This concept of rent seeking at all costs is absurdly destructive on a society in general. While usury is the more well known evil (even being mentioned in most religious books in history as such). The concept of always seeking profit while producing nothing or even destroying things will ultimately be the death nail in Western Societies. An example we like citing is Sears/Kmart in the US. They still exist, just not as retail stores. The owner, Eddie Lambert, basically gutted everything he can out of them. While still owning the land the stores used to sit on (which he now rents out) mixed with owning the IP licenses for products like Kenmore that are now produced by others. They produce nothing but still make profits by fleecing others after fleecing everything from these two brand giants. As you can tell, it's inherently destructive but if you want to make serious money in this system. You have to rob the pockets of your murder victims. https://t.me/totallyawesomefriends
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