• T Clark
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    As I indicated previously, I appreciate the sentiment. It means a lot to me.
  • T Clark
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    The first example is a decision not based on neutrality, values or beliefs though. We’re not always making decision based on neutrality, personal beliefs or values but based on circumstances for example a poor person buys cheap products because they’re restricted by their finances not their tastes, values or personal beliefs.kindred

    I think we've carried this issue as far as we're going to get.
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