However much you like loyalty-based social institutions, they're still burning down to the ground.
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First war: war is declare. Stock price jumps because the market is still made up of people with your beliefs. Soon, genuine profitability crashes, and the firm loses 90% of their customers. War is not profitable.
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Second war: War is declared. Stocks crash. As in, lose about half their value overnight. War is desperately prosecuted in an attempt to recover. It doesn't work.
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Third war: some idiots thinks they know what went wrong with the first two wars. They declare war. Stocks crash 75% or more. They try it anyway. It doesn't work. And that's it.
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