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Clifford 2 year s ago
#7 A sharp little chisel takes it off in no time with minimal effort.
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Delphi 2 year s ago
#16
I mean that's awful but it's still funny....
I mean that's awful but it's still funny....
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Ezra 2 year s ago
#10 That looks like a mirror that needs to be smeared with something brown every single day.
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Olph 2 year s ago
Ezra,
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Malc 2 year s ago
proudly brought to you today by unchecked capitalist greed 
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Honey 2 year s ago
Malc,
Sorry, but greed is not only a capitalist problem, but one that plagues all societies throughout all of history. Capitalism is merely a political-economical model. Greed most certainly plagued Communist societies, et al. Unchecked greed is the problem.
Sorry, but greed is not only a capitalist problem, but one that plagues all societies throughout all of history. Capitalism is merely a political-economical model. Greed most certainly plagued Communist societies, et al. Unchecked greed is the problem.
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Gertrude 2 year s ago
Malc,
In a capitalist economy, you can just ignore these companies and go to their competitors. If they lose enough business, they change their practices.
In a controlled economy, you have no choices - kinda like every store being the DMV.
In a capitalist economy, you can just ignore these companies and go to their competitors. If they lose enough business, they change their practices.
In a controlled economy, you have no choices - kinda like every store being the DMV.
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Hubert 2 year s ago
Gertrude,
It sounds good in theory, and it used to be that way. Look up "conglomerate" and find out why it wouldn't work.
It sounds good in theory, and it used to be that way. Look up "conglomerate" and find out why it wouldn't work.
I mean that's awful but it's still funny....
rusty adds
Sorry, but greed is not only a capitalist problem, but one that plagues all societies throughout all of history. Capitalism is merely a political-economical model. Greed most certainly plagued Communist societies, et al. Unchecked greed is the problem.
In a capitalist economy, you can just ignore these companies and go to their competitors. If they lose enough business, they change their practices.
In a controlled economy, you have no choices - kinda like every store being the DMV.
It sounds good in theory, and it used to be that way. Look up "conglomerate" and find out why it wouldn't work.