Like in a casino, the house (Wall Street brokers) always win. This analysis of the Gamestop saga goes as deep as revenge for 2008, while discussing the wealth divide which has revealed who the really marginalised people in our society are.
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Ah, Community – you’ve given the world so much. Setting aside the magic that is ‘Troy and Abed in the Morning’ and an irrepressible desire to play a university-wide game …
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When the fun stops, Gamestop: The story of the internet cowboys who waged war on Wall Street
Like in a casino, the house (Wall Street brokers) always win. This analysis of the Gamestop saga goes as deep as revenge for 2008, while discussing the wealth divide which has revealed who the really marginalised people in our society are.
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Ah, Community – you’ve given the world so much. Setting aside the magic that is ‘Troy and Abed in the Morning’ and an irrepressible desire to play a university-wide game …
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