https://preview.redd.it/0bjdfcyg4ke61.jpg?width=1024&auto=webp&s=0e55a9f04d4de254cde9653d8510c1f8a89854c7

on the left: ceo of robinhood

on the right: the redditor with the most gamestop stock

???

all of those mice are too small for me with the exception of the g pro superlight which is too expensive and the xm1r which looks solid but is wired anyways, boardzy is also one of the cringe cultists who thinks palm grip is inherently bad despite playing nothing but fortnite so I can't take him too seriously

as for mousepads I recently bought the aqua control + in like an xxl size, pretty psyched to see how it does

no one answered me so im buying a used viper ultimate mercury off of reddit 8)

https://i.kym-cdn.com/entries/icons/original/000/022/019/rejected_his_message.jpg

https://i.imgur.com/HRebJWA.png

just saying

let's not go too crazy

1) most people profiting from all this are still massive firms, albeit the ones that actually invested in gamestop- see blackrock for instance

2) ordinary people might be 'coming together', but most of the elites are just paying lip service to the most egregious example of a systemic problem, just like with martin shkreli or bernie madoff or any other scapegoat. most people don't have the vocabulary to actually express why they're being fucked- half of them say "this isn't true free market capitalism!"

lmao

nothing more need be said

I mean, absent this sort of intervention by the actual trading apps (which I suppose you could argue was inevitable), there definitely was "money to be made" up to a certain point. just because the bubble is eventually going to burst doesn't mean it can't reach a crazy high level first. that being said if I had money tied up in this I definitely would set a sell limit because I'm not a total madman

im pretty sure everyone knows that and the idea was to hold until literally the second the major holders give up and try to sell their shorts en masse, but obviously this whole situation circumvents that

im pretty sure that our crazy far right supreme court has upheld ludicrous arbitration agreements before

in theory they shouldn't but that's not always how things work

also, https://pbs.twimg.com/media/Es2IoljW8AQXeH5?format=jpg&name=900x900

reminder: https://www.vice.com/en/article/qjpnz5/robinhoods-customers-are-hedge-funds-like-citadel-its-users-are-the-product

even if the class action lawsuit against robinhood works, the odds of them facing penalties as large as the combined savings they just gave to citadel and all the other companies seems pretty low

I guess we fucked up by assuming good things could happen in this country, our mistake

karl marx approves

https://twitter.com/LivPosting/status/1354563140969590785

there is no better representation of the fact that 2/3 of the people on the internet are actually insecure teenagers than the reaction that cheaters (or ddosers, or general trolls) have when they get banned from their favorite activity

have you ever seen a big twitch streamer go through their unban requests live on stream? literally the most embarrassing thing you will ever watch

that's actually a good point mr aim

when rgl put such heavy class restrictions in advanced, they basically ensured that the teams that won it would be a) super hungry to go to invite because they're not sandbaggers, and b) even more likely than usual to be bottomfeeders in invite because they essentially can't have any mainclassers with invite experience unless they joined the team in the offseason

so those teams need to actually be allowed to play invite or else theyre stuck in purgatory, either that or advanced, ironically, needs a sandbagging team or two to keep them from being in this position in the first place