vaccine. Would also roll back advertising rules to early 70's
standards.
Again, +1. Just about every commerical break on TV now has at least 2
drug ads in them. They are making a lot of money to afford all the ads.
Advertising costs a fraction of R&D. When it comes time to advertise, the product is complete and tested. It's a sure thing as opposed to whipping together a formula or separating a chemical compound, then running it through chemical and animal testing before being allowed to test it on humans.
What if you want the best lamb? :)
Re: Re: Your Political Leanin
By: Moondog to esc on Mon Jun 26 2023 10:35 pm
All you'll get from Greece or Turkey is greasy turkey.
Do they even HAVE turkeys in Turkey? I call false advertising.
Greasy turkey might be better than dry turkey, though, no?
My father's mother was born around 1905. She mentioned it a lot. Althoug >> my father was born after it, I think he heard about it a lot from them (h >> father was born in 1898).
my mom's side of the family came from hungary and they were tough people. the depression was probably just a bump in the road to them.
I would imagine that it would have affected persons who'd not been here as long, and were from tougher areas like Eastern Europe, differently than people who'd been here long enough to take for granted that everything
would always be plentiful.
Although my grandparents lived through it, they were also rural and mostly poor to being with. I think the people it really affected were in the cities and likely had money to start.
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Re: Re: Your Political Leanin
By: Moondog to Dumas Walker on Sat Jun 24 2023 19:20:00
Advertising costs a fraction of R&D. When it comes time to advertise, t product is complete and tested. It's a sure thing as opposed to whippin together a formula or separating a chemical compound, then running it through chemical and animal testing before being allowed to test it on humans.
You have that backwards... Advertising is the single biggest expense for pha the US.
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Dr. What wrote to Dumas Walker <=-
programs to put people to work. They need to bring some of those
programs back.
Ahhh, yes. The programs that actually lengthened the the Depression.
poindexter FORTRAN wrote to Dr. What <=-
Ahhh, yes. The programs that actually lengthened the the Depression.
There's a lot more to it than that, but OK.
Coyo Stormcaller wrote to Dumas Walker <=-
Thinking of Alaska and Oil income, they have a fund that generations income, which they use to py for public works, there's no state income tax, and they even pay citizens to live there. I like that.
Thinking of Alaska and Oil income, they have a fund that generations income, which they use to py for public works, there's no state income tax, and they even pay citizens to live there. I like that.
Yeah, but the cost of living for everyday items is incredibly high.I am starting to think that is what is gonna happen in most of the West short term.
Re: Re: Your Political Leanin
By: poindexter FORTRAN to Coyo Stormcaller on Tue Oct 10 2023 05:32 am
Yeah, but the cost of living for everyday items is incredibly high.I am starting to think that is what is gonna happen in most of the West short term.
Lots of people buying from me today have had issues because they didn't have money in the accounts linked to their electronic payment methods.
ie. "Sucks, I cannot send you a Bizum right now because I don't have any money in my bank account".
Hustler wrote to Coyo Stormcaller <=-
Thinking of Alaska and Oil income, they have a fund that generations income, which they use to py for public works, there's no state income tax, and they even pay citizens to live there. I like that.
So when do we leave? Can we get a car pool going? Or rent a bus? ;-)
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