The proper word for it is:
PROPAGANDA
I learned about that word in Social Sdudies class and have applied it to many thing ever since.
If the shoe fits . . .
John
- Vote on answer
- posted
20 years ago
Good news (for a change) from Consumer Reports
Loading thread data ...
- Vote on answer
- posted
20 years ago
As an ex-owner of one I had a big interest in this suit. CU's claims were as you say. Propaganda. The losers are the general public. Lawyers as usual the winners no matter what the outcome.
- Vote on answer
- posted
20 years ago
. . .
Check out:
formatting link
Focus with a 302 V8 ! ZOOM, ZOOM, ZOOM ! (borrowed from Mazda, a FOMOCO subsidiary)
John
- Vote on answer
- posted
20 years ago
So ... they're biased in favor of imports, yet they gave a "Not Acceptable" rating to the Suzuki Samurai. Huh? Suzuki's a domestic manufacturer now? Did the United States annex Japan when I wasn't looking?
I don't see what all the vitriol is about, anyway. Consumer Reports published data that suggests that the 2000 Focus suffered from an unusual number of teething problems, but that Ford has made significant progress in overcoming them. Which which is pretty much what the people in this group have been saying for the last two years.