Jordan Peterson's Views on Getbig

[Megalodon]

Just like every other well-received Christian on GetBig.

Peterson is not a Christian. He is propped up by the media as some kind of expert on Christianity when, by his own admission a couple years ago, he had even never read the bible. He believes more in Jung than in Christ.

JP is promoted by the media as "Christian" because that's what they want representing Christian thought. Peterson can not even give a straight answer as to whether he believes in God or not.   See video.  1:55

[OAK]

Isn't Amazon a public company? As far as I know, anyone can buy Amazon stocks, not only rich people.

Exactly! 

[TheGrinch]

Isn't Amazon a public company? As far as I know, anyone can buy Amazon stocks, not only rich people.

ROFL!!

So when 99% of the population is deciding between paying the rent/mortgage, putting food on the table or buying AMZN stock.. they should choose Amazon?..

WOW.. you really are that far out of touch with how broke the average person is..

[deadz]

Who?? Whoooo cares!

[OAK]

ROFL!!

So when 99% of the population is deciding between paying the rent/mortgage, putting food on the table or buying AMZN stock.. they should choose Amazon?..

WOW.. you really are that far out of touch with how broke the average person is..

Anyone who is expecting to receive a pension when they retire, government workers, teachers, fire fighters, cooks, janitors......will have their pension fund invested in the stock market. If the stock market crashes, all these people are put in jeopardy.

Aren't these the people the "left" are supposed to be supporting? 

[tommywishbone]

Who the fuck is fucking Jordan Peterson? Is that the fuck that killed his wife and threw her in the San Francisco Bay?

[Tapeworm]

Nah, you're thinking of Baretta.

[Tapeworm]

Isn't Amazon a public company? As far as I know, anyone can buy Amazon stocks, not only rich people.

Sure. As the rules are at the moment, the best investments are the most rapacious companies who outsource everything they can to asia, peddle disposable plastic crap "best quality best price," and weasel out of their domestic tax obligations.

Oblige companies to do this as a condition of survival, and require investors to support them as the only way to make a buck. We'll make a few and gut the nation. Or change the rules so that manufacturing at home and not hiding in tax havens is actually better business.

[tommywishbone]

Nah, you're thinking of Baretta.

  That murdering fuck.

[loco]

ROFL!!

So when 99% of the population is deciding between paying the rent/mortgage, putting food on the table or buying AMZN stock.. they should choose Amazon?..

WOW.. you really are that far out of touch with how broke the average person is..

99% of the population?  Where, Nigeria?

In the USA, when the poor are deciding between paying the rent/mortgage, putting food on the table or keeping their $120/month cable bill and their $100/month mobile service and smart phone, they choose cable and mobile service with smart phone.

That money could instead go to a zero fee zero minimum, US stock market index fund at Fidelity.  Gotta take responsibility for your life and for your future, and stop blaming Capitalism and the white devil.  

401(k), IRA millionaires at Fidelity surpass record highs in the second quarter

August 21, 2019

The ranks of 401(k) and IRA millionaires again hit a record high in the second quarter at Fidelity Investments after stocks fully recovered from their losses suffered at the end of 2018.

The number of investors with at least $1 million in their 401(k) accounts rose to 196,000 at the end of the second quarter, up from 180,000 the previous quarter and surpassing the previous record of 187,400 reached in the third quarter of 2018, according to Fidelity.

The tally of IRA millionaires increased to 179,700 from 168,100 in the first quarter. The prior high was 170,400, also achieved in the third quarter of last year. Short for individual retirement account, an IRA is a tax-deferred personal retirement plan sponsored by the government.

https://finance.yahoo.com/news/401-k-ira-millionaires-fidelity-040114244.html

[_bruce_]

-Mr. P-eat-Meat-erson, the world's going to shit - what do!?!

-Clean up your room, "Bucko"!

[el numero uno]

ROFL!!

So when 99% of the population is deciding between paying the rent/mortgage, putting food on the table or buying AMZN stock.. they should choose Amazon?..

WOW.. you really are that far out of touch with how broke the average person is..

LOL. You've been brainwashed by the radical left into thinking the 1% owns everything and everyone else is poor.


Take a look a this: https://dqydj.com/income-percentile-by-state-calculator/

- The median household income in Texas is 59k a year. The cost of living for a family of 4 is roughly the same number.

- If a household makes 100k a year in Texas, they're at the 72nd percentile.

- If a household makes 200k a year in Texas, they're at the 93rd percentile.

- If a household makes 500k a year in Texas, they're at the 99th percentile.

You don't need to be amongst the richest 1% in order to invest your money.

Plenty of people from the middle and upper-middle class do it.

[TheGrinch]

LOL. You've been brainwashed by the radical left into thinking the 1% owns everything and everyone else is poor.


Take a look a this: https://dqydj.com/income-percentile-by-state-calculator/

- The median household income in Texas is 59k a year. The cost of living for a family of 4 is roughly the same number.

- If a household makes 100k a year in Texas, they're at the 72nd percentile.

- If a household makes 200k a year in Texas, they're at the 93rd percentile.

- If a household makes 500k a year in Texas, they're at the 99th percentile.

You don't need to be amongst the richest 1% in order to invest your money.

Plenty of people from the middle and upper-middle class do it.

ROFL!

=463

Yeah..keep believing the lies

There's TOO much money in TOO few hands





It turns out that wealth inequality isn't about the 1 percent v. the 99 percent at all. It's about the 0.1 percent v. the 99.9 percent (or, really, the 0.01 percent vs. the 99.99 percent, if you like). Long-story-short is that this group, comprised mostly of bankers and CEOs, is riding the stock market to pick up extraordinary investment income. And it's this investment income, rather than ordinary earned income, that's creating this extraordinary wealth gap.

[Lon Barrigan]

JP and the Flood.

[el numero uno]

ROFL!

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Yeah..keep believing the lies

There's TOO much money in TOO few hands





It turns out that wealth inequality isn't about the 1 percent v. the 99 percent at all. It's about the 0.1 percent v. the 99.9 percent (or, really, the 0.01 percent vs. the 99.99 percent, if you like). Long-story-short is that this group, comprised mostly of bankers and CEOs, is riding the stock market to pick up extraordinary investment income. And it's this investment income, rather than ordinary earned income, that's creating this extraordinary wealth gap.

Weren't we talking about how rich you need to be in order to invest in stocks? You just changed the subject.

Look, I agree the extreme inequality is a big problem, but 99% of americans are not broke, as you imply.

[Sokolsky]

eah..keep believing the lies

There's TOO much money in TOO few hands

Only a poor man would care about someone else's money, are you a poor man?

[OAK]

ROFL!

=463

Yeah..keep believing the lies

There's TOO much money in TOO few hands





It turns out that wealth inequality isn't about the 1 percent v. the 99 percent at all. It's about the 0.1 percent v. the 99.9 percent (or, really, the 0.01 percent vs. the 99.99 percent, if you like). Long-story-short is that this group, comprised mostly of bankers and CEOs, is riding the stock market to pick up extraordinary investment income. And it's this investment income, rather than ordinary earned income, that's creating this extraordinary wealth gap.

Peterson talks extensively about inequality and human hierarchies. It's inevitable. No matter what system you have some people will perform better than others. They occur in nature (the "lobster" analogy).

Wealth equality should never be a goal. If we tax the "bankers" and "CEOs" that reduces equality BUT it makes society poorer as well.

[SF1900]

LOL. You've been brainwashed by the radical left into thinking the 1% owns everything and everyone else is poor.


Take a look a this: https://dqydj.com/income-percentile-by-state-calculator/

- The median household income in Texas is 59k a year. The cost of living for a family of 4 is roughly the same number.

- If a household makes 100k a year in Texas, they're at the 72nd percentile.

- If a household makes 200k a year in Texas, they're at the 93rd percentile.

- If a household makes 500k a year in Texas, they're at the 99th percentile.

You don't need to be amongst the richest 1% in order to invest your money.

Plenty of people from the middle and upper-middle class do it.

This is how Caliber Fitness Solutions, The Leader in Human Evolution since 2001, was able to grow. Middle and Upper Middle class were buying stocks at 4 cents per stock.