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txlibdem

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11. So the nuke industry is damned for allowing a misquote by The Press

Sun Feb 12, 2012, 07:59 PM

Feb 2012

to continue without correction?

I just can't see many companies spending their money and time to correct a favorable yet wrong impression about their product.

Ronald Reagan made advertisements for a cigarette company. Did he (immediately after the ads appeared) make public statements declaring he was just paid to say that and he didn't like that brand of cigarette after all?

Money, money money. The greatest evil ever created by Man.

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I expect he's been brought off by the global nuclear conspiracy Dead_Parrot Feb 2012 #1

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In that case, I'll phone the Vatican. Dead_Parrot Feb 2012 #3

Just plain wrong. n/t ellisonz Feb 2012 #4

...so long as it’s without subsidy.’ BeFree Feb 2012 #5

NOT A LIE!! PamW Feb 2012 #6

Sure he was. kristopher Feb 2012 #7

WRONG AS ALWAYS!! PamW Feb 2012 #8

Please drop the stupid all caps caraher Feb 2012 #9

So the nuke industry is damned for allowing a misquote by The Press txlibdem Feb 2012 #11

It wasn't a misquote so much as the obvious interpretation caraher Feb 2012 #12

It sounds like you're insinuating that past failures are doomed to repeat txlibdem Feb 2012 #13

Waxing poetic = lying out his ass jpak Feb 2012 #10