Jiang compares endless money-making to hoarding newspapers: both are anxiety behaviors, but society pathologizes one and praises the other.
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Jiang compares endless money-making to hoarding newspapers: both are anxiety behaviors, but society pathologizes one and praises the other.
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"...and I fill up newspapers. Everyone would say that I am hoarding, okay? The word is hoarding. And it is a disease, right? It's..."
"...It's all in the bank, okay? How is that different from hoarding? How is that different from me collecting newspapers and just putting it..."
"...against us. If they are engaged in economic speculation. If they're hoarding food. These are all enemies. They're trying to sabotage the revolution. Therefore,..."
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