May 8
nador commented on
Distorted Coverage of May Day and SPD Conduct Show Need for Big Changes in Seattle.
"As an activist and a socialist, I strongly oppose protesters smashing windows, especially of small businesses."
In other words, it is okay but try and leave the little guys alone. I'm curious what the writer considers a small business? At what dollar amount does it become a big business? What's the basis? Is it gross sales for the company? Gross Sales per employee? Profit per employee? Gross Profit for the company? Just using the term "big business" or "corporations" doesn't tell me anything.
Apr 23
nador commented on
The Broadway Grill Is Closing.
@15, when were you there last? Seriously, it has dramatically imporoved. It took the new owner about a year, but it was way better and the last time I was there it rocked. Drinks, food, and service were spot on. I'll try to get there again before they close if in town.
Apr 19
nador commented on
Boston Surely Hates Gun Control Now.
huh, I could just as easily take care of an intruder with a .45 6-shooter. I only need 1 maybe 2 shots at most. Ar-15 is just for spray-n-pray folks that don't know how to air a friggin gun.
Apr 9
nador commented on
State Sues Florist Who Refused Service to a Gay Wedding.
Let's see, I'm pretty sure a Barista could use the same argument and refuse to make me coffee. A house painter knows just how to create a perfect palette of colors for their client, the sales person at the tire shop adds their artistic abilities to pick out just the right tire rims for your ride. And let's not forget the chef who makes their food with flair or the printer who interprets that you want those 100 copies on just the right paper. According to these silly lawyers, each one of these people could invoke that argument and refuse service to the Gays. Bunch of idiots.
Apr 1
nador commented on
Where and How Do You Buy Your Liquor?.
@20 & @38; Rainier Plaza's store is absolute rip off. BUT, when you need something now, you either go without or buy it. That's what I did. But as soon as I got home I took to the internet and found a great little store in NJ that will happily ship me the booze for $19 less PER BOTTLE. That includes the cost of shipping, too. So, I ordered up a case and am set for at least a year or so. Otherwise I go to Wine World / Esquin / Pete's / Costco / or the actual wineries/distillers that are local.
In other words, it is okay but try and leave the little guys alone. I'm curious what the writer considers a small business? At what dollar amount does it become a big business? What's the basis? Is it gross sales for the company? Gross Sales per employee? Profit per employee? Gross Profit for the company? Just using the term "big business" or "corporations" doesn't tell me anything.