The "not financial advice" disclaimer is not really necessary on this sub

Can we agree that nothing on this subreddit is professional financial advice and stop putting it in every post?

Obviously, this is reddit, of course it's not real financial advice. I believe it's even in the rules of the subreddit that nothing posted here is really financial advice.

Also the "not financial advice" disclaimer is usually used to then blatantly give amateur financial and investment advice and statements which nobody takes seriously and besides, if you invested according to a reddit user's advice and lost money, can you sue them? No. So let's stop writing it and have our amateur discussions freely.