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Originally Posted by john2000car
I absolutely agree with you 150%. This is the best example of how some, if not most of the media (particularly NBC/CNBC), continues to build opinion against GM. They are biased in favor of another car mfg. An anti-comment that was made a couple of months ago on one of their cable channels fired me up enough to send them an email to correct their half-truth comment. Not that it made any difference, but it sure did make me feel good at the time.
This just goes to show the power of what a leaked comment to an already biased media can do. Guys, unfortunately, we have a lot of work to do.
Try leaking to the media that the Chevrolet/Chevy Camaro has outsold its counterparts 11 of past 12 months and see what story results. Obviously, they aren't gonna comment on that one. Even if they did, I can use my imagination to figure out what it would sound like. The media still loves those ad dollars coming in tho, so that they can keep their cush opinionated jobs.
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Precisely, you give anything to the media and they will turn it inside out and twist it in away that makes that particular article of information be represented in away they what it to be..I honestly don't see how anyone could trust the media with stunts such as these..and well..its rather
. Really its the main reason why I try not to base information off of the media..
And hey..it may not have done much, but at least you got your word in on the matter and it let off some steam.
No one can blame you for that.
As far as I see it..
Me= 1 Media's effect=0...
