Okay so I'm going to subtweet some Discourse going on in my TL right now, with the disclaimer up front that all of this is completely hypothetical as far as my own life goes (I've never collected rent from anyone): Suppose my parents die and leave me my childhood home
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This is kind of what I mean, this is the fallacy I'm trying to get at Owning all of one thing somehow makes me more culpable (because I'm "directly" culpable) than owning many little pieces of many things I don't think that's really defensible
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No, I'm saying that investing in stock is better because your money is distributed to a variety of investments, not all property, that will vary in societal impact and and economic good.
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I suppose As publicly traded stocks they're all stocks in corporations that are legally bound to maximize profit though
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