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   XPost: alt.flame.rednecks, alt.flame.cycle-sluts, alt.stupidity   
   From: ProgressivesLie@Invalid.org   
      
   On Fri, 19 Aug 2011 18:11:32 -0700 (PDT), Ann Coulter   
    wrote:   
      
   >On Aug 18, 9:31 pm, Jason  wrote:   
   >> For the life of me, I just can't figure it out!!!   
   >>   
   >> Jason (scratching head)   
   >   
   >A lot of good, solid right wing Americans drive the Chevy Camaro.   
   >   
   >Made in Oshawa Ontario and nowhere else.   
   >   
   >And by the way, when are these teapary and republican morons going to   
   >stop driving vehicles that are union made?   
   >   
   >We don't like union made where I come from.   
   >   
   >Anybody who drives a GM, Ford or Chrysler is a pro unionist, socialist   
   >cunt.   
   >   
   >Start driving Toyota, Honda, Nissan or fucking Korean car and show   
   >America how you hate Unions.   
      
   You certainly have a warped view of reality.   
   I drive a 2009 GMC Sierra 1500 XLT Z71.   
   Made in Indiana by a UAW shop.   
   I bought it because it is a good product and for that reason alone.   
   I would have bought the same vehicle regardless of who put it together   
   as long is it was of the same quality.  And if I were to decide to get   
   a new Camaro, being built in Canada is the absolute least thing I   
   would give a damn about.  If I liked and wanted a Camaro I'd get one   
   if it were made in Tijuana as long as it works as it is supposed to   
   But since you brought it up.  Why do you suppose so many "pro union"   
   liberals choose to buy Toyota Priuses, Nissan Altimas and Hyundai   
   Sonatas?  Why do they spit in the face of their beloved union?   
   And why do so many pro union democrats shop at WalMart?   
   Here the population is a solid 80% democrat.  There are 10 Walmart   
   stores here and they all stay packed.  No way the majority of the   
   shoppers could be Republican.   
      
   Most of us sane people don't buy a product with any intent to support   
   any manufacturer.  We buy what best suits our needs and is most   
   attractive to us.   
   If you base all of your purchases on political ideaology as opposed to   
   practicality, usability and affordability then you must have some   
   pretty unique shopping habits.   
      
   For most everyone else in the world the reality is, good products   
   sell, bad products don't.  Who made the products regarding union or   
   non union is irrelevant to the buyer.   
      
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