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minus-square@figjam@midwest.sociallinkfedilinkEnglish37•4 days agoI would guess that if you live in a castle you already have money.
minus-square@Zwiebel@feddit.orglinkfedilinkEnglish22•4 days agoThe upkeep is horrendous is what they’re saying I think
minus-square@Asetru@feddit.orglinkfedilink16•4 days agoYou just have to have so much money that the money makes you more money than you need in castle upkeep.
minus-squareTroylinkfedilink7•4 days agoYes. This is the correct view of capitalism if seen from the position of money. Until you step back and ask where that money comes from. And you realize that it is a funnel, from those without money to those with money. And then the exponential growth “feature” starts to feel bad. I say this as a small business owner experiencing double digit year-over-year equity growth, trying to claw my way up and out of the crab bucket.
minus-square@EldritchFeminity@lemmy.blahaj.zonelinkfedilink7•3 days agoUnless you move to Italy, where they’re paying people to live in castles because so many of them are falling apart and in dire need of repair and people to maintain them.
I would guess that if you live in a castle you already have money.
The upkeep is horrendous is what they’re saying I think
You just have to have so much money that the money makes you more money than you need in castle upkeep.
Money begets money exponentially, if done right
Yes. This is the correct view of capitalism if seen from the position of money.
Until you step back and ask where that money comes from.
And you realize that it is a funnel, from those without money to those with money.
And then the exponential growth “feature” starts to feel bad.
I say this as a small business owner experiencing double digit year-over-year equity growth, trying to claw my way up and out of the crab bucket.
Unless you move to Italy, where they’re paying people to live in castles because so many of them are falling apart and in dire need of repair and people to maintain them.