You Might Be Contributing to the Firearm Industry and Not Know It
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You Might Be Contributing to the Firearm Industry and Not Know It
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Re: You Might Be Contributing to the Firearm Industry and Not Know It
#2dang, makes you wonder what else you're contributing to, although personally idc about firearms. would be neat to see for a whole bunch of industries.
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#3I remember reading about something similar before, but I think they had Snoop. Maybe was a drizzeam, lol
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#4The whole divestment strategy is incredibly suspect. Who in their right mind, would be willing to forgo money, and add years to their retirement, for something like this? At least fossil fuels I can understand, as they're related to global warming, the health of our planet, and the future of our species. But guns?
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#5I remember reading about something similar before, but I think they had Snoop. Maybe was a drizzeam, lol
that was unloadyour401k. snoop did some videos for em. i remember seeing em at the time and being like "whaaaaaat?"
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#6I'm curious, why is this only running for 30 days? Anyone got more info?
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#7I'm curious, why is this only running for 30 days? Anyone got more info?
Just a guess, but could be a test for a larger product(seems their main thing is some finance tool)
Re: You Might Be Contributing to the Firearm Industry and Not Know It
#8I'm curious, why is this only running for 30 days? Anyone got more info?
Just a guess, but could be a test for a larger product(seems their main thing is some finance tool)
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#10The whole divestment strategy is incredibly suspect. Who in their right mind, would be willing to forgo money, and add years to their retirement, for something like this? At least fossil fuels I can understand, as they're related to global warming, the health of our planet, and the future of our species. But guns?
I think you're missing the point; divestment is perhaps part of a larger strategy. Re: what they're doing though, I think it's main aim is to help people be in tune with where their money's going.
Also, did you even bother to check the site out? Not sure how into finance you are, but it's a pretty decent all-purpose scrapper, if you don't dig the gun thing, just leave them out. Pretty clear that there are tons of alternatives, with comparable returns and no guns, to choose from however.