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> Yes, bread is still bread, all those are still additives. Ok unfortunately I don’t think we really have much to discuss here if you think that. Our world vie
by ericmay 1y ago
> Yes, bread is still bread, all those are still additives.
Ok unfortunately I don’t think we really have much to discuss here if you think that. Our world views on products and economics are too different.
- donkeybeer 1y agoThey certainly are if you are so enamored by artificially making peoples lives worse. You still failed to explain btw precisely in what manner the differences between the production of bread at home and at a factory are relevant to tariffs?
- donkeybeer 1y agoWhy? Do you think alcohol for example becomes some Magicaniumsupernaturalum non-alcohol if its kept in an oak barrel for a few years vs being sold as is? Its still alcohol, the other chemicals are additions to it. If the other chemicals are gone, its still functional alcohol. If the alcohol is gone and the other chemicals remain, then its no longer a working alcohol.