eliminating the national deficit is doing insider trading, but with the profits going to the government.
I don't know if you realize how smart that idea is but I'm going to steal it
It's called currency manipulation and it makes other countries very mad at you.
I wonder if this is part of their strategy to collapse the Lula government because AmeriKKKa needs a fascist in every Latin American country
The direct currency manipulation stuff is one thing, I'm more talking about stocks and weirdo derivative assets. The government should be snapping up rents so that capitalists actually have to produce or die.
i'm going further. imagine as the state becomes increasingly impotent, dependent on "AI", with nobody understanding a single function anymore
until a group of leftists (who are still maintaining deep technical knowledge through the power of knee socks and cat ears) basically just finds an exploit in the entire U.S. market economy and interwoven remnant government structures
just take control of the military and police's paychecks. nobody in power knows even how to effectively "reboot" the decrepit systems or stop this because everything is intangible now