Its lame because even though I had continually said I do not have an issue with corporations trying to maximize profits and make more money, you applied your religious beliefs to a word I used and then told me that my view is actually the opposite of what I clearly stated, due to your interpretation and application of the word.I didn't mean to touch a nerve there glfr. But I'm not forcing anything. Words have meaning. you said them. I happen to live with a biblical world view. Guilty as charged. If you view that as lame, I'll toss you on my prayer list.
Regarding ESG: I make it a point to not invest in any company directly that incorporates ESG in any of their business decisions. I've also instructed my broker to do the same. I contribute to the charities and causes that I support directly. I don't need a company to do that with my funds. My investments are there to grow, not push anyone else's agenda that may or may not agree with my values.
I dont think it is lame that you have a biblical world view. I think it is lame that you are unable or unwilling to converse in a manner that recognizes most dont have as strict a world view as you. I say that because I cant remember the last time someone genuinely referenced greed as a Deadly Sin.
On a related note- will you abstain from voting this November? You clearly dont intend to vote for Biden, and with Trump's long documented history of Lust, Gluttony, Greed, Wrath, Envy, and Pride...I would figure your Biblical world view wouldnt allow you to support him either.