Upset being about it is one thing, blaming Nintendo for it is another thing. Especially when users are fine with similar kind of investments across the whole entertainment industry.
It's just an investment especially if you know Nintendo as they consider the way of doing work is sacred. Many investment organizations in that region are aiming to diversify their investment portfolio.
I'm gonna clown on people as much as I want when they make dumb statements like that.
He actually quite young for a ruler, grew up on Nintendo/Sega/Sony apparently. Loves WWE/Gaming and killing civilians. Scary stuff.
Yes, Nintendo should have somehow magically prevented the purchase of publicly traded stocks. Shame on them
Go to a corner, cry and promise to never buy Nintendo games or consoles again.
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If I invest in a Nintendo product tomorrow, am I also lining the pockets of the Saudi regime or not? That's not a matter of 'dramatic comments', but of ethical consumption.
Well, how extensive was the education system's investment into financial literacy when you were growing up?
I would hope most are just trolling, there is no way to be this naive about the stock market and public companies as an adult person.
Do you ask this question for every single product you buy? Do you buy gas? Do you buy anything that's delivered by something with gas? Because if so I have some bad news for you.
For essentials, no. For entertainment purposes, I try to do my research yes. As an example I'm not planning to watch the upcoming World Cup. Surely this cannot be a new concept to people here.
Not a new concept but honestly it's an unrealistic one at least imo. You do you though.
Thing is....even entertainment is mostly funded by bad people and get made in definitely non-ethical environments, just look at any console manufacturers for example, that fact alone means all gaming is basically impossible to be any part of an ethical consumption.
I like how you still don't seem to address your completely nonsensical initial post and try and change the subject. The whole point of a public company is that anyone can buy shares in them. You'd have a point if Nintendo was private because they'd be in full control of who they sell shares to
Yeah, I don't have any great problem if someone thinks this is worth making an ethical decision to refrain from purchasing Nintendo products. It's your money, I'm not going to tell you what to do with it. You have no obligation to play the next Mario game. There's always a camp on this forum who whines about other people engaging in "boycotts" that no one has asked them to join, and they're all still idiots.
Why? The answer is clearly going to be shares because it doesn't take a financial genius to understand how much of a grift crypto is.
They dumped something like a trillion dollars into the fund over the last decade so they could keep the country running as either a) their oil runs out, or b) the world shifts away from oil.
I mean, it's literally stickied.
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