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To: JustSayNoToNannies
The price goes down but the profits go up because the cost of delivery is brought down.

Laughable babbling. <-- Borderline personal attack.

High profits attract increased competition <-- Wow! That is brilliant! No one could have ever come up with such insight! Thank Baal that he put someone the likes of you on our Green sustainable Mother Earth to enlighten us at the altar of Flukedom!

Try again and be sure to review your Econ 101 notes or try and finish that class that you either dropped out of or failed.

Do you have the minimal good sense to feel embarrassed yet?

Yes I am so sorry, I see now that you are a super genius and surely sailed through Econ 101 with a special mention. Are you a Nobel Prize winner? A Nobel Peace Prize winner?

I await your response with eager anticipation. Feel free to denigrate my lowly self with your brilliance. I am still in awe of your statement that "high profits attract competition". Someone once mentioned something about barriers to competition but I can see that such people are nothing nothing compared to your brilliant insight and awesome mind.

Please post more soon, the wait is torture!

83 posted on 03/06/2012 11:07:49 AM PST by Hostage (Looking for a slut who brings her own birth control.)
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To: Hostage
I am still in awe of your statement that "high profits attract competition". Someone once mentioned something about barriers to competition

Did that someone say that barriers to competition are universal? Or impregnable? Did they indicate what might be the barriers to competition in selling dried plant matter?

88 posted on 03/06/2012 11:28:12 AM PST by JustSayNoToNannies (A free society's default policy: it's none of government's business.)
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