/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>51538933
Anyone else find it ironic that there's communist gold coins? I can't think of anything more capitalist than this social construction.

>>49426867
i was watching a speech from their recent event and they were talking about how corporations need to take a more active roll in government.

corporations are global in nature of course. and they're controlled under a social credit scheme called esg. specifically blackrocks esg they own massive investments in all the major corporations and they enforce their mandates by using environmental and social governance as an excuse. corporations have to bend the knee and show obedience to the esg or lose investment and get called racists/sexists/transphobes/etc

they way they were talking about corporations having a more active role in government seemed ominous. like they want to cast aside the illusion of democracy and just take direct control through global megacorporations they control replacing functions of government.

but then i think, nah, that's crazy. i'm probably overthinking it