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The U.S. Courts disagree with you.
By the way, name-calling again. My, what does that suggest?
You and Steve (not to be confused with the pleasant "Steve W." who is a smart gentleman) may not be familiar with the lawsuits involving GM's special coolant called DEX-COOL.
I invite your tiny and hostile mind to read Wikipedia's entry on antifreeze, from which the following is excerpted:
"According to the DEX-COOL manufacturer, mixing a green coolant with DEX-COOL reduces the batch=C3=A2=EF=BF=BD=EF=BF=BDs change interval to =
2 years or 30,000 miles [from its normal 5 year life], but will otherwise cause no damage to the engine.""DEX-COOL specifically has caused controversy. It is casually linked with intake manifold gasket failures in GM's 3.1L and 3.4L engines and with other failures in 4.3L engines. Class action lawsuits were registered in several states, and in Canada, to address some of these claims. The first of these to reach a decision was in Missouri where a settlement was announced early in December, 2007. Late in March 2008, GM agreed to compensate complainants in the remaining 49 states.
"Typically OAT [organic acid technology] antifreeze contains a red or pink dye to differentiate it from the conventional glycol-based coolants (blue or green). Some of the newer OAT coolants claim to be compatible with all types of OAT and glycol-based coolants; these are typically green or yellow in color." [End of quotes]
So you see, even though color normally doesn't make any difference at all, with coolants, color conveys important information.
Otherwise, I wouldn't care what color my coolant was or what religious tendencies it had, because I like coolants of all colors and religions :-)
But I don't like rude coolants.