Who Framed Roger Rabbit hit theaters in 1988, but it was in development for a long time. Disney bought the right to the novel Who Censored Roger Rabbit? by Gary K. Wolf in 1981, and set to work on the film from 1981 to 1983. Then in 1984, Michael Eisner took over as head of Disney, and reworked the entire project, bringing in Steven Spielberg and his company Amblin Entertainment. In this Disney promo film, we see the earlier work that was done on Who Framed Roger Rabbit, with Paul Reubens doing the voice of Roger Rabbit. It would have been quite different from what we know. -via Digg
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The National Center for Policy Analysis is not a "conservative think tank".
Its funders -- P&G, ExxonMobil, Scaife, Lilly -- are its message. Its board and staff are not only a who's who of the GOP, but of other conservative think tanks and front groups as well -- Hudson, Hoover, Heartland, etc.
A couple of minutes of googling comes up with enough evidence to convince anyone who could be convinced with evidence.
http://www.sourcewatch.org/index.php?title=National_Center_for_Policy_Analysis
Or is it just assumed in your post that conservatives and industry are just evil and spread false information for their own profit? Go take a long walk off a short pier, comrade...
So-called "saving" is a bad idea in most cases as it is better for people or businesses on any income level to plow a healthy percentage of profits back into investment, research and development. Any corporation or wealthy individual who has been around long enough and succeeded has done this as a matter of course.
The article and this discussion leaves aside the whole point about taxes and government intervention (read: profiteering) in financial transactions between entities.
Hope you learn to speak Mandarin - they're going to own us soon the way we're going.