Note that I am not going to ignore you, so you will not see when I call out your foolishness.
–Peter
How else would you do it?
Yes, I would. Before the appearance of private firms’ accounting the numbers were rife with fraud. Anyone even mildly conversant with history knows this.
Of course in the 1800’s the “taxes” issue was moot because the government was financed largely by tariffs, which made most consumption more expensive and out of the hands of the little people. I’m one of those who does not think that is/was a good system.
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Is someone stopping you from provided such tools? Or are you just complaining because you feel like complaining?
I’m just stating facts as I see them. Is that still legal in America?
The Captain
No. You are stating opinions, not facts.
Stating opinions is fine. But you need to defend them, rather than simply claim they are facts and not opinions.
–Peter
Publicly-traded Tupperware filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection, listing assets of between $500 million to $1 billion and liabilities of $1 billion to $10 billion, according to its court filing. The company will seek court approval to facilitate a sale process of the business and to continue operating during bankruptcy proceedings, it said in a separate statement.
DB2
About 14 months ago, someone did well with TUP
Short-lived, I assure you.
@jjaym - Safe for microwaving, right? 