Do you expect there to have been studies done on what percentage of the population puts profit over everything else?
> What does "virtually" mean?
virtually /vûr′choo͞-ə-lē/ adverb Almost but not quite; nearly.
> What does "virtually" mean?
virtually /vûr′choo͞-ə-lē/ adverb Almost but not quite; nearly.
I expect people to not make claims without evidence. I never asked for a study, either - that's you misreading my comment. I asked for a citation, which could be a public poll - some empirical evidence, as opposed to none.
> virtually /vûr′choo͞-ə-lē/ adverb Almost but not quite; nearly.
This is an intentional misinterpretation of my question, as well as being sarcastic to mock and emotionally attack me. Any reasonable reader would have known that I meant "what value does virtually mean here?"
You're intentionally being deceptive and emotionally manipulative to push a political agenda. Don't do that.