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I’m not interested in arguing with anyone, but just wanted to put in some food for thought.
Flipping a truck is really no different than flipping real estate, day trading stocks, playing the commodities markets, or even selling collectibles/antiques. All of these activities are based on buying something with the sole intent of selling it later at a profit.
I don’t particularly care for it, as it does make for hardship on regular buyers (such as a family looking for a new home). But it’s a free market, and that’s what our society is built on. Controlling the free trade of these things become a slippery slope, and should be reserved only for true abuse (like emergency supplies during a crisis event).
Flipping a truck is really no different than flipping real estate, day trading stocks, playing the commodities markets, or even selling collectibles/antiques. All of these activities are based on buying something with the sole intent of selling it later at a profit.
I don’t particularly care for it, as it does make for hardship on regular buyers (such as a family looking for a new home). But it’s a free market, and that’s what our society is built on. Controlling the free trade of these things become a slippery slope, and should be reserved only for true abuse (like emergency supplies during a crisis event).