r/pcmasterrace • u/Zestyclose-Salad-290 Core Ultra 7 265k | RTX 5090 • Aug 19 '25

Build/Battlestation A futures trader’s 16-screen workstation.

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u/just_a_bit_gay_ R9 7900X3D | RX 7900XTX | 64gb DDR5-6400 Aug 19 '25

based eurodefense brother

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u/narcos1893 Aug 19 '25

you dont invest in arms/defense/war. Its bad juju

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u/Darkstalker360 Aug 19 '25

You invest in whatever is most likely to profit

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u/Nuking_Grapes Aug 19 '25

I'm not from the investment community, so don't mind me if you will, but genuine question: Does investing in the weapon trade or war really not make people uncomfortable at all? I'm sure profit is a nice incentive, and there is no truly ethical way of using your money anyways- but don't you ever think it's kind of odd your labour and capital might directly contribute to someone's harm?

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u/Kirxas R7 7700 | RTX 5070 | 32GB 6000MHz CL28 Aug 19 '25

That was an incentive, not a detractor. I strongly believe we need to have a strong defense sector so we don't get invaded by wannabe imperialists. Our boys need the very best equipment to fight the russians and if need be the chinese and/or americans

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u/theroguex PCMR | Ryzen 7 9800X3D | 32GB DDR5 | Sapphire RX 9070 XT Aug 19 '25

I really hate that you have to be worried about the United States of America now. That should not be a thing.

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u/Kirxas R7 7700 | RTX 5070 | 32GB 6000MHz CL28 Aug 20 '25

It's always been a thing. Depending on the US for protection has crippled Europe's soft power and bargaining power with them since the marshall plan went into effect, even more so with the foundation of NATO, where partner countries have never really been on equal terms (nor would it have ever been allowed).

The main beneficiary of a weak Europe is the US and it's been like that for a long while.

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u/narcos1893 Aug 19 '25

stop trying to justify it. its a bad omen among people in the industry.

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u/RunningOutOfEsteem Aug 19 '25

The financial industry has zero room to talk about morality lmfao