Re: OVER-DEPENDENCE ON COMPUTER'S

Jerry Sauk wrote:

> There are no or
> very few PRIVATE invitation's to eat at Taco Bell.  Just think about it
for
> a damn minute Robert.  Say you want to invite your mom over for a
private
> dinner at your home.  Do you take out national advertising of FOX during
> Football Game's, for all the public world to see, to invite her
over????????
> Case closed.  Discussion closed.
> 

Depends on your definition of "private invitation".  I don't imagine 
anyone is receiving wax-sealed envelopes in the mail. But the invitation 
to eat at Taco Bell is almost always disseminated via private channels. 
Taco Bell's advertisements are not to be confused with public service 
announcements (although, if you ever ran the world I can easily envision 
this confusion being mandated).

FOX, like all the majar network's, is a private enterprise, in the 
business of selling advertising slots to companies like Taco Bell.

You won't see Taco Bell commercials on public television, unless they're 
sponsoring a program on gastrointestinal degeneration.

Nor are you likely to see Taco Bell billboards at City Hall, unless 
they're penned a deal with the cafeteria.

You still don't understand that almost everything in your world is owned 
and operated by private interests, and they're setting the rules for 
their properties.

-- 
Albert Worschey