Russian Vodka

Celticguy said:
its a nice sounding gesture but that booze has already been bought by your state so the money has long since made its way to Russia so it only hurts your state's taxpayers.

Discontinuing future purchases would have some actual impact.
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What you posted it true, but one has to start some place.
 
Trumpet said:
What you posted it true, but one has to start some place.
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second sentence.
the customers will likely take care of killing sales.

but if you dont like that, have Customs prohibit imports of Russian vodka. any booze floating its way across the Atlantic will just have to go back and that also means no money.

More ? And within the state ? immediate tax on russian vodka of say 200-500%. That will also kill sales.

But foreign matters are supposed to be managed at the national level, thats specifically the fed's job.
 
Celticguy said:
second sentence.
the customers will likely take care of killing sales.

but if you dont like that, have Customs prohibit imports of Russian vodka. any booze floating its way across the Atlantic will just have to go back and that also means no money.

More ? And within the state ? immediate tax on russian vodka of say 200-500%. That will also kill sales.

But foreign matters are supposed to be managed at the national level, thats specifically the fed's job.
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You don't have to make it more complicated than it needs to be.
 
What kind of people other than Russians or degenerate alcoholic Americans drink vodka in the 1st place?

Not my kind, I'll tell you that.
 
The Anonymous said:
Tom Israel imports cheap Thai labor , mainly for farm labor and toilet cleaning , will your Thai whore sign up?
Now you smell like cheap Russian vodka and Thai whore
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Thai women, who went abroad for work ended up in Korea, Sweden, Italy or Denmark picking vegetables, berries or fruit. Some went to Israel to do farm jobs on a kibbutz. A lot used to go to the Emirates until word got round about the disgusting way they were treated by Gulf Arabs.

My wife has a friend who's married to a Jew from Tel Aviv. That guy lives in an incredibly expensive penthouse apartment near the beach, he's a retired businessman who spends his time between Israel and Thailand. He's asked me several times if I want to go there, I may take him up on his offer this year.
 
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