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Comment Re:humble opinion (Score 1) 61

Non-rich people dont have that type of pull in the stock market.

https://markets.businessinsider.com/news/stocks/stock-market-ownership-wealthiest-americans-one-percent-record-high-economy-2024-1?op=1
what the rich are exited about is more control over us. They are excited about replacing people, they are excited about the power to pull strings even more.
But their investment will kill economies all over the world when the bubble bursts. The USA is not in a good state with the massive debt, and the AI bubble being supported by our government.

Comment Re: Welcome to The Future! (Score 2) 150

Wow, so you are fine with throwing those who stock your shelves and serve you food at a restaurant.
My message was clearly not about "average household income". These things are designed to prey upon those who have little money.
Your inability to understand my post is a solid reason why we have these issues. You can only relate to your life, not others.

Comment Re: Welcome to The Future! (Score 4, Insightful) 150

Because the point of these is an attempt to continue to gloss over the fact that people do not earn enough to pay for basic necessities.
One does not need to borrow money, if they have enough money to pay for basic needs, power, water, gas, sewage, and trash are absolutely basic needs that anyone on any pay should be able to afford.
Instead we have an increasing inflation, with a bare minimum wage that continues to stay at the lowest level related to inflation, thereby increasing the wealth gap and increasing peoples subjugation to companies when they cannot pay them back.
It doesnt matter if they got in a wreck, got cancer, had personal hardships, this "filler" is to prey on people who have those hardships because they could not save due to increased economic pressures.
Anyone with basic math skills can figure this out, it isnt some algorithmic formula that needs to be processed after a "wait and see".

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