Pepsi and the Rise and Fall of ObamaMarketing

All I hear is socialism socialism socialism, collective thinking instead of promoting individuality

I think it is less Obama, and more what he symbolizes which is communism/marxism, but in a coded, underground way. We're in deep doo, doo.

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"Nine out of ten people buying obama shirts couldn't tell you anything about him and his policies, it's just like a Che Guevara shirt"

That's one of the smartest things I've heard someone say.

Haha it really is.

Nope...have to call you on this one Freemaniac. I researched the story you mentioned and the source you referenced was actually a lawyer defending some auto dealers who were being threatened with closure. He was speculating. He's a lawyer. That's what they do.

From the story: A spokeswoman for Chrysler said the decision to cut a quarter of the dealers was "not coming from the task force."

Now what would have happened if the auto industry wasn't loaned the money? Boom go way more jobs.

And by the way, the notion of Republican's being targeted for closure was debunked quite a while ago. Considering that 80-90% of political donations by car/automobile dealers go to the GOP it wasn't hard to do.

Damn buddy...we were SO close to being on the same page. lol

Oh well...that's America!

I'd have to look into it more I guess... I'd heard a quick blurb about the closings a few months back and I guess I didn't dig deep enough before bringing it up. Still, I think the auto industry, particularly GM, has problems on both the labor and corporate sides that seriously need to be resolved before the government commits any more funds.

I'm sure we'll reach the same page sooner or later :)

Right on. See how we brought that around to a point we could agree upon?

Not sure what you're doing later this week but we both may want to catch a plane to D.C. and take over the health care reform meetings. We could get the job done! :)

Thanks for the 'back and forth.' Well done.

Dialog like this is so important... America really needs more of it. We usually find we have more in common than we think. It's been a pleasure.