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In reply to the discussion: 4 Bogus Right-Wing Theories About Poverty, and the Real Reason Americans Can’t Make Ends Meet [View all]Occulus
(20,599 posts)27. I bet those are old rear-projection TVs
They sure as hell aren't CRTs. In any case, bigger isn't always better. Old rear-projection TVs are absolutely worthless.
There's a reason nobody wants them: they suck, for any purpose, including watching TV. And the lamp, in some cases plural. Some of them could be damaged by an Xbox or a playstation. Forget about hooking it up to your PC. Scanlines, flickering, poor viewing angle...
Burn them all. Leave us only with pictures.
In a word, yuck.
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4 Bogus Right-Wing Theories About Poverty, and the Real Reason Americans Can’t Make Ends Meet [View all]
xchrom
Feb 2013
OP
This isn't really related to your post, but the cell phone thing always gets me
Victor_c3
Feb 2013
#4
If you don't have a computer, you use your cellphone for Internet connectivity.
shcrane71
Feb 2013
#10
Well some would argue that living wages, affordable access to competent health care,
bluesbassman
Feb 2013
#13
Everybody with even half-a-brain knows that real wages have declined for a few decades.
BlueJazz
Feb 2013
#11
The other one goes something like this: "95% of the poor in America have refrigerators and 80% have
Lydia Leftcoast
Feb 2013
#16
America - The Only Place Where the Well-To-Do and Wealthy are Jealous of the Poor.
HughBeaumont
Feb 2013
#20
$168 a day = $61K a year. I'd be interested in the rationale on that. (I'm sure there is one,
HiPointDem
Feb 2013
#25