Toddsterpatriot
Diamond Member
You claimed yesterday that corporations spend more on advertising than on producing their products. You never provided proof.
Were you wrong?
You tend to produce mental backwash rather than ideas so I tend to ignore you after trying to carry a conversation w/ you on other threads. Nothing personal but your ideas lack credibility. Plus assuming your opponents are dumber than you--as evinced by your signature--is a good way to ensure you view yourself as right. Too bad real world academics doesn't work out that way but when you shelter yourself I guess you found a way around it.
But I want to thank you for pointing out the Jefferson Quote. However, he made similar remarks and so while the quote likely isn't his, we know where he stood on the banks. You just detract rather than add to discussion. You mostly ask red herring questions and refuse to do your own research.
Coca-Cola spends X on Ads
Big Pharma spends X on Ads
I ask that you to click those links so you can begin to put a picture together of advertisement.
You tend to produce mental backwash rather than ideas
Yeah, I tend to call you out on your bullshit claims, and then you tend to run away.
Nothing personal but your ideas lack credibility.
Nothing personal, but pointing out your errors (lies?) makes me more credible than you.
Plus assuming your opponents are dumber than you
That's a safe assumption, when you're my opponent.
You mostly ask red herring questions and refuse to do your own research.
When you make ridiculous claims, with no proof, where am I supposed to research?
Thanks for providing a few links.
Your actual claim was:
The fact that most major corporations spend more money on advertisement than the production of their products clues us in.
Were you wrong?