If you wanted one, and someone broke down the logistical costs out for you, what percent of the cost going to profits would be acceptable to you, assuming all the other “line items” on that breakdown were justified (power, wages, raw materials, building maintenance, transportation, etc)?
That’s not an answer, because it ignores my question. I asked you what percent of the cost to produce the good would be low enough for you to agree that it’s fair. I’m not even asking for a specific cash amount, just a percent. If you want to give an amount that’s fine too.
Your answer equals just less than $20,000, but your complaining about a less than $3 blizzard, so that can’t possibly be the right answer. Maybe you don’t understand how numbers work?
If you wanted one, and someone broke down the logistical costs out for you, what percent of the cost going to profits would be acceptable to you, assuming all the other “line items” on that breakdown were justified (power, wages, raw materials, building maintenance, transportation, etc)?
Whatever is enough to keep me just under the amount to qualify for welfare.
Fuck the ruling class.
That’s not an answer, because it ignores my question. I asked you what percent of the cost to produce the good would be low enough for you to agree that it’s fair. I’m not even asking for a specific cash amount, just a percent. If you want to give an amount that’s fine too.
I literally answered your question.
If your reading comprehension is not good enough to understand the words in front of you, then you need to take a remedial English course.
Your answer equals just less than $20,000, but your complaining about a less than $3 blizzard, so that can’t possibly be the right answer. Maybe you don’t understand how numbers work?
Why do you think it equals less than $20,000?
Even if it did, what would that have to do with me saying a $3 blizzard isn’t worth the money?
Maybe you need to take the remedial English course after all.