[andyk]

I am glad you have enough disposable income to be able to buy top of the line stuff but the rest of the world does not.

The argument is the same liberals make about having a Wal-mart move into an area.

Huh? You're upset that I think high quality eggs are worth $5 a dozen? You think me supporting local farmers hurts the rest of the world somehow? You'll have to explain this one to me. And it has what to do with liberalism?

[Balding_Eagle]

Huh? You're upset that I think high quality eggs are worth $5 a dozen? You think me supporting local farmers hurts the rest of the world somehow?

I'm answering for myself, not the poster you replied to.

I'm not at all upset, just the opposite. I also think supporting the local farmers is a good thing too. I'm pro-capitalist on those issues, as you apparently are.

[Harmless Teddy Bear]

You're upset that I think high quality eggs are worth $5 a dozen?

And since that is exactly the opposite of what I actually said I am going to explain it to you in very simple words.

I am glad (that means happy) you have enough disposable income (that means extra money) to be able to buy top of the line stuff (like fancy eggs)but the rest of the world (people who are not you) does not (not everyone has extra cash).

The argument (That because you buy expensive eggs I should buy expensive eggs) is the same liberals make about having a Wal-mart (Place where you can buy things a bit cheaper) move into an area (But people should not be able to buy stuff where I don't want them too).

Did that help?