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Know what you`re boycotting
Posted: 2003-04-26 07:02am
by Montcalm
Found this on the same site where i got yesterdays bad joke.
www.fleishman.com/news/pr041703.html
Posted: 2003-04-27 05:46am
by Slartibartfast
Is this a joke site?
Great, so the US acts like an asshole and some countries disagree, and thus must be punished? It doesn't make sense. If anything, boycotting should be reserved for organizations that are fucking you in the ass, like the phone company or Microsoft. But seriously, boycotting somebody because they don't agree with heavy-handed shit like invading countries that haven't like, attacked you or anything, sheesh.
Posted: 2003-04-27 09:36am
by Alyeska
What fucking pisses me off is the boycott of Canadian goods. This fucking war has gotten so bad that people take the Black and White stance, there is no middle ground. If you aren't with us, you are against us. Hence its just fine to attack Canada like we have been doing. That fucking disgusts me.
Posted: 2003-04-27 09:59am
by salm
teheheheh
morons
Posted: 2003-04-27 10:04am
by Montcalm
Its almost like when Jay Leno ask people on the street different type of question,sometime i wonder are they joking or do some Americans are really stupid.
Posted: 2003-04-27 10:05pm
by aphexmonster
They're straight up drinking hateoraid
Posted: 2003-04-27 10:33pm
by Howedar
One can get whatever results they want from a survey by asking the right people. Besides which, a lot of people consider it their civic duty to lie on surveys.
Posted: 2003-04-27 10:35pm
by Darth Wong
Howedar wrote:One can get whatever results they want from a survey by asking the right people. Besides which, a lot of people consider it their civic duty to lie on surveys.
Surveys are indeed somewhat unreliable, although one would require some sort of countervailing evidence before simply dismissing this.
Posted: 2003-04-27 10:39pm
by TrailerParkJawa
Darth Wong wrote:Howedar wrote:One can get whatever results they want from a survey by asking the right people. Besides which, a lot of people consider it their civic duty to lie on surveys.
Surveys are indeed somewhat unreliable, although one would require some sort of countervailing evidence before simply dismissing this.
In college I lied on surveys just for giggles. Sometimes there would be a survey at the door of the career fairs and a survey at the end. I usually went in Chinese and came out Black, Im white.
I recently participated in a phone survey on fast food and was completey truthful. I guess it is easier to be a wise ass on paper , but not on the phone.
It was interesting to note how the questions were phrased, a bad question can lead to a predetermined outcome inadvertantly.