How would Zig Forums argue against this?
How would Zig Forums argue against this?
Mason Baker
Bentley Davis
Only the risk of becoming what most everyone else already is: a wage laborer.
Blake Diaz
Ethan Baker
Interesting. How did that old man get all that money to start a business, pay market analysts, and buy an assembly line?
Connor Anderson
This.
Levi Reyes
"Muh strong independent entrepreneur who don't need no delegation" is so rare and inconsequential to the modern economy that the comic has basically zero bearing on reality.
The market research, design, and management in the overwhelming majority of the economy are done by salaried employees. Even the risk is overwhelmingly evaluated (employees) and shouldered (depositors) by faceless institutions like banks and funds. Not to mention when those institutions fuck up and get bailed out by taxpayers to prevent the famine-inducing depressions that happened before the 1900s
In spite of all these salaried workers and institutional amalgamations doing all the work? Porky still sucks up the dividendies, in return for doing precisely jack and shit.
Jordan Cruz
Often times not. If your business fails, the best case scenario is that it only cost you your life savings. In a worst case scenario, you took out loans to start up your business, which you now have no hope of escaping perpetual debt.
Nolan Lopez
Oh, you mean like a normal person
Samuel Martin
Benjamin Cox
What kind of economic illiterate unironically believes every home will buy their trinkets and that they can get a business loan for that