@TrevorGoodchild@freespeechextremist.com @Ricotta@yggdrasil.social So the obvious answer to "what should we invest in during these interesting times" is "lots more 5.56 and 9 mm, perhaps 7.62x39 or 5.45, maybe a bit of whatever meme rounds suit your fancy." However, there comes a time when stockpiling ammo reaches diminishing returns: one of our acquaintances has a serious sag in their living room ceiling because they overestimated how much 22 LR they could put in their attic without causing problems. Investing in the stock market is in general a very poor substitute; however, it occurred to me that maybe we could get a significant advantage over traditional index funds by building a portfolio *based* on racism and sexism: we take the S&P 500 and subtract out all the companies that have minority, LGTBQ+, women, Jews, etc. on the board and in senior management, then we invest in the rest. These days the result might look a lot like the S&P Zero, but maybe there are a few gems left in there. My bet is also that a retrospective analysis of the performance of these companies compared to their "woke" counterparts would be ... interesting.