

… Socialism is a process, a path toward an equitable classless society.
There have been many variations of what that path should look like, throughout the history of socialist movements.
‘Minority share’ is a funny way to refer to ‘a 50% share’.
The phrase you are looking for is ‘controlling interest’, as nothing can happen in the board level that you do not approve.
If the stocks and companies go to zero… well the government took them by force, (thats what nationalizing is), costing them no money.
So the net loss is 0.
So again, you don’t understand the words you are using.



























I agree that SpaceX is a fiscal shitshow.
Would you rather own half of it for no cost?
Or own none of it for no cost?
If you own half of it for no cost, you have a substantial ability to … tell it what to do, with its people, its assets, its stuff, its technology.
If you own none of it for no cost, you do not have this ability.
In both scenarios, if the stock value goes to zero, you lose nothing, because you paid nothing.
Again, you seem to be struggling with the concept of nationalization.
The government just takes stuff over, because it says so, and it is the government.
No one is compensated, no one is paid.
In the US, cops can do this thing called asset seizure.
You get pulled over for a dead taillight.
You own a carwash and you’re on your way to deposit the month’s excess cash into the business account at your bank.
Cop decides you smell like marijuana, finds your cash and your well kept accounting records.
Doesn’t matter, that might be drug money, cops take the money.
Imagine that, but with stocks instead.