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Posted by rhudson on April 17, 2001 at 12:48:33 from (152.31.162.17):
In Reply to: Common sense posted by Bus Driver on April 17, 2001 at 11:15:06:
hey Bus Driver, years ago i had a boss that said the same thing. he added that the materials were basically free. it was the labor to harvest that added cost. soil free, labor to drive tractor not free. seed free, labor to gather dry package seeds not free. oil free, labor to remove oil and process not free. i've heard several hundred times that if you stop producing or constructing "something" your area/state/country is headed for trouble. i thing everyone will agree that the ability to produce is what got us out of troouble in 1945. what do we have now?
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