I think you are correct. Sovereign control at the government level seems in direct opposition to sovereignty at the citizen level(where sovereign funds belong).

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Exactly. The comments made in this video by the new Secretary of Commerce ought to be a HUGE red flag to everyone. “If we sell 2 billion Covid vaccines we should have equity in those companies.” 😳

https://video.twimg.com/amplify_video/1886493153160536064/vid/avc1/640x360/4YewVtLc5OaEQ9v2.mp4

You might like the current administration, but giving govt a stake in a private company means it passes to the next administration, which you may not like. Never give your preferred president a power you do not want your opponent to wield in four years.

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spot on. People will regret giving more power to government...

Explain me why this is wrong like I am 10

Communism is bad.

Developed nations like Norway or Singapore also have a national wealth fund

If I understand those correctly, they only invest in foreign companies/investments. That is much different from what Lutnick said in that video above.

“Norges Bank Investment Management, which operates the fund, invests some 70% of assets in global stocks, about 25% in bonds and the rest in real estate and renewable energy plants, with most of its portfolio tracking international market indexes.”

Good observation!

Thanks for the answer! Collective intelligence

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If you’re starting to see the huge red flags this late in the game get your eye sight checked

This late into what game? The US has a much better chance at preserving vital freedoms under this administration vs. what we almost had. But that doesn’t mean every decision they make is a good one or should be supported without questioning.

having an unelected private billionaire deciding who in the federal government gets paid wasn’t a red flag? Lasers are not good for the eyes

Is this "Capitalism with Chinese characteristics"?