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Originally Posted by glend
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I read the article ..thank you...people read this stuff and buy it with no questions asked but I have a question in relation to this part of the article...which says...
The problem is, they're mostly stuffed between mattresses or hidden in the nation's sock drawers.
How do they know this? If one were to insist on the truth it would tell you they dont know and any statement is at best speculation at worst an out right lie.
Why could it not be that people are buying stuff like telescopes secondhand...or any number of things really...but such unsupported assertions are just so typical of journalism it seems and always point to putting original ideas into the minds of all those who make up the market place..
How could they know and so we know that this is a mere guess to pad the article and support an already predetermined conclusion.
And really what is the purpose...no doubt to tarnish cash and make you feel guilty if you look in your wallet and find a couple of fifties...why do they manipulate our thinking?...because we let them.
So after a while the " informed" person will have all the answers and reasoning to support the propaganda telling us that cash is bad .... Follow the money? Who could benefit and instigate such a campaigne to change your thinking..."THEM" thats who...
Alex