This excellent video succinctly explains Blackrock, its government penetration, market penetration, and how dangerous they are.
The Evil of Blackrock
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Larry Fink, the guy who was once called "the Greta Thunberg of the finance
world" is a piece of shit. The mega climate hypocrite would stoop to threatening
backlash against firms delaying climate action while his funds continue profiting
from investing in the dirty coal business.
world" is a piece of shit. The mega climate hypocrite would stoop to threatening
backlash against firms delaying climate action while his funds continue profiting
from investing in the dirty coal business.
If we do not stop Blackrock, Blackstone or other capital firm from buying residential property you can say good bye to the American way of life.
Majority will be slave renters. Good proportions will not be able to afford anything and will be in the street.
Then rightist will be the first to blame democrats because of all the violence and looting... Yawn...
Unfortunately 3 former Blackrock execs are working for the Biden Administration. Listed in the video.
By god do not bring this up as political. The greed is beyond that. All politicians ass holes benefit millions and are sold to the corporation. Dems or Gop it does not give a fuck.
Do you think Boabert or Margarine would ridicule themselves to such extend if it was not for the millions they receive?
I heard that Blackcock is donating massage parlor equity in lieu of silicone to Bimbort's 2028 presidential campaign and tubs of lard in lieu of brains to Margareen's 2025 blubber-mouthed speaker of the house campaign.
Butler knows this to be true after analyzing top-secret classified Blackcock financial documents in his washroom alongside his not-to-secret man-crush Orange Crush, but conveniently omits these facts from his Evil Blackcock thread.
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My point stands. Between them, Vanguard and Goldman Sachs BOTH PARTIES allow these vampires to run the show. Right now Biden allowed them in. That makes him on this subject no better than any GOP administration.
Its not called the Uniparty without good cause. So yes it's very political.
Yes ok it's political. But for both sides. Blackstones and Blackrock made billions out of Trumps tax cut. So yeah Bidden did not do any better because the US is completely sold to the billionaires no matter the party.
Seeing posts like this can only make you sympathetic to anyone attempting to communicate with Diane Feinstein.......
You'd be surprised how many people here seem to be ok with the idea based on their views on capitalism. Just check the thread on the Longshoreman strike and you'll see lots of people that think everyone should be thankful just to have a job and let businesses do whatever they want to maximize their profits.
But you're bang on. We're returning to feudalism. Wealthy landowners rule everything and the serfs live in abject poverty.
The problem is these people think only the poor are getting squeezed out, any by the time they realize it's going to be everyone except the megawealthy it's going to be too late to do anything.
Their lack of sympathy for their fellow humans will be their undoing eventually. It's no surprise it's the same people that deny climate change and everything else. Short-sighted thinkers who figure out won't affect them. They're perfectly happy to doom everyone as long as it's down the road and won't hurt them.
I'm a righty and I also believe in a strong middle class. It's necessary for a consumer based society and produces a healthy tax base for our social safety nets.I'm a righty, but I'min agreement with you. Sometimes the left is correct. It's rare, but it does happen.
If you let average income people get priced our of the residential market, then this is what you will get. No middle class. Just nobles and serfs.
No foreign buyers, no institutional buyers. Leave the housing market for Canadian families. Private homes for private households.
However, I don't think you get there through government manipulation. All governments need to do is get out of the way of private sector investment in the industries that creeate middle class employment, and stop supporting foreign trade deals designed to erode our manufacturing and primary industries base. That, in turn, would create turnover in the housing market, thereby freeing up the least expensive housing (which would then resolve the affordable housing shortage).
You don't get it. Blackrock is stepping in, paying cash, and permanently removing stock from turnover. They are artificially inflating prices. And then doing the same with rents.
Probably the best answer so far. Blackrock and Blackstone are two very different companies. Blackrock is an umbrella pension fund, Blackstone is an investment bank that's now bigger than Goldmann Sachs. Blackrock started out helping nurses, teachers and firefighters to develop pension plans, they grew from there. Yes their property portfolio is huge but then so is Paul Martin's reformed CPP which has a valuation of $570 billion. Blackrock currently stands at at $ 8.3 trillion, Larry Fink is doing something right.
Blackstone I don't know about. Mr. Fink is absolutely correct in his comments.
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