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Let's see how that would play out:


1. A company borrows money to grow and operate.

2. It sells a product and has a choice to roll the money back into operations or to take a profit and pay back the investors who allowed it to operate in the first place.

3. If it rolls too much money back into operations it cannot pay back investors (who for the most part are you and me in our 401k's).

4. Then investors will not invest in companies and they won't be able to grow and operate.



There is no such thing as a social contact. If there were it would be invalid since a contract requires that one consent to it and have an option to get out of it. There is such a thing as a constitution though.


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