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People really need to understand that most finance guys aren't actually that smart in a general sense.They were wrong about (4) and (5). It wasn't part of the plan; they were just that dumb.
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People really need to understand that most finance guys aren't actually that smart in a general sense.They were wrong about (4) and (5). It wasn't part of the plan; they were just that dumb.
You’re off the mark in this point. The mentality was if they convince businesses to arbitrarily pay women and negroes more, and since women and negroes are more susceptible to marketing, when those groups are the majority of paying commerce it will redirect back up to the DEI companies that pander to those groups.Also, women and negroes are just as competent as white men, so product quality won't suffer
They thought they were going to make money. The logic went like this:
They were wrong about (4) and (5). It wasn't part of the plan; they were just that dumb.
- We control capital in America
- Therefore nobody can succeed without us
- If we force everyone to go DEI to get capital, all products will have DEI
- There is no way we can lose money because there will be nothing else to buy
- Also, women and negroes are just as competent as white men, so product quality won't suffer
That's fairly normal, honestlyWeren't they also counting on the US to bail them out once the money runs dry?
You’re off the mark in this point. The mentality was if they convince businesses to arbitrarily pay women and negroes more, and since women and negroes are more susceptible to marketing, when those groups are the majority of paying commerce it will redirect back up to the DEI companies that pander to those groups.
Weren't they also counting on the US to bail them out once the money runs dry?
They still have control of the mainstream media, publishing houses and retail. It’s just that control means nothing today.They thought they were going to make money. The logic went like this:
They were wrong about (4) and (5). It wasn't part of the plan; they were just that dumb.
- We control capital in America
- Therefore nobody can succeed without us
- If we force everyone to go DEI to get capital, all products will have DEI
- There is no way we can lose money because there will be nothing else to buy
- Also, women and negroes are just as competent as white men, so product quality won't suffer
A massive miscalculation is that there's no such thing as a captive audience in entertainment. Entertainment products compete with literally every single other thing you could do with your free time, up to and including watching bugs crawl around the grass.They still have control of the mainstream media, publishing houses and retail. It’s just that control means nothing today.
And on this point is why everyone should resist in any way possible the death of physical media. Right now I have a closet full of 5 generations of video games, and so many books I've had to start stacking them in piles on the floor.There is no way we can lose money because there will be nothing else to buy
What's the point of that if the IP was proven to be a failure?It's a dead end IP too. Is it going to get DMCA'd just to suppress any memory of it?
6) A Democratic-controlled federal government and all of its USAID-funded media/censorship NGOs/attack dogs will silence the opposition and enforce strict narrative control.They thought they were going to make money. The logic went like this:
They were wrong about (4) and (5). It wasn't part of the plan; they were just that dumb.
- We control capital in America
- Therefore nobody can succeed without us
- If we force everyone to go DEI to get capital, all products will have DEI
- There is no way we can lose money because there will be nothing else to buy
- Also, women and negroes are just as competent as white men, so product quality won't suffer
Its stock is at $1000+ a share as of now. The lost trillions slowly come back through other ways.Blackrock lost one trillion dollars, yes trillion with a t in 2024 investing in DEI initiatives.
They didn't factor in:They thought they were going to make money. The logic went like this:
They were wrong about (4) and (5). It wasn't part of the plan; they were just that dumb.
- We control capital in America
- Therefore nobody can succeed without us
- If we force everyone to go DEI to get capital, all products will have DEI
- There is no way we can lose money because there will be nothing else to buy
- Also, women and negroes are just as competent as white men, so product quality won't suffer
They didn't factor in how incompetent corporations are with their hiring practices. Who would have known gender study majors suck at brand marketing or even welding? Who would have known diversity hires are usless if your company is infamous for its turnovers?They didn't think the money would run dry. They thought they'd set up a self-funding social justice machine.
You have to remember that the people who make all these decisions aren't secretly racists. You and I know that putting diversity hires in charge means product quality will slip. They don't know that. Or didn't. Maybe some of them have figured it out by now.
Banks don't ever bail you out. Only the federal government is happy to throw piles of money down a rathole with zero expectation of returns.A bank can only bail you out so many times when you're a big corporation, and we're seeing Hollywood and companies like Disney and Sony lose money.
that is only for the king's friends though, no matter where, corruption is all the same.Banks don't ever bail you out. Only the federal government is happy to throw piles of money down a rathole with zero expectation of returns.
Because the copyright system is completely retarded, so if you don't zealously guard every scrap of your IP (even shit nobody cares about like Concord) it could be used as a precedent for people who want to rip off your other IPs.What's the point of that if the IP was proven to be a failure?
That only applies to trademarks. You can completely ignore 999,999 people infringing your copyright and then sue the millionth. It's completely irrelevant. You lose trademarks because they identify the source of a product. If they no longer identify a product, that's on you.Because the copyright system is completely retarded, so if you don't zealously guard every scrap of your IP (even shit nobody cares about like Concord) it could be used as a precedent for people who want to rip off your other IPs.
Thanks for the correction, I always get the two mixed up. Google says Sony still holds a trademark for Concord though so I assume what I said still applies, just in regard to that instead of copyright?That only applies to trademarks.
If a word isn't unique, trademark protection is pretty limited. For instance, there are 6,000 registered trademarks containing "Concord," and something just under a third of them still "live." You might not be able to make a similar videogame with the same title, but they don't really own the word.Thanks for the correction, I always get the two mixed up. Google says Sony still holds a trademark for Concord though so I assume what I said still applies, just in regard to that instead of copyright?
They're stuck in the 2010's, culturally speaking.People really need to understand that most finance guys aren't actually that smart in a general sense.
They also didn't factor in how the proverbial Ship of Theseus will no longer be the same if you merely substitute people with other people, doesn't matter who with who.They didn't factor in:
How Corporations are really incompetent with their hiring practices
The people they're targeting (leftists, modern audiences) don't buy and support anything
When you treat customers like shit, they will not support your business
How many bail outs they will need to do for these companies when their DEI and ESG goals flop