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BamaD -> RE: Another "successful" carry story (1/26/2015 11:39:03 AM)
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ORIGINAL: Musicmystery
You get sillier with every post.
First, you claim that they're being careful not to publicize it.
Then, you go with "How do you know they aren't letting people know about it?" in the very next post.
Do you not see how ridiculous you look? That you simply twist into whatever tiny hair-split you can think of, contradicting yourself along the way?
Not to mention continually bring up points that have already been settled and beaten to death and then settled and beaten to death again.
So--there's a YouTube video. That's certainly a public post. It's hardly a recall, as it calls for self-inspection, but it's something.
You should learn how to research and pull up evidence like this. It would help you look less ridiculous.
And you could really use some of that, frankly.
Look I am familiar with this unethical method of debate.
You have, as is your habit, taken something I said about one thing and pretended that I said it about something else.
To straighten you out, yet again (you notice how often I have to use this phrase)
A I said working on the fixed wasn't being publicized.
B Later I said that you don't know that the fix isn't being publicized, you know about the video and there is no reason for them to contact you personally to let you know about it. It is standard practice to send a letter to the customer concerning a recall.
Just as you "knew" they wouldn't fix it you now "know" they won't tell the customers about it even though not informing them of the fix would lead to more (civil) legal problems than not fixing it, see both Ford (pinto) and GM (silverado)
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