The Exquisite Art Of Marketing To Pauperized Consumers

[Lin ASL Ebron]

http://www.testosteronepit.com/home/2013/7/27/the-exquisite-art-of-marketing-to-pauperized-consumers.html

 

"While workers in the upper income categories, those who don’t have to worry about the price of toilet paper, have seen their incomes rise sharply over the years, the rest have been in a long downward spiral. To take just one measure: median household income, adjusted for inflation, has dropped 7.8% since 2000 (chart). The drop has been steeper for the lower income categories. These are the folks who do worry about the price of toilet paper. And for them, Kimberly-Clark Corp. and other tissue makers have a special strategy:

“Desheeting.”..." and

 

"The high art of marketing to consumers who have been pauperized in small, nearly unnoticeable increments by over a decade of wage increases – for the lucky ones – that haven’t kept up with what the Fed is so passionate about creating: moderate inflation."

 

This system is going to great lengths to "blind the minds of the unbelievers" on every level.  It's no wonder they can't really "get" the truth.  Just more proof that Jehovah is drawing honest-hearted ones to Him and His organization.  We have to keep searching and preaching to all those sighing and groaning under the tyranny of Satanic rule  (Ezekiel 9:3-6) . . .and he began calling out to the man that was clothed with the linen, at whose hips there was the secretary’s inkhorn. 4 And Jehovah went on to say to him: “Pass through the midst of the city, through the midst of Jerusalem, and you must put a mark on the foreheads of the men that are sighing and groaning over all the detestable things that are being done in the midst of it.” 5 And to these [others] he said in my ears: “Pass through the city after him and strike. Let not your eye feel sorry, and do not feel any compassion. 6 Old man, young man and virgin and little child and women YOU should kill off—to a ruination. But to any man upon whom there is the mark do not go near. . .

 

Agape'