grey pill so I can HONK SHOO while a feather is kept afloat by my own breath

Reptiles are canonically trans and pro LGBT anyway:

• https://www.sciencenews.org/article/heat-turns-wild-genetic-male-reptiles-functional-females
• https://coloradotimesrecorder.com/2023/12/lesbian-lizards-how-the-new-mexico-whiptail-became-a-queer-icon/58222/

Didn't we defed from Blahaj specifically because they kept accusing us of faking being queer?

I have an econ degree

Could have stopped right there

The father, the son, and the holy spirit

Sir, you are 52 years old

Exactly. So you agree that it's impossible to earn and save a billion dollars just by working hard. It requires either exploiting your workers by stealing their surplus value, or by using the market by short-selling, using hedge funds, trading through illegal offshore numbered accounts, derivatives, etc.

The average US worker has a salary of $46,800 (in 2018) before taxes. Assuming they saved everything and spent nothing, it would take over 5 years for them to make 250k. Again, this is before taxes, and without spending anything. For the vast majority of people, 250k is a lot of money.

Assuming they saved everything and spent nothing, the average worker would have to work the entire length of all human history in order to earn a billion dollars. If they were to make as much money as Jeff Bezos, they would have to work for 2.8 million years.

Assuming you earned a million dollars every year, it would take 1000 years to earn your first billion dollars.

It's not possible to become a billionaire simply through working, as humans do not live that long.

“In return for business assistance, the Nazis hastened to give evidence of their good will by restoring to private capitalism a number of monopolies held or controlled by the state."

In other words, the Nazis specifically took certain businesses that were formerly nationalized and then privatized them.

For further reading:

• Retrospectives The Coining of “Privatization” and Germany’s National Socialist Party - Article from Journal of Economic Perspectives
• Against the mainstream: Nazi privatization in 1930s Germany - Research paper from the University of Barcelona

Reminded of this classic video