Toddsterpatriot
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- May 3, 2011
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Ok, I am not against profit for your couple but they have to check whether it is possible.Your example is not common. Common are big anonymous fonds buying large swaths of housing areas and turn them into horns of plenty.
Ok, so I wrote all of that for nothing as you completely dodged the questions.
If your children make a deficit with their juice booth, that´s just a possible result of your free market.
Ok, I am not against profit for your couple but they have to check whether it is possible.
They have the freedom to check? Wow!