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Is print media losing out to Internet and Television advertising? Of course. Can you imagine a world of non readers looking for a 19.99 potato peeler in the papers?

Outlets like eBay,Google, and others use methods that even newbies like myself to what is euphemistically referred to as social media can use.

What is apparent is that social medias implies that their buyers are non readers, avaricious, and geared like their sellers to a fast buck.

When I consider the billions being spent by potato peeler manufacturers or let me teach you how to use the Internet video professors, the more I deem them shady operations that will in time extinguish themselves. Just how long will they find enough suckers to buy the crap they are trying to force us into purchasing assuming that by using psychological techniques of virtual threats and demeaning language?

In time those hucksters will find themselves rewriting their skits and selling another mindless manufacturers products on their social media.

What social media means to me is an unconscionable attack at consumers with too much leftover money that can be wasted on products that are worthless.

In time manufacturers and those with retail businesses will find ways of improving sales by looking in areas of good taste, normalcy and perhaps, being aware of lawsuits.

The vast expendable cash flow of companies looking for ways to cover huge sums of money by appearing to be spending it on advertising might not look so good in the near future. There might come a time when they will have to defend their hiding monies in fraudulent advertising schemes and showing little if any profits for their expenditures.

The IRS might decide to ease the national debt by going into these advertising schemes that are remarkably political in nature as advocating incumbents instead of material.

It is indeed, indeed, a new day and the government that is in charge of helping us to figure out the national debt might find a way to get its share of those billions in revenues.

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