amicus
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Had myself a hankering for home made spaghetti the other day, so off to the market I sallied.
One big white onion, two tins of button mushrooms, real butter to sautee the basics with; then to the meat counter and sticker shock set in.
I could finally speak and asked the counter lady how working people could afford such prices. Her answer won't surprise you.
Food Stamps.
Cattle ranchers feed grain products to their food animals; corn in just about everything from the Wild Bird Seed I purchase, to the sweetened corn cereal your young ones gobble up each morning.
Ask yourself where the logic is in paying farmers more for corn destined to become ethanol than corn for human and animal food?
There is no logic, rhyme or reason; it is government interfering in the market place.
All the essentials people require, food, shelter, transportation and health care; prices, just as NoBama promised, would go sky high.
The last two generations have lived with increasing prices in almost every commodity; it is called inflation and it is not a part of a free market economy; just the opposite. In free and open competion, prices go down, it's true, ducky, it really is, I lived through a period of time when prices were stable.
You know why? Government was not meddling and the free market met the supplies and demands of a free and independent people.
Food prices > Up
Energy Prices > Up
Gasolina prices > Up
Hea oil prices > Up
Clothing prices > Up
Medical care prices >>> Way up $850.00 for a months supply of Advair, an inhalant, $850.00 for 30 Viaggra tablets!
Worst of all, however...one day you will come home to a dark house. There is not enough electricity for everyone, so you get it for a few hours each day.
Fiction? Not hardly. Do a google on the number of electroc gemeratomg plants in the USA. Then search for how old those plants are and when they will need to be replaced. Search and discover that no new power plants have been built in the last 40 years to replace the old ones.
Then do a graph on when the lines of supply and demand fail to equal each other and predict when it will happen.
As early as tomorrow if natural or man made disaster compromises the electric grid that serves you.
Many of us have lived through a few days of no electricity; imagine a year or more before the lights come back on.
Thanks Txrad....
PURE! You out there somewhere? Been missin' U!
Amicus
One big white onion, two tins of button mushrooms, real butter to sautee the basics with; then to the meat counter and sticker shock set in.
I could finally speak and asked the counter lady how working people could afford such prices. Her answer won't surprise you.
Food Stamps.
Cattle ranchers feed grain products to their food animals; corn in just about everything from the Wild Bird Seed I purchase, to the sweetened corn cereal your young ones gobble up each morning.
Ask yourself where the logic is in paying farmers more for corn destined to become ethanol than corn for human and animal food?
There is no logic, rhyme or reason; it is government interfering in the market place.
All the essentials people require, food, shelter, transportation and health care; prices, just as NoBama promised, would go sky high.
The last two generations have lived with increasing prices in almost every commodity; it is called inflation and it is not a part of a free market economy; just the opposite. In free and open competion, prices go down, it's true, ducky, it really is, I lived through a period of time when prices were stable.
You know why? Government was not meddling and the free market met the supplies and demands of a free and independent people.
Food prices > Up
Energy Prices > Up
Gasolina prices > Up
Hea oil prices > Up
Clothing prices > Up
Medical care prices >>> Way up $850.00 for a months supply of Advair, an inhalant, $850.00 for 30 Viaggra tablets!
Worst of all, however...one day you will come home to a dark house. There is not enough electricity for everyone, so you get it for a few hours each day.
Fiction? Not hardly. Do a google on the number of electroc gemeratomg plants in the USA. Then search for how old those plants are and when they will need to be replaced. Search and discover that no new power plants have been built in the last 40 years to replace the old ones.
Then do a graph on when the lines of supply and demand fail to equal each other and predict when it will happen.
As early as tomorrow if natural or man made disaster compromises the electric grid that serves you.
Many of us have lived through a few days of no electricity; imagine a year or more before the lights come back on.
Thanks Txrad....
PURE! You out there somewhere? Been missin' U!
Amicus