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G**gle goes political...
An ad by a Republican from Maine was taken down by G....... This was a
respons to millions of dollars worth of propoganda by moveon.org against the candidate. G says that because Moveon is trademarked the owners can request it come down. Although G has anti Walmart, Blackwater, etc advertizing (paid) on it's site and has for a long time. I guess no one is safe from the long arm of the Clinton/Soros thugs... Damn this "vast right wing conspiracy";) |
G**gle goes political...
On Oct 12, 10:47 am, wrote:
An ad by a Republican from Maine was taken down by G....... This was a respons to millions of dollars worth of propoganda by moveon.org against the candidate. G says that because Moveon is trademarked the owners can request it come down. Although G has anti Walmart, Blackwater, etc advertizing (paid) on it's site and has for a long time. I guess no one is safe from the long arm of the Clinton/Soros thugs... Damn this "vast right wing conspiracy";) Why do you think that just because a corporation, or corporations have a stance, and has the balls to take that stance, that they are in the "long arm of the Clinton/Soros thugs"? You don't think that the brilliant minds at Google are capable of forming an opinion without those you've stated? Would you on the other hand say that any website that have a right wing agenda is equally unable to make an informed decision? |
G**gle goes political...
On Oct 12, 2:49 pm, wrote:
On Oct 12, 10:47 am, wrote: An ad by a Republican from Maine was taken down by G....... This was a respons to millions of dollars worth of propoganda by moveon.org against the candidate. G says that because Moveon is trademarked the owners can request it come down. Although G has anti Walmart, Blackwater, etc advertizing (paid) on it's site and has for a long time. I guess no one is safe from the long arm of the Clinton/Soros thugs... Damn this "vast right wing conspiracy";) Why do you think that just because a corporation, or corporations have a stance, and has the balls to take that stance, that they are in the "long arm of the Clinton/Soros thugs"? You don't think that the brilliant minds at Google are capable of forming an opinion without those you've stated? Would you on the other hand say that any website that have a right wing agenda is equally unable to make an informed decision? |
G**gle goes political...
On Oct 12, 2:49 pm, wrote:
On Oct 12, 10:47 am, wrote: An ad by a Republican from Maine was taken down by G....... This was a respons to millions of dollars worth of propoganda by moveon.org against the candidate. G says that because Moveon is trademarked the owners can request it come down. Although G has anti Walmart, Blackwater, etc advertizing (paid) on it's site and has for a long time. I guess no one is safe from the long arm of the Clinton/Soros thugs... Damn this "vast right wing conspiracy";) Why do you think that just because a corporation, or corporations have a stance, and has the balls to take that stance, that they are in the "long arm of the Clinton/Soros thugs"? You don't think that the brilliant minds at Google are capable of forming an opinion without those you've stated? Would you on the other hand say that any website that have a right wing agenda is equally unable to make an informed decision? So what if the business decided not to serve say an armed police officer, a black man, a muslim, a military guy... (oooops, forgot, progressives think it's ok to discriminate against the military) in their business, would that be ok too? Or is it just progressives that get to "take a stand"? It has to do with advertizing, contracts, terms of service, and business ethics, I don't expect progressives to understand this, so you are off the hook;) |
G**gle goes political...
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G**gle goes political...
wrote in message
ups.com... On Oct 12, 2:49 pm, wrote: On Oct 12, 10:47 am, wrote: An ad by a Republican from Maine was taken down by G....... This was a respons to millions of dollars worth of propoganda by moveon.org against the candidate. G says that because Moveon is trademarked the owners can request it come down. Although G has anti Walmart, Blackwater, etc advertizing (paid) on it's site and has for a long time. I guess no one is safe from the long arm of the Clinton/Soros thugs... Damn this "vast right wing conspiracy";) Why do you think that just because a corporation, or corporations have a stance, and has the balls to take that stance, that they are in the "long arm of the Clinton/Soros thugs"? You don't think that the brilliant minds at Google are capable of forming an opinion without those you've stated? Would you on the other hand say that any website that have a right wing agenda is equally unable to make an informed decision? So what if the business decided not to serve say an armed police officer, a black man, a muslim, a military guy... (oooops, forgot, progressives think it's ok to discriminate against the military) in their business, would that be ok too? Or is it just progressives that get to "take a stand"? A business can choose its customers, and it's legal. The reason doesn't matter, even though some reasons may **** off somebody. If there are shareholders, maybe they'll make a stink about it, or maybe not. Short Skirt Passenger Gets Kicked Off Plane http://www.thestar.com/News/article/254499 Southwest Boots Woman For Shirt http://money.cnn.com/2005/10/06/news...hirt/index.htm Southwest Airline Make Man Change T-Shirt http://www.cnn.com/2007/TRAVEL/10/05...f=mpstoryemail It has to do with advertizing, contracts, terms of service, and business ethics, I don't expect progressives to understand this, so you are off the hook;) I don't expect you to understand, but it's entirely possible that children might stumble into this newsgroup and be permanently damaged by seeing obscenities like "advertizing". Please fix that in the future. Kids absorb everything they see. |
G**gle goes political...
On Oct 13, 8:37 am, "JoeSpareBedroom" wrote:
wrote in message ups.com... On Oct 12, 2:49 pm, wrote: On Oct 12, 10:47 am, wrote: An ad by a Republican from Maine was taken down by G....... This was a respons to millions of dollars worth of propoganda by moveon.org against the candidate. G says that because Moveon is trademarked the owners can request it come down. Although G has anti Walmart, Blackwater, etc advertizing (paid) on it's site and has for a long time. I guess no one is safe from the long arm of the Clinton/Soros thugs... Damn this "vast right wing conspiracy";) Why do you think that just because a corporation, or corporations have a stance, and has the balls to take that stance, that they are in the "long arm of the Clinton/Soros thugs"? You don't think that the brilliant minds at Google are capable of forming an opinion without those you've stated? Would you on the other hand say that any website that have a right wing agenda is equally unable to make an informed decision? So what if the business decided not to serve say an armed police officer, a black man, a muslim, a military guy... (oooops, forgot, progressives think it's ok to discriminate against the military) in their business, would that be ok too? Or is it just progressives that get to "take a stand"? A business can choose its customers, and it's legal. The reason doesn't matter, even though some reasons may **** off somebody. If there are shareholders, maybe they'll make a stink about it, or maybe not. Short Skirt Passenger Gets Kicked Off Planehttp://www.thestar.com/News/article/254499 Southwest Boots Woman For Shirthttp://money.cnn.com/2005/10/06/news/fortune500/southwest_shirt/index... Southwest Airline Make Man Change T-Shirthttp://www.cnn.com/2007/TRAVEL/10/05/airlines.dress.debate.ap/index.h... It has to do with advertizing, contracts, terms of service, and business ethics, I don't expect progressives to understand this, so you are off the hook;) I don't expect you to understand, but it's entirely possible that children might stumble into this newsgroup and be permanently damaged by seeing obscenities like "advertizing". Please fix that in the future. Kids absorb everything they see.- Hide quoted text - - Show quoted text - Go play in the street kid... |
G**gle goes political...
wrote in message
oups.com... On Oct 13, 8:37 am, "JoeSpareBedroom" wrote: wrote in message ups.com... On Oct 12, 2:49 pm, wrote: On Oct 12, 10:47 am, wrote: An ad by a Republican from Maine was taken down by G....... This was a respons to millions of dollars worth of propoganda by moveon.org against the candidate. G says that because Moveon is trademarked the owners can request it come down. Although G has anti Walmart, Blackwater, etc advertizing (paid) on it's site and has for a long time. I guess no one is safe from the long arm of the Clinton/Soros thugs... Damn this "vast right wing conspiracy";) Why do you think that just because a corporation, or corporations have a stance, and has the balls to take that stance, that they are in the "long arm of the Clinton/Soros thugs"? You don't think that the brilliant minds at Google are capable of forming an opinion without those you've stated? Would you on the other hand say that any website that have a right wing agenda is equally unable to make an informed decision? So what if the business decided not to serve say an armed police officer, a black man, a muslim, a military guy... (oooops, forgot, progressives think it's ok to discriminate against the military) in their business, would that be ok too? Or is it just progressives that get to "take a stand"? A business can choose its customers, and it's legal. The reason doesn't matter, even though some reasons may **** off somebody. If there are shareholders, maybe they'll make a stink about it, or maybe not. Short Skirt Passenger Gets Kicked Off Planehttp://www.thestar.com/News/article/254499 Southwest Boots Woman For Shirthttp://money.cnn.com/2005/10/06/news/fortune500/southwest_shirt/index... Southwest Airline Make Man Change T-Shirthttp://www.cnn.com/2007/TRAVEL/10/05/airlines.dress.debate.ap/index.h... It has to do with advertizing, contracts, terms of service, and business ethics, I don't expect progressives to understand this, so you are off the hook;) I don't expect you to understand, but it's entirely possible that children might stumble into this newsgroup and be permanently damaged by seeing obscenities like "advertizing". Please fix that in the future. Kids absorb everything they see.- Hide quoted text - - Show quoted text - Go play in the street kid... You are overly sensitive to facts. Why is that? |
G**gle goes political...
On Oct 13, 10:38 am, "JoeSpareBedroom" wrote:
wrote in message oups.com... On Oct 13, 8:37 am, "JoeSpareBedroom" wrote: wrote in message roups.com... On Oct 12, 2:49 pm, wrote: On Oct 12, 10:47 am, wrote: An ad by a Republican from Maine was taken down by G....... This was a respons to millions of dollars worth of propoganda by moveon.org against the candidate. G says that because Moveon is trademarked the owners can request it come down. Although G has anti Walmart, Blackwater, etc advertizing (paid) on it's site and has for a long time. I guess no one is safe from the long arm of the Clinton/Soros thugs... Damn this "vast right wing conspiracy";) Why do you think that just because a corporation, or corporations have a stance, and has the balls to take that stance, that they are in the "long arm of the Clinton/Soros thugs"? You don't think that the brilliant minds at Google are capable of forming an opinion without those you've stated? Would you on the other hand say that any website that have a right wing agenda is equally unable to make an informed decision? So what if the business decided not to serve say an armed police officer, a black man, a muslim, a military guy... (oooops, forgot, progressives think it's ok to discriminate against the military) in their business, would that be ok too? Or is it just progressives that get to "take a stand"? A business can choose its customers, and it's legal. The reason doesn't matter, even though some reasons may **** off somebody. If there are shareholders, maybe they'll make a stink about it, or maybe not. Short Skirt Passenger Gets Kicked Off Planehttp://www.thestar.com/News/article/254499 Southwest Boots Woman For Shirthttp://money.cnn.com/2005/10/06/news/fortune500/southwest_shirt/index... Southwest Airline Make Man Change T-Shirthttp://www.cnn.com/2007/TRAVEL/10/05/airlines.dress.debate.ap/index.h... It has to do with advertizing, contracts, terms of service, and business ethics, I don't expect progressives to understand this, so you are off the hook;) I don't expect you to understand, but it's entirely possible that children might stumble into this newsgroup and be permanently damaged by seeing obscenities like "advertizing". Please fix that in the future. Kids absorb everything they see.- Hide quoted text - - Show quoted text - Go play in the street kid... You are overly sensitive to facts. Why is that?- Hide quoted text - - Show quoted text - No, if someone credible enters with questions or info, I will respond. I don't deal with liars or trolls... |
G**gle goes political...
wrote in message
oups.com... On Oct 13, 10:38 am, "JoeSpareBedroom" wrote: wrote in message oups.com... On Oct 13, 8:37 am, "JoeSpareBedroom" wrote: wrote in message roups.com... On Oct 12, 2:49 pm, wrote: On Oct 12, 10:47 am, wrote: An ad by a Republican from Maine was taken down by G....... This was a respons to millions of dollars worth of propoganda by moveon.org against the candidate. G says that because Moveon is trademarked the owners can request it come down. Although G has anti Walmart, Blackwater, etc advertizing (paid) on it's site and has for a long time. I guess no one is safe from the long arm of the Clinton/Soros thugs... Damn this "vast right wing conspiracy";) Why do you think that just because a corporation, or corporations have a stance, and has the balls to take that stance, that they are in the "long arm of the Clinton/Soros thugs"? You don't think that the brilliant minds at Google are capable of forming an opinion without those you've stated? Would you on the other hand say that any website that have a right wing agenda is equally unable to make an informed decision? So what if the business decided not to serve say an armed police officer, a black man, a muslim, a military guy... (oooops, forgot, progressives think it's ok to discriminate against the military) in their business, would that be ok too? Or is it just progressives that get to "take a stand"? A business can choose its customers, and it's legal. The reason doesn't matter, even though some reasons may **** off somebody. If there are shareholders, maybe they'll make a stink about it, or maybe not. Short Skirt Passenger Gets Kicked Off Planehttp://www.thestar.com/News/article/254499 Southwest Boots Woman For Shirthttp://money.cnn.com/2005/10/06/news/fortune500/southwest_shirt/index... Southwest Airline Make Man Change T-Shirthttp://www.cnn.com/2007/TRAVEL/10/05/airlines.dress.debate.ap/index.h... It has to do with advertizing, contracts, terms of service, and business ethics, I don't expect progressives to understand this, so you are off the hook;) I don't expect you to understand, but it's entirely possible that children might stumble into this newsgroup and be permanently damaged by seeing obscenities like "advertizing". Please fix that in the future. Kids absorb everything they see.- Hide quoted text - - Show quoted text - Go play in the street kid... You are overly sensitive to facts. Why is that?- Hide quoted text - - Show quoted text - No, if someone credible enters with questions or info, I will respond. I don't deal with liars or trolls... You complained about a company exercising its right to accept or reject certain customers. You may not like it, but there's nothing illegal or fishy about it. Learn accept being wrong sometimes. And, lurn ta spel. |
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