The United States Of America Just Has To Come First

[HARDCORE]

4-7-2024

There just ain’t no two ways about it – “The United States of America” just has to come first! And unless we readopt this philosophy (and fast), we too, may end up at the bottom of the garbage heap! And for as long as ‘All’ of our money, much of our military resources, all of our resolve and nearly all of our trumps are pissed-away in foreign wars and all of our sacred blood is drained-away by foreign entities to whom their demands always come first and foremost, and finally, all of our assets are pumped into one bottomless foreign sewer after another, the needs of “We the People” will continue to take a back-seat to the never-ending demands of this: “So-Called Free, Foreign-World” and the urgent needs of our very own people are ‘Irrevocably’ Doomed to An Inevitable Demise” – in my opinion!

And as such, we dare not falter, and we must not stumble! Our steps must be sure and direct, our sights must be firmly set, our direction must be carved in stone, and our goals must be as rigid as tempered steel itself! For we have few other choices left open to us in the immediate future, if that is, we wish to continue to survive, to thrive and to stay alive!! And if ‘Old Joe Biden’ genuinely believes that he alone can “Defeat Trump” in the 2024 Presidential Election, then ‘Good- Luck Joe’, You Sure As Hell Are Going To Need It!

For What We Require Now, Is A Strong and Honorable Man - Dealing From A Straight Deck! And The Needs And The Demands Of Our Very Own People Must Certainly Come First and Foremost!! “SHUFFLE FAIR, DEAL FAIR AND PLAY FAIR!”

Hardcore

[Boats]

It's a monopoly which plays from the top down!
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A. A monopoly is a market structure that consists of a seller and/or producer where there are no close
substitutes.
A monopoly limits available alternatives for its product and creates barriers for competitors to enter the
marketplace. Monopolies can also lead to unfair consumer practices.
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B. Investopedia defines a monopoly as, "a situation by which a single company and/or group owns all -
or - nearly all of the market for a given type of product or service."
[Without any meaningful competition, monopolies are usually quite profitable.]
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C. What is a 'Monopoly - And how does it work?

1. Definition: A market structure characterized by a single seller, selling a unique product in the market.
In a monopoly market, the seller faces no competition, as he is the sole seller of goods with no close substitute.

2. Description: In a monopoly market, factors like government license, ownership of resources, copyright and
patent and high starting cost make an entity a single seller of goods. All these factors restrict the entry of other
sellers in the market. Monopolies also possess some information that is not known to other sellers.

2a. Characteristics associated with a monopoly market make the single seller the market controller as well as
the price maker. He also enjoys the power of setting the price - for his goods.

2b.[Original meaning of the word Monopoly comes from Greek as a compound of two words “mono,” which
means “single” or “one,” and “polein“, meaning “ to sell. “ This word was perceived as an exclusive legal right
of sale covered by Government usually ensured by patent or licence.]

2c. So; What is the best example of a government monopoly?

In most cases, competition cannot exist in order for a government monopoly to be established. Public utilities
are often the basic example, because the government can control, regulate, and provide the utility for a [Less
expensive price] than a private company.

3. What is a monopoly and why is it a bad thing?

Economists generally believe that monopolies and other restraints of trade are bad because they usually reduce
total output, and therefore the overall economic well-being for producers and consumers (see monopoly).

Closing: It's the lack of competition - that allows cost variances - by the supplier.
Hence! If you really want the item bad enough - then you will have to pay for it
at it's updated now current price - since the product is difficult - to make - or stock!

[This is where the "gotcha principle" kicks in!] Therefore, you buy it or look for a
similar and/or substitute for something other - if it exist?!
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Personal Note: I've run into these situations like this - & often of late.
I'm sure you have as well. This is where the supplier uses the
- I GOTCHA PRINCIPLE! If you want it bad enough - you'll pay for it
no matter what!
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Boats