But there are a whole host of those companies who've suspended political donations for the time being, although I'm sure the squeaky wheels of Congress will soon demand more grease.
Spidey wrote: ↑Sat Jul 10, 2021 10:11 am
LOL if Toyota didn't shoot themselves in the foot when they named one of their vehicles TURD (TRD) I doubt this will hurt much.
And, if you look deeper you will find most major corporations play both sides of the street.
Also that video should get the propaganda prize.
I thought this video won the propaganda prize?
Re: Toyota really shot themselves in the foot.
Posted: Sun Jul 11, 2021 5:03 pm
by Ferno
Spidey wrote: ↑Sat Jul 10, 2021 10:11 am
LOL if Toyota didn't shoot themselves in the foot when they named one of their vehicles TURD (TRD) I doubt this will hurt much.
And, if you look deeper you will find most major corporations play both sides of the street.
Also that video should get the propaganda prize.
Not anymore. "Both sides" stopped being applicable last year.
Re: Toyota really shot themselves in the foot.
Posted: Mon Jul 12, 2021 5:39 pm
by Vander
Tunnelcat wrote:But there are a whole host of those companies who've suspended political donations for the time being, although I'm sure the squeaky wheels of Congress will soon demand more grease.
I'm all for making it toxic for companies to donate to politicians who worked and are working at undermining democracy, but I thought it was a bit silly to give brownie points to companies who suspended political donations *after* an election. Basically something they'd do anyways.
Re: Toyota really shot themselves in the foot.
Posted: Wed Aug 11, 2021 11:09 am
by Tunnelcat
But hey, they've got to "appear" like they a have a soul, even though they only worship the almighty dollar. They're just as afraid of losing business from Trumptards as they are from the libs. And besides, Toyota's quality has slipped over the years anyway, along with Honda and Nissan. I even had to lemon law a 2019 Toyota it was so screwed up THEY couldn't fix it.