Harry Dresden
Adamantium Member
what advertisement ever said that pepsi was the drink of poor people?.....i never seen it....is it mind control or a superior product over other like products?....if i like coke over pepsi is that coke controlling my mind or me thinking coke is a better tasting soda?....You have to wonder what Democrats are so scared of that they are constantly demonizing Citizens and trying to overturn it. After all, it gives them the same ability to form corporations and campaign on issues as conservatives. Perhaps it is that Democrats already have all the corporations campaigning for them so anything else must be going to the opposition.
I don't agree with Citizens either.
But an amendment isn't the answer.
Seems like voters educating themselves (and not listening to the Hacks who run the communications networks) would weaken the power of money.
But then again that's not going to happen, is it? Look at how many people are taken in by advertising, McDonalds, Pepsi, Coca-Cola being some of the bigger ones. They make a fortune because they mind control so many people.
I'll give an example.
I worked in a small supermarket close to a national park one summer. The guy who was in charge of the afternoon shift was a 'Nam vet. His wife had left him with two girls to bring up, and a rather large dog.
He could get Coca-Cola for free from the taps we had over by the Deli. He was on food stamps so being able to shove his body full of sugar for free, you'd think, would be a good thing.
No. He went and bought Pepsi at 99 cents (before tax) a bottle, almost no matter the size of the bottle.
I asked him why. He said it was because Pepsi was the drink of the poor people and Coca-Cola wasn't.
How could he have got this idea? Only through advertising. He had been bought, his mind controlled.